June 12, 2020
Episode 5 - Movie Memories Part 1 of 2
Episode 5 brings you Movie Memories. A trip into the past that will make you want to go out and rent some flicks to watch... well, maybe you can stream them. Either way, get ready to talk '80s movies with Toscano & Chang. Next week we'll keep the movie talk, but we have a special guest that will be calling in. Don't miss it.
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You're listenage back to the eighties.
And I got a special guest today,
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Keith the rageous thing. This is
the only thing I remember was singing in
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the band of Gold those because I'm
back in the eighties. What one point
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plenty watch what you're traveling back in
time here, back to the eighties.
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Is that this is Toscano and Chang. Welcome everybody, thanks for being with
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us another Friday. Chang, how
the heck are you, my friend?
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How are you holding up there in
good old nineteen eighty five? Well,
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to Scanno, I will tell you
I am holding up like a true champion.
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You see this glorious year of nineteen
eighty five. I was looking dashing
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and strong. I was like the
metal tars the end of my day.
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But everything changes to Scott. My
rope seems to swing a little bit lower.
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I wear a thermal outfit when I
swing through the trees. But I
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am still the number one man in
my own mind, and I pretty much
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toot my own horn. I'm doing
great. Everything is great out here in
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the location where I am residing.
I will not give that location that's going
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to be for another show. Whi's
going to be guess where Chang's at.
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Just plugging it right now, good
good, And in honor of one of
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the most famous bands rock bands of
the eighties, that would be acc I
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am doing mister Brian Johnson homage today. I'm wearing his little green hat.
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Nice. Nice. I was going
to go bond Scott, but I thought
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it was a little bit too cold
for me to not wear a shirt and
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screaming of a microphone. Right now, with everything that's going on in the
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world, with all the chaos,
with all the madness, we want to
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bring you a little bit of joy. We want to bring you a little
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bit of nostalgia and take that time
machine mentally and can go back to an
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era that things were way different.
That's what we're here for, when there
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was racial tension, but not as
much violence. I'll put that out there
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right now, and I'm not condoning
it, just putting it out there.
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At least there wasn't the internet,
so we can know exactly everything that happened,
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and I think that may have been
a good thing. All right,
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So tonight we're gonna be talking about
movies of the eighties. Not only did
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the eighties bring us the joy of
wonderful music, but it also brought us
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movies. Now, I know what
you're gonna say, eighties movies were cheesy.
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However, you didn't say that back
then, did we? And so
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tonight we have a bunch of movies
that we're gonna be talking about, and
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a lot of them are brought to
us by you, our listeners. You
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have commented on our Facebook fan page, and we are bringing them to you.
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We also have Toscato and Chang's top
five greatest movies of all time in
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the eighties. Oh, that is
gonna be a smoking list. Smoking Here's
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a little taste of what we're gonna
hear in just a little bit. You're
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a college boy or something. H
I bet you think you're pretty smart.
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Huh think you get out smarter bullet? What do you say we find out
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I'm talking to you, what do
you say? H drop it? That
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are alive? You're coming with me? They tiscano. I noticed that it's
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probably pretty hot over there. I
could notice by that small dixie cup of
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water you're holding in your hand.
What was the temperature out there in beautiful
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sunny southern California? Here in Orange
County, it was about ninety one today
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and you can hear my, is
that cube dice? Or do you have
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a state of an art type refrigerator
that gives you ice on the dime?
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Yeah? Yeah, we get like
a bunch of different types of ice.
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So it gave me a little bit
of crushed ice. You know what.
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You know what's good with crushed ice, Coca cola. By the way,
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it was a simmering eighty degrees over
here in the location that I am not
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going to release to anyone just yet, where I'm residing. You're reciting you're
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residing in an undisclosed, government protected
location. That's right, that's right.
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And I'm not in the bunker.
No, I was about allowed to go
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in the bunker. You know,
you have to have a special pass to
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go in the bunker. I don't
want to tell you what that special passes,
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but the password starts with H and
has four letters in it, the
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grammar. Fill your head with that
one. It was very hot today and
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it just reminded me of those days
where we had, you know, no
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air conditioning at my house in nineteen
eighty seven. I believe, oh,
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I I would have to put did
you put the sprink the sprinklers on and
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open up the windows and let them
go to the fan, and then you
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would get like that spray on the
inside of your house. Is no Mexican
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right now? No, no,
no, we didn't do that, but
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I did put on the hose and
we just you know, got wet outside
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in the front yard. Now when
it was this hot back in the eighties,
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did you wear your geane cut off
shorts? No? I never had
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that's you know what. I never
wore. Who did that? You said
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that? You probably you look like
the type that did have the gene cut
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off shorts, didn't you, You
know what? No, I would never
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do that because two reasons, I
didn't want to look like a cissy,
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and I didn't have the legs like
Daisy Dupe brothers, So I didn't.
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I didn't go without attire. No, you never wore the cut off shorts
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and then the pockets what was it, the pockets longer than the shorts.
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Yes, I remember. I remember
seeing a few of my buddies like that,
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and I thought that looked rather sissious. So I never wanted to go
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that. You know. I also
saw people with their pants, you know,
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long pants ripped, their jeans ripped
and you could see the pocket through
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the inside. Oh, now that's
the look I went with. The more
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holes in your pants, some more
air conditioning. You don't need to wear
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shorts if you have Levi's that are
specifically cut in regions that you both look
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sexy to the female rocker and hardcore
rough like you just crawled out of a
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dumpster. You follow me. No, no rough riders, brother, No
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rough riders to me. You know
what when when you're bringing up the chur
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rough rider, a rough rider to
me is almost like a wedgie in tight
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Levis that would be a rough rider. Al Right, So let's talk about
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movies. And now that we're in
the eighties. You know, it was
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an incredible time because there were so
many big hits. So many big hits
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in the eighties. Oh, I
think there was the movie Mecca. Yeah,
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And the hits were so huge that
even today, twenty twenty, these
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movies are still being sought after by
everybody. I think they're as relevant today
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as they were back then, but
the relevancy has changed because we're reliving in
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generations, are seeing what we lived
through. So it brings wisdom, it
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brings humor, and it kind of
it kind of brings families together. You
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know what I mean when you sit
down and watch an eighties classic movie with
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your kids. Yeah. I got
to clear something up though, and something
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that I don't agree that Hollywood does
a lot, and that is when they
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do a remake. Oh that is
because it never comes out. And I'll
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tell you there's one remake and I'm
gonna go into that right now, because
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we're gonna kick this off with the
remake that just destroyed everything I thought about
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Hollywood as being okay with this.
They killed everything. But this is not
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the remake trailer. This is the
trailer to a movie that tonight on Facebook,
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we have been asking everybody to give
us their opinion of what movies they
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preferred to watch in the eighties.
And here is that movie that I'm talking
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about. Ghosts. Hello, Ghostbusters, They're real? Do you have they're
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here? Ghostbusters? Hey, every
sire ghost they catch the ghost that won't
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stay deaded. So Ghostbusters, Oh, brother eighty four. I had just
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graduated in eighty three. Now you're
talking about probably one of the funniest casted
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movies from a lot of s and
l greats. Tell me about it.
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Let's take another listen to one of
the greatest comedy movies of that time,
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lives in the corner penthouse of Spook
Central. You want this body? This
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is a trick question. Ghostbusters starring
Bill Murray, Diamack, Lloyd Saigourney Weaver
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hadle ramus Rick around its coming gonna
say you the world. So Ghostbusters,
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now, let's talk a little bit
about not the remake, let's talk about
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the movie itself. Was obviously the
subject matter was ghosts, and we knew
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for a fact with these actors,
with these comedians, it was going to
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be nothing or close to being scary, that it was going to be a
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movie that people were gonna smile,
they were gonna laugh at. But nobody
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ever thought it was going to be
such a big hit. Yeah, you
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know, I remember seeing it at
the drive in back in eighty four and
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Picqo Rivera. I used to go
down to. Uh. I don't know
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if you ever went down to the
driving over in Pipo Rivera, No,
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but I did go to the Santa
Fe Springs driving So right now, I
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remember going down to Pico Rivera,
going down to the Fiesta four because they
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had four screens. He can go
to four movies. You know I remember
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that. Yeah, Fiesta four,
I remember that. But then you also
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had the drive in in param I
mean there was driving scattered all about.
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But I remember seeing that movie there
and I had tears coming out of my
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eyes. Dude. It was just
everything they did and said was hilarious.
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The graphics alone, to me,
that was one of the funniest movies.
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And the graphics we're pretty much believable, not now like nowadays where the computer
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generate a lot of the comedic kind
of characters, which kind of to me
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loses the effect. But that movie
was done, I think to the teas
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man on all parts, script wise, character wise, and the comedic timing
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brother, that is something that we're
missing today that will continue to live on
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and continue to make people laugh.
And that's one of the greatest things that
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the eighties brought to us. Stick
around, don't go anywhere back to the
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eighties, will be right back with
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You're listening to back to the eighties. This is back to the eighties and
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everything here is a little bit of
improv like this following movie from nineteen eighty
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five, another one of the choices
of our fans on Facebook. They hunted
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him down, you know, ol
Corner. We went to a lot of
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trouble to find you. They murdered
his friends, and they took the only
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thing he would kill for. If
you want your kid back, then you've
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got to cooperate right wrong, No, somewhere somehow, but you'll never gain
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somewhere. She's going to pay Schwartzenegger. It's funny as you say that his
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name pops up on screen. Do
you think that he's going to give us
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any problems. You'll do exactly as
he's told. You're a funny guy,
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Sally. That's why I'm going to
kill you last. Yeah, you don't
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tell you what's going on or what? No? Yeah, so this is
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Commando nineteen eighty five. Believe it's
a still great movie. It's a great,
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great movie, and it's still one
of my favorite movies to watch when
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I'm by myself. Why because I
can put the stereo on really high.
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Do you find yourself imitatium? Who's
your daddy? Now? You know?
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The funny thing is people always look
back, like, for example, at
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eighties movies and they go, oh, that was predictable or that was cheesy.
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Come on, you're looking at it
with the mindset of today's cgi in
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MINDI but in retrospect, that's not
how we thought back now, totally the
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opposite. We'd go like, whoa, that explosion was so real and exactly
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and even if you knew, even
if you knew, it was all fantastic
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and it was all exaggerated. But
they were just good, clean fun that
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we were having, especially going to
the movies those days. Oh yeah,
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dude, you know what a movie
I just thought of that I think speaks
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for our generation. And I think
both the dudes and chicks really dug this
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movie, The Breakfast Club. I
thought that that movie replicated anybody's high school.
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I think any one of us that
movie kind of touched something in us.
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All of us are a little bit
of those characters, or if not,
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we are not, then we knew
somebody similar to those characters. So
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a movie like that you could identify
with, just like sixteen Candles, I
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mean, you take yourself back to
some of the classic movies in the eighties,
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Ridgemont High, you know, and
you can almost see your life portrayed
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on the big screen. I mean, do you get that same type of
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a feeling when you watch certain movies
that take you take you back? Yeah?
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So you mentioned the Breakfast Club,
and that is one on the list
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that one of our fans picked,
The Breakfast Club. It is now seven
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h six. You have exactly eight
hours and fifty four minutes to ponder the
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error of your ways? Any questions? Yeah, does Barry Man alone know
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that you raid his wardrobe? A
brain, a beauty, a jock,
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a rebel, and a recluse.
You can't believe this is really happening to
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me. Before this day is over, they'll break the rules. Check,
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that's what it is. There are
their souls coming infamania? Do your parents
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awareless take some chances being bad fields, pretty good and touch each other in
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a way they never dreamed possible.
The Breakfast Club they only met once,
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don't you don't ask me, but
it changed their lives forever. I consider
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you guys my friends. I'm not
wrong, am I. Universal Pictures one
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of the greatest movies of that era
that portrayed that era to the tea.
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You know a lot of times when
you look at some picture or somebody depicting
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the eighties, it's always they're always
putting the eighties like it was fluorescent.
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And although they did have a lot
of that, you know what most schools
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it was. It was like the
movie The Breakfast Club. Yeah, you
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had a character in your own high
school. You know, you did have
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the jock. I presume you were
probably like the jock. I was born
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like Judd Hurst. You know what
I mean, the rebel, the rocker,
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the quick thing, or the tough
guy. You know what I mean,
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smart ass? You know what I
mean, the guy that's carrying around
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a half pint and a dub in
his ear. You know, I was
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that kind of a guy. Were
you the one? Were you the one
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after the rich, clean girl?
You know what? No, I liked
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him, poor and dirty bro I'm
gonna tell you right, yeah, well
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I was definitely. It was definitely
the jock type. There was a suggestion
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from somebody on Facebook who sent sent
us a trailer, and I'm gonna let
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you listen to this trailer. I
don't, Well, it's a it's a
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double wide trailer. Let's put it
double wide trailer. But did we have
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our own space? Well, we
do, and we don't have to pay
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for it either. We own it. So I do want to give you
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a couple of little hints this movie. The main start of this movie is
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or was one of the greatest comedians
of all time. Okay, I'll leave
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it at that. Here is the
submission for a film that came out this
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nineteen eighty six. I know it. Guess who's getting some class. I'm
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going to college, Rodney Dangerfields going
back to school, my idol, Rodney
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to this story, I always picked
Climan. When did you dream about going
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to college when I used to fall
asleep from the high school. Well,
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for those of you who don't know, in this film and back to School,
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there were two very famous comedians and
one of them, one of them,
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of course, was Rodney Dangerfield.
But there was a second comedian that
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made a disappearance. And I want
you guys that remember the era to see
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if you remember the name. I
remember the name. Here we go,
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good teacher. He really seems to
care. There's that comedian, the one
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who said say it, say it
really loud. Now a lot of you
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may have forgotten. Do you remember
that second comedian that was the great you
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know, Sam Kinderson? Of course, now, Sam Kinderson. I remember
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going with a buddy of mine to
go see him at the Comedy Store,
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which you know, was like that's
a haven when you're a comedian. And
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I remember one time going to the
Rainbow with my buddies back I'd say it
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was probably eighty six, maybe eighty
five. It was right before I had
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my daughter, and me and my
buddies were hanging at the Rainbow, which
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is the Rainbow Bar and Grill.
I mean, that's like the Hollywood Grail
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of rock and roll bars. You
know, you you can live like a
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rock star. All you gotta do
is hang there on a Friday Saturday.
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Dundee, you're hit now. I
remember we were in there and I was
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joking around my homeboys, and Sam
Kinderson was in there and he was talking
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crap roll and smiling, and he
was making people laugh. And he came
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walking by me and my buddies and
at the time, I was just going
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all chang maiden out on my own
with buddies and entertaining a couple of people
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at the bar, and Kittison walked
up to me and he goes, Dude,
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you're a funny man. Have you
ever thought about being a comedian?
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I looked at him and I said, the only time I think about betting
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funny is wearing a wig when a
masterday. And dude, he like tore
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up. And that was my brush
with him then, you know what I
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mean. He told me that to
maybe think about being a comic one day,
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you know, But I didn't think
about it away years later. But
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it was like meeting him, dude
was insane. Not only that, but
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meeting him when we were hanging out
at the bar. You can only hear
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music going on right brow people talking
at the bar and ordering booze and stuff,
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and dude, you could just hear
him like coming up with a thousand
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freaking jokes, bro away in the
corner of the rainbow, having like a
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group of people having spaghetti and stuff, and he sounded like a comedic assault
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rifle preacher bro after Night, one
of the fastest, hardest, loudest,
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strongest, feardest comedians. I think
of his generation in the eighties, not
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only that, but in the staff
of Comedy World alone, I mean Kenniston
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and Dangerfield, Dangerfield, bro Dangerfield
was like a touch of like Our Father
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and Our Mother's Day, you know, like any wrong man. Yeah,
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you know, comics like that one
liners, but Rodney danger would put that
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kind of R rated X rated feel
into the one liners. Sure, and
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then dude, Sam Kenniston took it
away back to school. It just brings
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back so many memories, so many
great memories. You know what, what
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I think that a lot of these
movies have in common with us, and
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that's that we can watch them over
and over and over and we know the
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lines, we know who's gonna say
what, we know exactly what's going to
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happen next, and we don't get
tired of him, you know. And
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you know, we can't do that
with every single eighties movie, or with
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any other movie as a matter of
fact. But yeah, exactly another movie
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like that. For me, We're
going to go on a limb another great
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comedian. Now he won an Oscar
for his role Robin Williams, the late
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Great Robin Williams in Dead Poet Society. Now, that was a great movie
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back in the eighties, and a
lot of people I think kind of missed
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it or a little bit let down
because he was doing serious acting. But
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to me, that was like one
of the greatest improvisation improvisations that I've ever
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seen. Let me give you a
little taste of that. That was in
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nineteen eighty nine. Welton Academy for
Boys, a breeding ground for the future
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leaders of America, an institution dedicated
to achievement, virtue, and conformity.
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A school whose rigid standards are upheld
by every single teacher except one comments overstrate
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your twarps Anderson are your man on. A language was developed for one endeavor,
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and that is to communicate no to
woo women, misticating and you know
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the l Yeah, the late Great
Robin Williams. So we're gonna take a
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little break. When we come back, we're gonna have a lot more of
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suggestions from you guys, and a
lot more of this, So don't go
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away. Thanks for joining us here
at back to the eighties. This is
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just kind of went chang This is
the time of the show where we'd like
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to talk about what made us angry
during the eighties, and in honor of
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the most wondrous chang we've dubbed them
changres. So chang what made you changry?
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You know what got me changry back
in the eighties when people were worrying
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for rescing colors. You know what
got me changeries? Back in the eighties,
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when Don Johnson introduced the sockless shoes
and feet. Oh, it's just
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too gross. You know what got
me changry in the eighties? Anybody that
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looked like Molly Green walled from the
back. You know what got me changry
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back in the eighties when women decided
to copy Madonna on her lank of virgin
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You know what got me changry in
the eighties. I was too young to
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buy alcohol. You know what got
me changry back in the eighties. My
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parents used to take me to malls
to window shop. You know what got
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me changry in the eighties. What's
that stems and seeds and that ladies and
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gentlemen has been this week's changres we
were talking about movies. One of our
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fans send us a request to please
put this movie, but the following movie
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falls into a very special category,
because tonight we want to find out our
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top five most like movies of the
eighties. So chang, go ahead.
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What was five for you? Number
five favorite movies in the eighties was Spinal
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Tap. This was a film I
haven't seen it, believe it or not,
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and it's a film that we've been
wanted to watch these days in quarantine
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with my kids. I believe it's
from nineteen eighty four. I may be
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mistaken. I'm pretty sure it's nineteen
eighty four. What's this film about?
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Now? Spinal Tap was a comedic
look kind of like kind of you if
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you remember the Monkeys of the Brady
Bunch, the part of Summer it was
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about. It was a comedic movie
that was about rock and roll, a
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rock and roll band from England,
a very famous heavy metal type of rock
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and roll band. Now, two
of the characters also were from the early
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nineteen seventy version of S and L
and they were some of the writers.
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Well, Spinal Tap was kind of
a spinoff on nostalgic stupidity music like all
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kinds of crazy lyrics, but put
to metal and these guys make characters.
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So it's a pretty funny movie,
you know. And they improv all the
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way into these characters. They're kind
of like a heavy metal rolling Stone.
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Here's my number five, and I
know that everybody knows this one. This
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is it. This is the end
of the line telling me, did I
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tell you about the pool here?
Or Daniel LaRusso got the future? Seemed
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far from terrific. This place is
a dump. They should come back to
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New Jersey. Hey, I know
it's hard, but we're not quite as
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all. He until he met the
right girl. N she's beauty. I
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say, she's beautifizing, she's beautiful. This is testament to the fact that
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Hollywood should leave the originals alone.
Do not attempt I don't care who the
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main star of the movie's sun is. I don't care who the main star
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is. You don't mess with something
that was already perfect, right, Yeah,
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yeah, I agree with you.
I totally agree. And that film
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is none other than The Karate Kid
the original. Of course, that was
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a pretty good movie, you know
what I mean. I thought, Wow,
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man, that's the good that's the
kind of movie that gives you inspiration.
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We need movies like that nowadays,
where we have bullying such a factor
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not only amongst kids at school,
but on social media, which is even
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more devastating to get bullied right in
person and on social media than it is.
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It was a genuine film. It
was a transparent film. The characters
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were just true to life, and
they did such an amazing job. And
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that's not to say that today there
isn't great film. Of course there are,
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but back then we needed something like
this. Yeah, and the good
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thing is we have this for today. I know that my kids they cannot
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watch anything that's been remade. They
have to watch the originals from the eighties,
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and they love it. They love
it. You gotta do it,
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you gotta do it. So that
was the Karate Kid. What is number
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four for you, my friend?
Number four for the Changster has to be
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The Outsiders, made in the ever
so beautiful year of nineteen eighty three,
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when I left the precious Montebello High
School Oilers. I graduated in age three.
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You know what I mean? You
had the greasers, you know,
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and then you know, you had
just a couple of varieties of what it's
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like to be in a neighborhood where
you're not too rich and where you got
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to have some guts to get out
of it. Tom Cruise came out on
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this, Patrick Swayzey came out on
this. You know, Matt Dillon,
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Ralph Macchio, Emilio Estibs, and
the list goes on from bar times ten.
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Once that movie was made, Bro, I mean, you got to
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admit, Bro, they became those
characters. You know, anybody that grew
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up in a neighborhood, It doesn't
matter what race you were, you can
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relate. You can relate. And
even today, that movie touches lives.
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I remember being so so sad when
Ralph Machio's character that accident and he was
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burned. Man. I struggled with
that. I really struggled with that because
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at that time I even had a
friend in high school who had an accident
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like that, got ninety five percent
of his body completely burned. So that
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film really hit hit home. Yeah, And the one thing about that specific
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portion of that movie I think that
also embedded in me is when you're that
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young, you don't think that anything
is going to make you expire exactly,
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you in the physicality, you don't
know one on one with death. You
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know, usually when you're that age, my brother, you watch your elders
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pass away. Now you miss them, but it doesn't hit you because it's
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you know, you grow up to
know people get older, they pass away,
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so you're sad when they leave,
but you kind of know it's going
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to happen. Now. I gotta
tell you four, my number three pick.
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Peterson Morola also wrote to us on
our Back to the Eighties Facebook page
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and let us know that this next
film is in his top rated films for
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the eighties. Check this out,
rock and roll it in this quiet neighborhood.
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I like a voiceover guy. He
was always It's street. A mystery
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is unfolding, it is, and
an adventure is beginning again. This was
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the twentieth anniversary trailer for the movie
Et. Do you remember seeing Et at
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the movies? Bro? Yeah,
dude, I remember going down to Hollywood
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and going to the Cinearanta Dome and
watching Et, and man, what what
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a movie that. It really made
me think, you know what, there
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can be there's dudes up there hanging
out there. Man, we can't be
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the only cats alive on this earth
doing what we do There it's got to
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be somebody up there. That movie
was a trip, you know what I
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mean? Speaking of trips? What
was your number three? My number three
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has got to be Raging Bull?
Robert de Niro. The Raging Bull was
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made in nineteen eighty, brother,
on the very brink of nineteen eighty,
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and that was about, I mean, the great boxer. Brother. You
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you know I'm the best. I'm
not gonna take him more. Nine body,
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then you're married. It's funny because
Robert de Niro in Raging Bull.
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You know that was a Martin Scorsese
picture as well. Yes, yes,
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exactly. Scorsese did a lot of
movies with the De Niro. I mean,
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he just that that was a great
movie. Brother. Funny how the
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Italians stick together? Yeah, waiting
for you to come out in the remake
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Raging Jock. Number two Number two
for me, Here we go. Number
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two for me is a number one
for probably everybody else. But this is
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my number two party delay it ta
welcome to my latest experiment. This is
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a big one, the one I've
been away before my life. Oh well,
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they it's a Dolorean railway party.
All your questions will be answered.
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Roll take okay, p seed dot. All right, nevermind that, now,
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nevermind that, now no, all
right, I'm ready, good evening.
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I'm doctor M. Brown. I'm
standing on the parking lot at Twin
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Pines Mall and Sartay one October twenty
six, nineteen eighty five, eighteen.
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And this is temporal Experiment number one. And this was of course one of
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the most famous pictures of all time, which is Back to the Future nineteen
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eighty five. You know when when
they showed this scene, they're in the
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parking lot of the Twin Pines Mall. We all know that was the Leaf
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Puinte Mall. And yeah, they
recently had a reunion of the Back to
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the Future cast and it was in
that same parking lot and it was just
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surreal. What a great experience.
I remember going to watch a lot of
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these movies in the Laplinton Mall at
the twelve o'clock showing. Yeah, you
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know what I mean. I mean
we were just like all kinds of people
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would gather up and you just like
party in the parking lot and buy your
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tickets and then go to the Lake
movie. I remember going to go see
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the Rocky Horror Picture Show and uh, I remember watching uh Stairway to Heaven,
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such classics like that, you know, the musical genre. But I
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remember going over there and watching jeez, dude, the Terminator. I remember
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watching Hers Bueller's Day Off there,
Blade Runner, back to Back to the
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Future. Dude, was like that
movie was hilarious and so believable. I
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mean, you had the great Michael
J. Fox dude. Yeah, one
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of the clean, cleanest cut looking
dudes. That was freaking hilarious. And
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what's one of the most incredible things
about this film is that it has transcended
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time. Yes, and no pun
intended, of course, it literally has
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literally has transcended time and has the
same effect today that it did back then,
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even teens of today of twenty twenty, and they like this film.
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Let's go on to number two.
Well, my number two movie is going
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to be the Shining Role Who can
do? Yeah, who can forget?
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You could forget the Shining I mean
Jack is the man dude from going to
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the lake with games and be guts
out, balls out. You know when
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we show time all the way to
the late great Code era. Let me
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give it could be the Joker.
I want to give you a little taste
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of the Shining. I don't suppose
they told you anything in Denver about the
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tragedy we had appeared during the winter
in nineteen seventy. Heart of man named
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Charles Grady is the Winter character takers. From what I've been told to me,
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he seemed like a completely normal individual, but at some point during the
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winter pay must have suffered some kind
of a complete mental breakdown. He ran
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amuck, killed his family. Well, you can rest assured, mister Olman,
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that's not gonna happen with me.
The voice man, his voice.
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How scary was the scene in The
Shining when the little boy is riding around
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it in his little tricycle in his
little a big wheel and he sees the
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little girls standing at the end of
the hall. How scary? Now you
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do know that's Donald Trump right.
The Shining nineteen eighty now number one,
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my number one favorite movie of the
nineteen eighties. See if you can guess
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what that was. It's not a
bad idea, making a girl, actually
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making a girl. This is one. I give her one digitus memory glance.
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Something's about to change in the world, something out of this world.
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She's alive, alive. What would
you little maniacs like to do? First?
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It's all in the name of science. A dude who wouldn't be a
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party animal. You have to learn
to live in the jungle plats. And
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one of my favorites, one of
my favorite actors, came out of this
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movie, by the way, and
that's Bill Paxton's Oh dude, Bill Paxton.
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That guy is so birth the dial
and acted for I see him in
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great roles. What was your number
one movie of the nineteen eighties? Are
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you ready? I need a drum
roll? I need here's your drum roll?
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Okay, you got, you got
your drum roll. Now. This
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movie comes from nineteen eighty six and
it starred a young, sober Charney Sheen,
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and it dealt with a real life
experience of the Vietnam War. And
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anyone that has been to war knows
that it is no movie and the realization
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and the hell of war will not
only scar you physically but mentally. That
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movie is Platoon. Let's take a
listen. We're gonna war. Then we're
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gonna get killed. The man it's
gonna get it in the first few weeks.
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I don't even know what I'm doing. I'm so tired. I think
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I've made a bigness tank coming here. We're going back into that NBA Barker
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Complex tomorrow. There is the Beast
be hungry tonight. All these all these
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guys, all these soldiers portraying the
movie. They were fighting a war,
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were not only outside with the enemy, but a war with themselves. And
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it was Oliver Stone's oscar winning nineteen
eighty six Vietnam War movie called Platoon.
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It's been great, it's been great
reminiscent on the movies of the eighties,
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on those movies that made our childhood
in our teen years just a blast,
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and so much so that today we
remember what they are, that they've caused
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an impact, they've left a footprint
in her life, and that we can
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see not only the art that they
were and in some cases even the cheesiness
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of some movies, especially the comedic
movies, that no matter what, that
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we can still watch those crack a
smile and just have a good time.
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There's so much that can be said
about movies from that decade, and it's
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something we don't want to talk about
them all here. It's just that we
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don't have enough time. And that's
why we're going to bring you apart two
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next Friday. We're going to continue
the eighties movie talk, so don't miss
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it. Send us your post on
our Facebook fan page and let us know
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what was your favorite movie of that
decade. We'll go ahead and mention your
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name and let us know what you
chose. So this week, be safe,
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wear your mask. If you're gonna
go outside and protest, let it
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be with peace and over all things. Protect yourself and your fellow man.
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Exactly. I want you all to
remember just a couple of quick words,
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and I stand by everything my brother
says right here, because remember this is
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a very crucial time. We are
releasing you from stupidity and a smile.
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So go out there and be the
best that you can be. Don't let
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the down give you a frown.
Remember, stay lifted and gifted because only
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through unity will we see prosperity.
And when we see prosperity, that's when
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all of us can live like we're
in the luxury. Goodnight, We'll see
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you again next Friday. Asta Lovevista
or Raleigh play back TI
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You're listenage back to the eighties.
And I got a special guest today,
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Keith the rageous thing. This is
the only thing I remember was singing in
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the band of Gold those because I'm
back in the eighties. What one point
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plenty watch what you're traveling back in
time here, back to the eighties.
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Is that this is Toscano and Chang. Welcome everybody, thanks for being with
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us another Friday. Chang, how
the heck are you, my friend?
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How are you holding up there in
good old nineteen eighty five? Well,
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to Scanno, I will tell you
I am holding up like a true champion.
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You see this glorious year of nineteen
eighty five. I was looking dashing
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and strong. I was like the
metal tars the end of my day.
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But everything changes to Scott. My
rope seems to swing a little bit lower.
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I wear a thermal outfit when I
swing through the trees. But I
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am still the number one man in
my own mind, and I pretty much
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toot my own horn. I'm doing
great. Everything is great out here in
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the location where I am residing.
I will not give that location that's going
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to be for another show. Whi's
going to be guess where Chang's at.
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Just plugging it right now, good
good, And in honor of one of
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the most famous bands rock bands of
the eighties, that would be acc I
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am doing mister Brian Johnson homage today. I'm wearing his little green hat.
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Nice. Nice. I was going
to go bond Scott, but I thought
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it was a little bit too cold
for me to not wear a shirt and
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screaming of a microphone. Right now, with everything that's going on in the
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world, with all the chaos,
with all the madness, we want to
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bring you a little bit of joy. We want to bring you a little
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bit of nostalgia and take that time
machine mentally and can go back to an
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era that things were way different.
That's what we're here for, when there
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was racial tension, but not as
much violence. I'll put that out there
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right now, and I'm not condoning
it, just putting it out there.
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At least there wasn't the internet,
so we can know exactly everything that happened,
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and I think that may have been
a good thing. All right,
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So tonight we're gonna be talking about
movies of the eighties. Not only did
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the eighties bring us the joy of
wonderful music, but it also brought us
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movies. Now, I know what
you're gonna say, eighties movies were cheesy.
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However, you didn't say that back
then, did we? And so
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tonight we have a bunch of movies
that we're gonna be talking about, and
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a lot of them are brought to
us by you, our listeners. You
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have commented on our Facebook fan page, and we are bringing them to you.
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We also have Toscato and Chang's top
five greatest movies of all time in
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the eighties. Oh, that is
gonna be a smoking list. Smoking Here's
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a little taste of what we're gonna
hear in just a little bit. You're
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a college boy or something. H
I bet you think you're pretty smart.
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Huh think you get out smarter bullet? What do you say we find out
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I'm talking to you, what do
you say? H drop it? That
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are alive? You're coming with me? They tiscano. I noticed that it's
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probably pretty hot over there. I
could notice by that small dixie cup of
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water you're holding in your hand.
What was the temperature out there in beautiful
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sunny southern California? Here in Orange
County, it was about ninety one today
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and you can hear my, is
that cube dice? Or do you have
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a state of an art type refrigerator
that gives you ice on the dime?
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Yeah? Yeah, we get like
a bunch of different types of ice.
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So it gave me a little bit
of crushed ice. You know what.
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You know what's good with crushed ice, Coca cola. By the way,
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it was a simmering eighty degrees over
here in the location that I am not
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going to release to anyone just yet, where I'm residing. You're reciting you're
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residing in an undisclosed, government protected
location. That's right, that's right.
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And I'm not in the bunker.
No, I was about allowed to go
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in the bunker. You know,
you have to have a special pass to
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go in the bunker. I don't
want to tell you what that special passes,
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but the password starts with H and
has four letters in it, the
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grammar. Fill your head with that
one. It was very hot today and
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it just reminded me of those days
where we had, you know, no
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air conditioning at my house in nineteen
eighty seven. I believe, oh,
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I I would have to put did
you put the sprink the sprinklers on and
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open up the windows and let them
go to the fan, and then you
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would get like that spray on the
inside of your house. Is no Mexican
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right now? No, no,
no, we didn't do that, but
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I did put on the hose and
we just you know, got wet outside
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in the front yard. Now when
it was this hot back in the eighties,
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did you wear your geane cut off
shorts? No? I never had
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that's you know what. I never
wore. Who did that? You said
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that? You probably you look like
the type that did have the gene cut
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off shorts, didn't you, You
know what? No, I would never
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do that because two reasons, I
didn't want to look like a cissy,
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and I didn't have the legs like
Daisy Dupe brothers, So I didn't.
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I didn't go without attire. No, you never wore the cut off shorts
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and then the pockets what was it, the pockets longer than the shorts.
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Yes, I remember. I remember
seeing a few of my buddies like that,
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and I thought that looked rather sissious. So I never wanted to go
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that. You know. I also
saw people with their pants, you know,
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long pants ripped, their jeans ripped
and you could see the pocket through
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the inside. Oh, now that's
the look I went with. The more
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holes in your pants, some more
air conditioning. You don't need to wear
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shorts if you have Levi's that are
specifically cut in regions that you both look
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sexy to the female rocker and hardcore
rough like you just crawled out of a
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dumpster. You follow me. No, no rough riders, brother, No
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rough riders to me. You know
what when when you're bringing up the chur
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rough rider, a rough rider to
me is almost like a wedgie in tight
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Levis that would be a rough rider. Al Right, So let's talk about
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movies. And now that we're in
the eighties. You know, it was
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an incredible time because there were so
many big hits. So many big hits
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in the eighties. Oh, I
think there was the movie Mecca. Yeah,
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And the hits were so huge that
even today, twenty twenty, these
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movies are still being sought after by
everybody. I think they're as relevant today
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as they were back then, but
the relevancy has changed because we're reliving in
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generations, are seeing what we lived
through. So it brings wisdom, it
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brings humor, and it kind of
it kind of brings families together. You
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know what I mean when you sit
down and watch an eighties classic movie with
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your kids. Yeah. I got
to clear something up though, and something
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that I don't agree that Hollywood does
a lot, and that is when they
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do a remake. Oh that is
because it never comes out. And I'll
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tell you there's one remake and I'm
gonna go into that right now, because
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we're gonna kick this off with the
remake that just destroyed everything I thought about
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Hollywood as being okay with this.
They killed everything. But this is not
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the remake trailer. This is the
trailer to a movie that tonight on Facebook,
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we have been asking everybody to give
us their opinion of what movies they
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preferred to watch in the eighties.
And here is that movie that I'm talking
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about. Ghosts. Hello, Ghostbusters, They're real? Do you have they're
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here? Ghostbusters? Hey, every
sire ghost they catch the ghost that won't
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stay deaded. So Ghostbusters, Oh, brother eighty four. I had just
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graduated in eighty three. Now you're
talking about probably one of the funniest casted
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movies from a lot of s and
l greats. Tell me about it.
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Let's take another listen to one of
the greatest comedy movies of that time,
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lives in the corner penthouse of Spook
Central. You want this body? This
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is a trick question. Ghostbusters starring
Bill Murray, Diamack, Lloyd Saigourney Weaver
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hadle ramus Rick around its coming gonna
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now, let's talk a little bit
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the movie itself. Was obviously the
subject matter was ghosts, and we knew
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for a fact with these actors,
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be nothing or close to being scary, that it was going to be a
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movie that people were gonna smile,
they were gonna laugh at. But nobody
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ever thought it was going to be
such a big hit. Yeah, you
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know, I remember seeing it at
the drive in back in eighty four and
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Picqo Rivera. I used to go
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if you ever went down to the
driving over in Pipo Rivera, No,
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but I did go to the Santa
Fe Springs driving So right now, I
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remember going down to Pico Rivera,
going down to the Fiesta four because they
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had four screens. He can go
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that. Yeah, Fiesta four,
I remember that. But then you also
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had the drive in in param I
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But I remember seeing that movie there
and I had tears coming out of my
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eyes. Dude. It was just
everything they did and said was hilarious.
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The graphics alone, to me,
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And the graphics we're pretty much believable, not now like nowadays where the computer
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generate a lot of the comedic kind
of characters, which kind of to me
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loses the effect. But that movie
was done, I think to the teas
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man on all parts, script wise, character wise, and the comedic timing
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brother, that is something that we're
missing today that will continue to live on
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and continue to make people laugh.
And that's one of the greatest things that
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the eighties brought to us. Stick
around, don't go anywhere back to the
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You're listening to back to the eighties. This is back to the eighties and
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everything here is a little bit of
improv like this following movie from nineteen eighty
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five, another one of the choices
of our fans on Facebook. They hunted
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him down, you know, ol
Corner. We went to a lot of
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trouble to find you. They murdered
his friends, and they took the only
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thing he would kill for. If
you want your kid back, then you've
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got to cooperate right wrong, No, somewhere somehow, but you'll never gain
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somewhere. She's going to pay Schwartzenegger. It's funny as you say that his
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name pops up on screen. Do
you think that he's going to give us
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any problems. You'll do exactly as
he's told. You're a funny guy,
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Sally. That's why I'm going to
kill you last. Yeah, you don't
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tell you what's going on or what? No? Yeah, so this is
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Commando nineteen eighty five. Believe it's
a still great movie. It's a great,
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great movie, and it's still one
of my favorite movies to watch when
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I'm by myself. Why because I
can put the stereo on really high.
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Do you find yourself imitatium? Who's
your daddy? Now? You know?
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The funny thing is people always look
back, like, for example, at
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eighties movies and they go, oh, that was predictable or that was cheesy.
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Come on, you're looking at it
with the mindset of today's cgi in
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MINDI but in retrospect, that's not
how we thought back now, totally the
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opposite. We'd go like, whoa, that explosion was so real and exactly
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and even if you knew, even
if you knew, it was all fantastic
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and it was all exaggerated. But
they were just good, clean fun that
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we were having, especially going to
the movies those days. Oh yeah,
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dude, you know what a movie
I just thought of that I think speaks
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for our generation. And I think
both the dudes and chicks really dug this
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movie, The Breakfast Club. I
thought that that movie replicated anybody's high school.
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I think any one of us that
movie kind of touched something in us.
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All of us are a little bit
of those characters, or if not,
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we are not, then we knew
somebody similar to those characters. So
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a movie like that you could identify
with, just like sixteen Candles, I
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mean, you take yourself back to
some of the classic movies in the eighties,
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Ridgemont High, you know, and
you can almost see your life portrayed
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on the big screen. I mean, do you get that same type of
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a feeling when you watch certain movies
that take you take you back? Yeah?
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So you mentioned the Breakfast Club,
and that is one on the list
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that one of our fans picked,
The Breakfast Club. It is now seven
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h six. You have exactly eight
hours and fifty four minutes to ponder the
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error of your ways? Any questions? Yeah, does Barry Man alone know
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that you raid his wardrobe? A
brain, a beauty, a jock,
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a rebel, and a recluse.
You can't believe this is really happening to
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me. Before this day is over, they'll break the rules. Check,
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that's what it is. There are
their souls coming infamania? Do your parents
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awareless take some chances being bad fields, pretty good and touch each other in
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a way they never dreamed possible.
The Breakfast Club they only met once,
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don't you don't ask me, but
it changed their lives forever. I consider
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you guys my friends. I'm not
wrong, am I. Universal Pictures one
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of the greatest movies of that era
that portrayed that era to the tea.
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You know a lot of times when
you look at some picture or somebody depicting
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the eighties, it's always they're always
putting the eighties like it was fluorescent.
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And although they did have a lot
of that, you know what most schools
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it was. It was like the
movie The Breakfast Club. Yeah, you
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had a character in your own high
school. You know, you did have
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the jock. I presume you were
probably like the jock. I was born
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like Judd Hurst. You know what
I mean, the rebel, the rocker,
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the quick thing, or the tough
guy. You know what I mean,
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smart ass? You know what I
mean, the guy that's carrying around
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a half pint and a dub in
his ear. You know, I was
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that kind of a guy. Were
you the one? Were you the one
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after the rich, clean girl?
You know what? No, I liked
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him, poor and dirty bro I'm
gonna tell you right, yeah, well
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I was definitely. It was definitely
the jock type. There was a suggestion
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from somebody on Facebook who sent sent
us a trailer, and I'm gonna let
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you listen to this trailer. I
don't, Well, it's a it's a
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double wide trailer. Let's put it
double wide trailer. But did we have
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our own space? Well, we
do, and we don't have to pay
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for it either. We own it. So I do want to give you
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a couple of little hints this movie. The main start of this movie is
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or was one of the greatest comedians
of all time. Okay, I'll leave
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it at that. Here is the
submission for a film that came out this
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nineteen eighty six. I know it. Guess who's getting some class. I'm
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going to college, Rodney Dangerfields going
back to school, my idol, Rodney
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to this story, I always picked
Climan. When did you dream about going
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to college when I used to fall
asleep from the high school. Well,
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for those of you who don't know, in this film and back to School,
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there were two very famous comedians and
one of them, one of them,
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of course, was Rodney Dangerfield.
But there was a second comedian that
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made a disappearance. And I want
you guys that remember the era to see
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if you remember the name. I
remember the name. Here we go,
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good teacher. He really seems to
care. There's that comedian, the one
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who said say it, say it
really loud. Now a lot of you
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may have forgotten. Do you remember
that second comedian that was the great you
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know, Sam Kinderson? Of course, now, Sam Kinderson. I remember
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going with a buddy of mine to
go see him at the Comedy Store,
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which you know, was like that's
a haven when you're a comedian. And
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I remember one time going to the
Rainbow with my buddies back I'd say it
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was probably eighty six, maybe eighty
five. It was right before I had
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my daughter, and me and my
buddies were hanging at the Rainbow, which
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is the Rainbow Bar and Grill.
I mean, that's like the Hollywood Grail
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of rock and roll bars. You
know, you you can live like a
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rock star. All you gotta do
is hang there on a Friday Saturday.
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Dundee, you're hit now. I
remember we were in there and I was
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joking around my homeboys, and Sam
Kinderson was in there and he was talking
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crap roll and smiling, and he
was making people laugh. And he came
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walking by me and my buddies and
at the time, I was just going
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all chang maiden out on my own
with buddies and entertaining a couple of people
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at the bar, and Kittison walked
up to me and he goes, Dude,
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you're a funny man. Have you
ever thought about being a comedian?
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I looked at him and I said, the only time I think about betting
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funny is wearing a wig when a
masterday. And dude, he like tore
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up. And that was my brush
with him then, you know what I
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mean. He told me that to
maybe think about being a comic one day,
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you know, But I didn't think
about it away years later. But
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it was like meeting him, dude
was insane. Not only that, but
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meeting him when we were hanging out
at the bar. You can only hear
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music going on right brow people talking
at the bar and ordering booze and stuff,
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and dude, you could just hear
him like coming up with a thousand
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freaking jokes, bro away in the
corner of the rainbow, having like a
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group of people having spaghetti and stuff, and he sounded like a comedic assault
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rifle preacher bro after Night, one
of the fastest, hardest, loudest,
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strongest, feardest comedians. I think
of his generation in the eighties, not
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only that, but in the staff
of Comedy World alone, I mean Kenniston
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and Dangerfield, Dangerfield, bro Dangerfield
was like a touch of like Our Father
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and Our Mother's Day, you know, like any wrong man. Yeah,
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you know, comics like that one
liners, but Rodney danger would put that
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kind of R rated X rated feel
into the one liners. Sure, and
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then dude, Sam Kenniston took it
away back to school. It just brings
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back so many memories, so many
great memories. You know what, what
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I think that a lot of these
movies have in common with us, and
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that's that we can watch them over
and over and over and we know the
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lines, we know who's gonna say
what, we know exactly what's going to
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happen next, and we don't get
tired of him, you know. And
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you know, we can't do that
with every single eighties movie, or with
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any other movie as a matter of
fact. But yeah, exactly another movie
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like that. For me, We're
going to go on a limb another great
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comedian. Now he won an Oscar
for his role Robin Williams, the late
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Great Robin Williams in Dead Poet Society. Now, that was a great movie
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back in the eighties, and a
lot of people I think kind of missed
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it or a little bit let down
because he was doing serious acting. But
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to me, that was like one
of the greatest improvisation improvisations that I've ever
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seen. Let me give you a
little taste of that. That was in
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nineteen eighty nine. Welton Academy for
Boys, a breeding ground for the future
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leaders of America, an institution dedicated
to achievement, virtue, and conformity.
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A school whose rigid standards are upheld
by every single teacher except one comments overstrate
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your twarps Anderson are your man on. A language was developed for one endeavor,
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and that is to communicate no to
woo women, misticating and you know
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the l Yeah, the late Great
Robin Williams. So we're gonna take a
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little break. When we come back, we're gonna have a lot more of
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suggestions from you guys, and a
lot more of this, So don't go
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away. Thanks for joining us here
at back to the eighties. This is
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just kind of went chang This is
the time of the show where we'd like
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to talk about what made us angry
during the eighties, and in honor of
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the most wondrous chang we've dubbed them
changres. So chang what made you changry?
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You know what got me changry back
in the eighties when people were worrying
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for rescing colors. You know what
got me changeries? Back in the eighties,
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when Don Johnson introduced the sockless shoes
and feet. Oh, it's just
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too gross. You know what got
me changry in the eighties? Anybody that
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looked like Molly Green walled from the
back. You know what got me changry
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back in the eighties when women decided
to copy Madonna on her lank of virgin
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You know what got me changry in
the eighties. I was too young to
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buy alcohol. You know what got
me changry back in the eighties. My
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parents used to take me to malls
to window shop. You know what got
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me changry in the eighties. What's
that stems and seeds and that ladies and
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gentlemen has been this week's changres we
were talking about movies. One of our
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fans send us a request to please
put this movie, but the following movie
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falls into a very special category,
because tonight we want to find out our
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top five most like movies of the
eighties. So chang, go ahead.
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What was five for you? Number
five favorite movies in the eighties was Spinal
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Tap. This was a film I
haven't seen it, believe it or not,
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and it's a film that we've been
wanted to watch these days in quarantine
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with my kids. I believe it's
from nineteen eighty four. I may be
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mistaken. I'm pretty sure it's nineteen
eighty four. What's this film about?
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Now? Spinal Tap was a comedic
look kind of like kind of you if
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you remember the Monkeys of the Brady
Bunch, the part of Summer it was
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about. It was a comedic movie
that was about rock and roll, a
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rock and roll band from England,
a very famous heavy metal type of rock
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and roll band. Now, two
of the characters also were from the early
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nineteen seventy version of S and L
and they were some of the writers.
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Well, Spinal Tap was kind of
a spinoff on nostalgic stupidity music like all
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kinds of crazy lyrics, but put
to metal and these guys make characters.
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So it's a pretty funny movie,
you know. And they improv all the
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way into these characters. They're kind
of like a heavy metal rolling Stone.
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Here's my number five, and I
know that everybody knows this one. This
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is it. This is the end
of the line telling me, did I
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tell you about the pool here?
Or Daniel LaRusso got the future? Seemed
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far from terrific. This place is
a dump. They should come back to
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New Jersey. Hey, I know
it's hard, but we're not quite as
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all. He until he met the
right girl. N she's beauty. I
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say, she's beautifizing, she's beautiful. This is testament to the fact that
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Hollywood should leave the originals alone.
Do not attempt I don't care who the
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main star of the movie's sun is. I don't care who the main star
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is. You don't mess with something
that was already perfect, right, Yeah,
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yeah, I agree with you.
I totally agree. And that film
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is none other than The Karate Kid
the original. Of course, that was
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a pretty good movie, you know
what I mean. I thought, Wow,
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man, that's the good that's the
kind of movie that gives you inspiration.
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We need movies like that nowadays,
where we have bullying such a factor
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not only amongst kids at school,
but on social media, which is even
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more devastating to get bullied right in
person and on social media than it is.
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It was a genuine film. It
was a transparent film. The characters
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were just true to life, and
they did such an amazing job. And
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that's not to say that today there
isn't great film. Of course there are,
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but back then we needed something like
this. Yeah, and the good
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thing is we have this for today. I know that my kids they cannot
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watch anything that's been remade. They
have to watch the originals from the eighties,
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and they love it. They love
it. You gotta do it,
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you gotta do it. So that
was the Karate Kid. What is number
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four for you, my friend?
Number four for the Changster has to be
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The Outsiders, made in the ever
so beautiful year of nineteen eighty three,
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when I left the precious Montebello High
School Oilers. I graduated in age three.
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You know what I mean? You
had the greasers, you know,
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and then you know, you had
just a couple of varieties of what it's
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like to be in a neighborhood where
you're not too rich and where you got
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to have some guts to get out
of it. Tom Cruise came out on
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this, Patrick Swayzey came out on
this. You know, Matt Dillon,
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Ralph Macchio, Emilio Estibs, and
the list goes on from bar times ten.
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Once that movie was made, Bro, I mean, you got to
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admit, Bro, they became those
characters. You know, anybody that grew
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up in a neighborhood, It doesn't
matter what race you were, you can
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relate. You can relate. And
even today, that movie touches lives.
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I remember being so so sad when
Ralph Machio's character that accident and he was
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burned. Man. I struggled with
that. I really struggled with that because
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at that time I even had a
friend in high school who had an accident
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like that, got ninety five percent
of his body completely burned. So that
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film really hit hit home. Yeah, And the one thing about that specific
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portion of that movie I think that
also embedded in me is when you're that
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young, you don't think that anything
is going to make you expire exactly,
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you in the physicality, you don't
know one on one with death. You
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know, usually when you're that age, my brother, you watch your elders
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pass away. Now you miss them, but it doesn't hit you because it's
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you know, you grow up to
know people get older, they pass away,
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so you're sad when they leave,
but you kind of know it's going
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to happen. Now. I gotta
tell you four, my number three pick.
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Peterson Morola also wrote to us on
our Back to the Eighties Facebook page
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and let us know that this next
film is in his top rated films for
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the eighties. Check this out,
rock and roll it in this quiet neighborhood.
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I like a voiceover guy. He
was always It's street. A mystery
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is unfolding, it is, and
an adventure is beginning again. This was
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the twentieth anniversary trailer for the movie
Et. Do you remember seeing Et at
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the movies? Bro? Yeah,
dude, I remember going down to Hollywood
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and going to the Cinearanta Dome and
watching Et, and man, what what
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a movie that. It really made
me think, you know what, there
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can be there's dudes up there hanging
out there. Man, we can't be
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the only cats alive on this earth
doing what we do There it's got to
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be somebody up there. That movie
was a trip, you know what I
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mean? Speaking of trips? What
was your number three? My number three
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has got to be Raging Bull?
Robert de Niro. The Raging Bull was
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made in nineteen eighty, brother,
on the very brink of nineteen eighty,
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and that was about, I mean, the great boxer. Brother. You
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you know I'm the best. I'm
not gonna take him more. Nine body,
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then you're married. It's funny because
Robert de Niro in Raging Bull.
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You know that was a Martin Scorsese
picture as well. Yes, yes,
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exactly. Scorsese did a lot of
movies with the De Niro. I mean,
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he just that that was a great
movie. Brother. Funny how the
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Italians stick together? Yeah, waiting
for you to come out in the remake
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Raging Jock. Number two Number two
for me, Here we go. Number
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two for me is a number one
for probably everybody else. But this is
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my number two party delay it ta
welcome to my latest experiment. This is
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a big one, the one I've
been away before my life. Oh well,
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they it's a Dolorean railway party.
All your questions will be answered.
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Roll take okay, p seed dot. All right, nevermind that, now,
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nevermind that, now no, all
right, I'm ready, good evening.
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I'm doctor M. Brown. I'm
standing on the parking lot at Twin
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Pines Mall and Sartay one October twenty
six, nineteen eighty five, eighteen.
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And this is temporal Experiment number one. And this was of course one of
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the most famous pictures of all time, which is Back to the Future nineteen
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eighty five. You know when when
they showed this scene, they're in the
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parking lot of the Twin Pines Mall. We all know that was the Leaf
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Puinte Mall. And yeah, they
recently had a reunion of the Back to
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the Future cast and it was in
that same parking lot and it was just
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surreal. What a great experience.
I remember going to watch a lot of
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these movies in the Laplinton Mall at
the twelve o'clock showing. Yeah, you
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know what I mean. I mean
we were just like all kinds of people
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would gather up and you just like
party in the parking lot and buy your
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tickets and then go to the Lake
movie. I remember going to go see
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the Rocky Horror Picture Show and uh, I remember watching uh Stairway to Heaven,
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such classics like that, you know, the musical genre. But I
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remember going over there and watching jeez, dude, the Terminator. I remember
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watching Hers Bueller's Day Off there,
Blade Runner, back to Back to the
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Future. Dude, was like that
movie was hilarious and so believable. I
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mean, you had the great Michael
J. Fox dude. Yeah, one
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of the clean, cleanest cut looking
dudes. That was freaking hilarious. And
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what's one of the most incredible things
about this film is that it has transcended
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time. Yes, and no pun
intended, of course, it literally has
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literally has transcended time and has the
same effect today that it did back then,
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even teens of today of twenty twenty, and they like this film.
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Let's go on to number two.
Well, my number two movie is going
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to be the Shining Role Who can
do? Yeah, who can forget?
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You could forget the Shining I mean
Jack is the man dude from going to
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the lake with games and be guts
out, balls out. You know when
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we show time all the way to
the late great Code era. Let me
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give it could be the Joker.
I want to give you a little taste
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of the Shining. I don't suppose
they told you anything in Denver about the
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tragedy we had appeared during the winter
in nineteen seventy. Heart of man named
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Charles Grady is the Winter character takers. From what I've been told to me,
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he seemed like a completely normal individual, but at some point during the
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winter pay must have suffered some kind
of a complete mental breakdown. He ran
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amuck, killed his family. Well, you can rest assured, mister Olman,
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that's not gonna happen with me.
The voice man, his voice.
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How scary was the scene in The
Shining when the little boy is riding around
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it in his little tricycle in his
little a big wheel and he sees the
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little girls standing at the end of
the hall. How scary? Now you
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do know that's Donald Trump right.
The Shining nineteen eighty now number one,
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my number one favorite movie of the
nineteen eighties. See if you can guess
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what that was. It's not a
bad idea, making a girl, actually
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making a girl. This is one. I give her one digitus memory glance.
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Something's about to change in the world, something out of this world.
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She's alive, alive. What would
you little maniacs like to do? First?
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It's all in the name of science. A dude who wouldn't be a
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party animal. You have to learn
to live in the jungle plats. And
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one of my favorites, one of
my favorite actors, came out of this
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movie, by the way, and
that's Bill Paxton's Oh dude, Bill Paxton.
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That guy is so birth the dial
and acted for I see him in
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great roles. What was your number
one movie of the nineteen eighties? Are
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you ready? I need a drum
roll? I need here's your drum roll?
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Okay, you got, you got
your drum roll. Now. This
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movie comes from nineteen eighty six and
it starred a young, sober Charney Sheen,
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and it dealt with a real life
experience of the Vietnam War. And
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anyone that has been to war knows
that it is no movie and the realization
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and the hell of war will not
only scar you physically but mentally. That
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movie is Platoon. Let's take a
listen. We're gonna war. Then we're
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gonna get killed. The man it's
gonna get it in the first few weeks.
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I don't even know what I'm doing. I'm so tired. I think
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I've made a bigness tank coming here. We're going back into that NBA Barker
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Complex tomorrow. There is the Beast
be hungry tonight. All these all these
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guys, all these soldiers portraying the
movie. They were fighting a war,
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were not only outside with the enemy, but a war with themselves. And
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it was Oliver Stone's oscar winning nineteen
eighty six Vietnam War movie called Platoon.
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It's been great, it's been great
reminiscent on the movies of the eighties,
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on those movies that made our childhood
in our teen years just a blast,
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and so much so that today we
remember what they are, that they've caused
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an impact, they've left a footprint
in her life, and that we can
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see not only the art that they
were and in some cases even the cheesiness
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of some movies, especially the comedic
movies, that no matter what, that
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we can still watch those crack a
smile and just have a good time.
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There's so much that can be said
about movies from that decade, and it's
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something we don't want to talk about
them all here. It's just that we
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don't have enough time. And that's
why we're going to bring you apart two
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next Friday. We're going to continue
the eighties movie talk, so don't miss
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it. Send us your post on
our Facebook fan page and let us know
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what was your favorite movie of that
decade. We'll go ahead and mention your
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name and let us know what you
chose. So this week, be safe,
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wear your mask. If you're gonna
go outside and protest, let it
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be with peace and over all things. Protect yourself and your fellow man.
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Exactly. I want you all to
remember just a couple of quick words,
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and I stand by everything my brother
says right here, because remember this is
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a very crucial time. We are
releasing you from stupidity and a smile.
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So go out there and be the
best that you can be. Don't let
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the down give you a frown.
Remember, stay lifted and gifted because only
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through unity will we see prosperity.
And when we see prosperity, that's when
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all of us can live like we're
in the luxury. Goodnight, We'll see
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you again next Friday. Asta Lovevista
or Raleigh play back TI
