First Flicks
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A new podcast (coming soon) that explores our favorite guilty pleasure movies and the credited film debut (first flicks) of our favorite actors in it. Hosted by Rob & Robyn.
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Dude, where's my car?
June 16, 2025 at 8:34 PM
Dude, where's my car?
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I don't remember much of it and it probably wasn't a great movie, but how can you pass up something called "John Dies At The End"?
I believe based on a book by the same title. THat's an attention grabber if ever there was one
I believe based on a book by the same title. THat's an attention grabber if ever there was one
June 16, 2025 at 8:23 PM
I don't remember much of it and it probably wasn't a great movie, but how can you pass up something called "John Dies At The End"?
I believe based on a book by the same title. THat's an attention grabber if ever there was one
I believe based on a book by the same title. THat's an attention grabber if ever there was one
I would think so.
Ford is actually acting here (which is something he's been adverse to doing for some time now). His character is well-balanced with the rest of the cast and he's not overwhelming.
Ford is actually acting here (which is something he's been adverse to doing for some time now). His character is well-balanced with the rest of the cast and he's not overwhelming.
January 6, 2025 at 10:01 PM
I would think so.
Ford is actually acting here (which is something he's been adverse to doing for some time now). His character is well-balanced with the rest of the cast and he's not overwhelming.
Ford is actually acting here (which is something he's been adverse to doing for some time now). His character is well-balanced with the rest of the cast and he's not overwhelming.
The soundtrack is superb also and extremely underrated considering it was composed by John Williams.
January 3, 2025 at 9:12 PM
The soundtrack is superb also and extremely underrated considering it was composed by John Williams.