Something a little different this time around. Thus far, my conversations with other bloggers on neo-classics has leant itself to the light and comedic. Today I figured we’d change gears a little and tackle something badass…and something whose neo-classic status has increased over the last decade or so. As it happens the power-grab story that…
Talkin’ SAY ANYTHING with Sebastian Gutierrez
When I was growing up, I outwardly acted like Tom Cruise in TOP GUN (which is odd because I wasn’t the best at anything). Inwardly I felt more like Lloyd Dobler (which is odd because I was never able to tap into his self deprecation). One might think given the rom-com iconic status of Dobler’s…
Talkin’ GHOSTBUSTERS with Tom Clift
You may recall that late last year, I started this series where I get my fellow movie-lovers to check out some 80’s and 90’s pop culture touchstones that they might have missed to see how they hold up to a fresh pair of eyes. So far, the entries in this series – THE BREAKFAST CLUB,…
Talkin’ FERRIS BEULLER with Castor Troy
When I first had the idea to ask people who’d never seen some pop culture touchstones to watch them and tell me what they thought, I had thoughts on which films would stand the test of time and which ones wouldn’t. “Surely” I said to myself “Ferris is still the man.” Enter Castor Troy. Sir…
Talkin’ BACK TO THE FUTURE with The Film Geek
Some of you might remember a post I did a few weeks ago where I asked Vanessa to watch THE BREAKFAST CLUB for the first time. I was really excited to find out what holds up and what doesn’t about films I grew up with that someone else was watching for the first time. I…
Talkin’ THE BREAKFAST CLUB with The Movie Ness
I had a conversation recently about the movies of my youth, and found myself wondering aloud how well they held up. My hypothesis was that the two teen comedies that likely still held up were FERRIS BEULLER’S DAY OFF and THE BREAKFAST CLUB. So the challenge went forth – find a film literate peson who’d…
