#31 - Are 1980s-2000s Movies “Classics”? / Accepting Childhood Reboots
Dave Lee Down Under Podcast
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In this episode we discuss the weird phenomenon of younger generations considering movies made between the 1980s and 2000s part of “Classic Cinema” and the inability for some to accept reboots of childhood favourites.
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ON THIS EPISODE
00:00 - The Start03:34 - What We’ve Been Up To11:03 - What We’ve Been Watching31:39 - Letterboxd Wrapped April 202135:56 - Deadwood Update37:53 - Shite or Alright?48:45 - Should We Consider 80s-2000s Movies “Classic Cinema” ?01:12:43 - Reboots Of Childhood Favourites01:21:07 - Zach Snyder’s ‘Army of the Dead’ First Netflix Movie To Get Wide Theatre Release01:28:16 - Paramount+ To Offer One Original Movie A Week01:30:38 - Marvel Phase 4 Preview - ‘Eternals’ / ‘Black Panther Wakanda Forever’ / ‘The Marvels’01:40:17 - Andrew Garfield Denies Being In ’Spider-Man: No Way Home’01:43:47 - Chloé Zhao To Direct ‘Dracula’ Sci-Fi Western For Universal01:47:17 - Subscriber Questions01:59:23 - Show WrapFIND ME ON:
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