302: Keep Watching the Skies

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 29 May 2016

⏱️ 76 minutes

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Summary

Old Movie Club views two films produced—and some would say directed—by Howard Hawks. The fast-paced comedy “His Girl Friday” leads us off, followed by the original sci-fi horror film “The Thing from Another World.” Both feature snappy overlapping dialogue, but only one features a murderous alien carrot man.

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0:00.0	The Incomparable, number 302, May 2016.
0:11.0	Welcome back everybody to The Incomparable. I'm Jason Snell, and it is time for another edition of Old Movie Club.
0:17.0	Old movie club!
0:19.0	In this edition, we are going to be talking about two movies produced by and
0:24.4	otherwise creatively involved by howard hock possibly directed or did he or did he yes uh his girl
0:32.1	friday from 1940 which he absolutely directed and the thing from another world from
0:36.3	1951 which he absolutely directed
0:38.9	he's not credited as directing joining me to talk about the many movies well there's only the two
0:45.0	that we're going to talk about tonight are these lovely people steve lutz hello hello there jason come on in
0:50.4	close the door fair point point. Monty Ashley.
0:54.4	Hi, Monty.
0:55.4	Hi, Jason.
0:56.1	You know, all you've got to do is lie low and keep your mouth shut.
0:59.6	Wise words.
1:00.5	David J. Lor, hi.
1:02.2	What do you mean?
1:02.7	My name is Duffy.
1:03.3	I'm just going to talk this fast for the whole show.
1:05.8	Duffy, I got bad news for you.
1:07.7	You have diabetes.
1:14.7	That's what we get for having a guest with the disease.
1:17.7	Erica Anzine.
	...

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