5 Years / 5 Movies, Spinal Tap II, The History of Sound, RIP Robert Redford

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🗓️ 19 September 2025

⏱️ 122 minutes

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You get five movies. The catch? They must come from a single five-year period.

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0:19.5	What kind of a show are you guys putting on here today?
0:22.4	You're not interested in art?
0:23.5	No.
0:24.0	No, look, we're going to do this thing.
0:25.3	We're going to have a conversation.
0:28.7	From Chicago, this is film spotting, celebrating our 20th year.
0:32.9	I'm Josh Larson, and I'm Adam Kempinard.
0:35.4	Hi, Laura.
0:37.1	Top five dream jobs. Hey, that's private. Number one, Adam Kempanar. Hi, Laura. Top five dream jobs.
0:38.4	Hey, that's private.
0:39.4	Number one, journalist for Rolling Stone magazine, 1976 to 1979.
0:45.1	Get to meet the clash, Chrissy Heinz, sex pistols, David Byrne, get tons of free records.
0:50.5	Number two.
0:51.1	This week, a top five worthy of Rob Gordon and the staff at Championship Vinyl.
0:56.1	We're calling it five years five movies.
0:58.6	We pick five films.
1:00.2	The catch, they have to come from a single five-year period.
1:03.7	Plus, reviews of Spinal Tap 2, The End continues, and the history of sound.
1:08.8	That and more.
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