559: Men vs. Selves

The Incomparable Mothership

Jason Snell

Arts, Tv & Film, Leisure

4.8 • 694 Ratings

🗓️ 27 March 2021

⏱️ 65 minutes

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Summary

Six episodes ago, Jason made Phil mad by suggesting that “Chariots of Fire” and “Amadeus” might not be worthy of their Academy Awards for Best Picture. This episode is Phil’s revenge, as we watch two acclaimed early-80s films and see how well they hold up. They’re both period pieces, but one is set to the electronic sounds of Vangelis and the other to the classical masterpieces of Mozart. Running in slow motion has never looked better, and there’s never been more braying laughter in a film!...

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0:00.0	The Incomparable
0:03.3	Number 559
0:08.0	March 2021
0:10.6	Welcome back everybody to The Incomparable
0:15.1	I am your host Jason Snell
0:16.4	In this episode we're going to do an old movie club
0:19.4	Ord movie club Reasonable old movie club. Old movie club.
0:22.0	Reasonable old movie club.
0:23.9	Old and a matter of speaking movie club.
0:26.8	They're 40 years old.
0:28.2	Hey, everybody, four Gen Xers are here to talk to you about movies from the 80s.
0:32.7	Isn't that great?
0:34.2	Was that before talkies were invented, Grandpa?
0:37.0	We did this very good, I would say.
0:39.7	And believe me, I don't think every episode of the incomparable is very good.
0:43.2	I wouldn't.
0:44.0	On the survey of like one means poor and five means excellent.
0:48.9	Rate this episode so far.
0:50.6	Not every one would be a four.
0:52.9	This episode so far as my intros go, it's so rambly, it's a five.
0:57.4	So we'll see.
0:58.1	We only got to come down from there.
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