The New Beverly Cinema presents the Pure Cinema Podcast.

My name is Brian Sauer, and I am joined by the delightful Mr. Elmer Kane.

Mr. Kane, what are we doing for this episode?

We are reliving the 90s, which is a funny decade because in thinking about it, I realized,

oh yeah, so much of the key moments of our lives, I think, yeah, both of us basically

were the 90s because, at least from me, I went through all of high school in the 90s and almost

all of my college in the 90s. So when you're doing both of those two massive parts of your life,

which are two of the defining ones, it's going to shape you. And when you're watching as many

movies as we probably did during those periods, it's going to have a lasting effect.

Absolutely. And this was just, I think we both have talked about this.

It's like super ground zero prime time for movie watching.

Like I was similar to you.

I was finishing high school and college in the 90s working at video stores.

I think I got my first video store job in 91 or 92.

And then that carried through basically into the 2000s when I moved to California.

So it was like all movies all the time.

And in the 90s, I was finding that I was actually going to study film.

So even more of a focus on film then and, you know, seeing movies in the theater.

It was seeing all the new releases you could watch that you were interested in and everything else.

So we just realized we've seen a lot of movies from the 90s between the two of us.

I can never remember when that stopped, that thing where you went to almost every new release,

especially for me it was, you know, high school,

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