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Linoleum Knife

Alonso Duralde

Gay, Lgbt, Reviews, Film, Entertainment, Movies, Tv & Film, Criticism, Movie

4.8 • 646 Ratings

🗓️ 16 February 2014

⏱️ 81 minutes

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Summary

Dave and Alonso make their way through a sea of '80s remakes this week. Leave us a nice review on iTunes (and subscribe to the show while you're at it), like our Facebook page, follow us @linoleumcast and he be makin' like a beeline, headin' for the borderline, goin' for broke.

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0:00.0	Because no one can deny
0:05.0	This love I have inside
0:10.0	I'll give it all to you
0:15.0	My love
0:17.0	My love, my love
0:19.0	My endless love my love, my love, my endless love.
0:23.7	The Loamay of life.
0:26.1	Happy Valentine's Day ever.
0:27.7	Happy falsetto singing for me.
0:32.0	Hopefully we didn't blow out your speakers with that.
0:33.9	I think we may have done that.
0:36.9	Sorry.
0:39.4	Yeah, so, you know, the process of finding a new tape player has taken so many little twists and turns.
0:51.1	Before we get to those twists and turns, let's remind everyone that this is a podcast
0:54.5	of the cinema.
0:55.6	Linoleum Knife is the name. I'm Dave White. I'm the film critic of movies.com.
1:00.6	And I'm Alonzo Duraldi, film critic for What The Flick and The Wrap.com.
1:05.4	So I still don't have, look, I was going to go to the pawn shop yesterday.
1:11.9	But then I wound up at the hardware store.
1:15.8	You were going to sell your hair to buy me a watchful.
1:18.5	I was.
1:20.3	But it turned out that there's not enough hair on the top of my head to sell to the wig people to get you the watchfob.
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