The New Beverly Cinema Presents, The Pure Cinema Podcast.

My name is Brian Sauer, and I'm joined, as always, by the delightful Mr. Elricane.

Yeah, I think you're one of the people who most call me delightful.

I'll try my best to delight.

Yeah, you always do.

What do we do in Mr. Kane?

What is the plan for this little episode here?

Yeah, so if you're ever listening to an episode in the middle of summer,

it usually means we were banking something, you know, at an earlier date because we have no idea where we will physically be usually.

So sometimes we have to come up with like some fun sampler ideas and some, I wouldn't call them quickies because they're sometimes the ones I get the most discoveries from.

But in this case, I had the idea, we hadn't done this yet.

And we've been, this is definitely the year so far where we've been doing episodes like,

anything goes 80s, anything goes 70s, we have focused on a specific year before and things like that.

So it felt like a fun way to do what I called a decade sampler, which is just one pick can be anything.

It's as wild as you get, really, one film from the 50s, one from the 60s, one from the 70s, one from the 80s, and one from the 90s.

Decade sampler can go any direction.

Yeah.

No, this is fun.

I do like these, you know, free form, freestyle episodes because you can bring in whatever, you know, and there was definitely some here where it's movies, let's see, I don't think I have, I guess I have one discovery. Well, yeah, well, kind of. And then a couple that I thought, some of, I'd actually thought I'd spoken about in the show but I don't think I have

So they kind of fit in nicely with this but uh yeah should be fun sir should be fun I know we're gonna try and just brief through these

But we go 50s on up right that's what we're thinking we're going 50 yeah I think that's the best way to go this time

Um good so yeah we decided to go 50s to 90s we'll do it in that order uh in a historic order uh I went for

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