She's men keep saying how much they want a strong woman.

What they really want is a cheerleader.

I'd like someone who's physically very frail and won't stop talking.

I just want what everybody wants. I seem to have a harder time getting it.

Hello everyone and welcome to maximum film. It is episode 285 and we got some Jewish people looking fly.

It's your host if you wide away and in the booth with me are my friends.

So let me introduce you to Rams.

First up, we have by my own saying America's favorite critic on the draw.

Fight me. What's good?

Well, you know, iffy, as much as I like to constantly remind people about the importance of physical media, I do love the streaming service. I love my criterion channel, my canopy, my toby, and I found one this week when I was searching for something randomly in

my Roku and I don't know what it is I don't know who owns this I don't know if

they have the rights to have the stuff that they have.

So like go find this thing now because for all I know it's going to get taken down at any

moment but there's a streaming service called Movie Land TV. I don't know what it is. I don't know who owns it.

It's a complete mystery to me. But they have a film that is next to impossible to find right now in regular circulation.

It has not been released on home video in ages.

It's hard to even like track down, Prince of if you want to screen it. They are screening the

1972 sloothed starring Lawrence Olivier and Michael Kane, one of the films that

Ryan Johnson cites as an influence to the original knives out, a great fun comedy

mystery based on the play by Anthony Schaefer, directed by the great Joseph El Manchowitzowitz and somehow it's on this service. So run now like

pause this episode download movie land TV on your your thing watch Sleuth and come back,

because it could be gone in any moment.

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