Episode 408: Me & Him (1988)

The Projection Booth Podcast

The Projection Booth

Film Reviews, Film Interviews, Film History, Tv & Film

4.8 • 686 Ratings

🗓️ 21 March 2019

⏱️ 99 minutes

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Summary

Directed by Doris Dörrie, Me and Him (1988) is based on the novel Two: A Phallic Novel by Alberto Moravia and stars Griffin Dunne as Bert Uttanzi, a man who has a very active relationship with his penis. On the day of his 35th birthday he begins hearing directly from his penis, voiced by Mark Linn-Baker. Bert is an architect who’s trying to get his plans for a new marina built. He’s overly dedicated to his work while his penis tries to get him to care more about the carnal pleasures in life.

Heather Drain and Adam Spiegelman join Mike to discuss the film, talking genitals, and the dumb super powers.
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Transcript

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0:00.0	You're listening to an Airwave Media podcast.
0:04.5	Christopher Media.
0:05.7	Let's make some noise.
0:07.1	Everyone's talking.
0:08.6	Hello.
0:09.7	Oh, stop it.
0:10.9	About me and him.
0:12.7	Speak up, speak up.
0:14.5	It really gets inside him's head.
0:16.9	You say that this voice that you think you're hearing is coming to you from your genital region?
0:22.2	This even speaks French.
0:23.5	No.
0:23.9	Yeah.
0:24.6	It shows what's on their minds.
0:29.4	How I think.
0:30.9	Janet face orgasms.
0:32.7	Pardon me?
0:33.3	What?
0:33.9	That's real nice of you to share with us.
0:35.7	Burke.
0:36.3	It's about communication.
0:38.3	Hi, honey.
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