And actually the Beatles were upset about this. I think Paul McCartney was upset about it because they felt there was too much brass in this version.

It's a fucking parade, Paul. Did he not mind the accordion? The accordion was fine. Remember when we first met John McLean?

Our god picked him up from the plane

and took him down the Nacatomi Tower

at the Christmas party

and the terrorists were over zealous but it was sweet when they killed

Ellis and with a little help from Dallas.

Welcome back to Shatt the movies, the podcast where we answered the question where the movies we love when growing up really that good.

Have you ever caught yourself thinking why don't they make movies like they used to?

Can you still remember spending your Friday night searching for the perfect movie Rental

at Blockbuster Video. Do you even remember what Blockbuster Video was?

If you answered guests and this is the podcast for you, I'm one of your three hosts,

Roger Roper and alongside me, my two co-host, Big Dick Ebert.

Good evening.

And Gene Lyons.

Isms, in my opinion, are not good.

And each week we take a look back in time and decide if our favorite films from our childhood still hold up. Each week the audience selects from four movie choices that we then break out our VHS tape rewinders and watch the movie that timely the highest number of votes.

At the end of each podcast, the three of us will provide you the audience with a number of wipes each movie would take to get off your buts.

Find a comfortable spot on the sofa. Thank you so much for listening.

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