But we did see dedication of a different type here that I did like.

Russell's daughter who turned down that original advance for sex at the end of the world.

Here she's willing to trade sex to get her brother some meds. at least somebody's is willing to do what it takes

to have their family members survive. Yeah that might be the realist moment of

the entire movie. Remember when we first met John McLean?

Our god picked him up from the plane and took him down the Nakatomi Tower at the

Christmas party and the terrorists were overz Ellis and it was sweet when they killed Ellis and

with a little help from that lead.

John McLean King died.

Welcome back to the 4th of July edition of Shatt the movies.

Where we ask were the movies we loved when we were growing up really that good?

Have you 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 yes, and this is the podcast for you.

I'm your host Gene Lyons and with me today is my co-host Big D Dick Ebert.

Good evening.

And we're going to take a look back in time and decide if our favorite films still hold up each week the audience selects from four movie

choices that we break out in the race car VHS tape rewinder and watch the movie that

tallied the highest number of votes.

At the end of the podcast, Big D and I will provide the audience with the number of wipes the movie took to get off our respective bums.

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