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You can find every episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or YouTube. Prime members can listen to AdFree on Amazon Music. All right, Ben, welcome to Dog Walk, presented at Barstall Sports, Nick Draft Tuesday. We are joined on Zoom. We got Rear Admiral. We got Kirk. We got Ken Jack filling in for White Sox, Dave, and then Chief and I here in studio. Kirk, been a while, man. Welcome back. Great to have you.

Yeah, good to see you guys.

Good to see you guys. filling in for White Sox Dave and then Chief and I here in studio.

Kirk, been a while, man.

Welcome back.

Great to have you. Yeah, good to see you guys. Good to see you guys. I like this. Good subject. I'm looking forward to it. Yeah. I mean, listen, I'm against the wall here. This is not my specialty. I have enough, I think, especially knowing that I think you guys will have some deep polls that I've never seen, but I have 18 movies that I've seen in general. Thankfully, I like them all, but it's, it helped me create a list of movies I want to see and I'm excited to learn more. So I hope we go right

through pickoff your full 18 and you're taking Bambi in the fourth round. I mean, that's possible.

That's possible. What's up here? Been a while for you too. Yeah, it in the fourth round. I mean, that's possible. That's possible.

What's up,

Ray?

It's been a while for you, too.

Yeah,

it's been a second.

Great to be back and any other possible folks are going to play in the sandbox. I'm available. I've been since October, but, no, I miss doing this stuff. And I think the category is great, Ed, because like pre-80s movies, like I was saying

a few minutes ago, the 70s, I think

Kirk would probably agree the greatest decade

in movie history.

So we have to find a nice blend between from stuff in the 70s and in the black and white era as well. So I'm looking forward to it, chop into the bit. And that cutject, I assume you're all filled in on this decade, the 70s, the 60s, whatever.

For sure. And I would agree to 70s is like you almost can't miss. If you went down the list of like top 100 movies all time, I would imagine the highest ratio would be in the 70s decade. It's incredible how many great movies were in there. Yeah, the podcast, the podcast, sorry to you, the podcast that we do, Ken Jack and I and the other guys, We just did the top 25 movies,

or the top 50 movies of the century so far, this century. And I hate to be that guy, but I'm like, there's some great movies. But if you do 75 to 2000, I feel like, but I think that's what happens. Like that's sort of when you're all like I am, it's like, oh, they don't make them like they did in 78, 84. But I feel like it's true. But I love to be that guy. Yeah, I am that guy. I think you're right on that. But is there a theory as to why the 70s was so great? Was there something to, yeah? Yeah. I mean, I think a big reason why is one of the best, well, I don't know, I'm giving it away.

I think a movie will certainly be selected today, uh, was so successful that then they started chasing us. They started because before that was smaller. Studios were smaller. They were, they weren't owned by corporations. A lot of times they were just owned by people. And all of a sudden, a movie comes out where, you know, a shark is terrorizing a town. And it goes

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