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"Payday" (1973) -Chronicling 36 full-throttle hours in the life of hell-raising, second-tier country music star (Rip Torn). Directed by Daryl Duke.

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The Dudes gyrate around a cauldron with 1982's The Beastmaster.  Full of imagination and ideas, this ambitious film that played for years on Basic and Premium Cable is a worthy Sword and Sorcery entry, an unfairly maligned genre.  So strip to your loincloths and cacaw from mountaintops, because if you're in the right headspace, this one is as fun as movies get. Other movies discussed: The Man Who Came To Dinner (1942) - Directed by William Keighley Johnny Belinda (1948) - Directed by Jean Negulesco   QUESTION OF THE WEEK: What movies did you first watch on Television multiple times?   Thanks for listening! If you want more Dudes on Movies, check out the links below. We’re active on social media and provide extra content not found on the podcast feed. We’d love to have you as part of the community! – Scott & Dave   For easy access to all our stuff, check out our linktree! https://linktr.ee/dudesonmovies   SOCIAL Facebook Instagram Tiktok Blue Sky Twitter / X Youtube   CONTACT dudesonmovies@gmail.com www.dudesonmovies.com/contact   WEBSITE www.dudesonmovies.com   HOSTS Scott Charboneau David Lynn Miller   THEME SONG “Qube” by Play Music from #Uppbeat (free for Creators!): https://uppbeat.io/t/qube/play License code: CTA7ZUZYNUUMOK71   VOICEOVER TALENT Ellen Forrest https://www.fiverr.com/ellenforrest   PODCAST LOGO Laura T. https://www.fiverr.com/laphyrusart

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  MIDDLE AGE MOVIE REVIEWSEpisode 96 - The Man Who Fell To Earth (You Don't Remember the Cookie Scene?) Directed by Nicholas Roeg In this episode of the Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast, Tim, Matt and Rick get together to discuss a 1970's Sci-fi flick from Nicolas Roeg, "The Man Who Fell To Earth". Matt, is called out to do his best David Bowie impersonation to describe this acid trip of a film. Managing to not do an Irish accent he at least gets the initial idea of the film out to the guys and our listeners. Tim tells us his thoughts on the first time of viewing this movie with his wife. In particular how much of a What did I just watch look at the film. Rick gives us a rundown on film development of an X-ray camera and what the two guys missed with David Bowie and Rip Torn's interaction. Finally the guys tell you where this movie ranks in their Death Clocks. Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews Podcast. Don’t forget to like and Subscribe wherever you listen to this show! Email your thoughts and comments to https://www.blogger.com/u/2/blog/post/edit/6878601688300392102/1633253574438315728 Middle Age Movie Reviews is licensed under https://www.blogger.com/u/2/blog/post/edit/6878601688300392102/1633253574438315728 Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  2 hours and 19 mins Tim: No   Tim's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,699 hours and 10 Min)     Matt: No  Matt’s Remaining Death Clock                    (2,674 hours and 04 Min)  Rick: No   Rick's Remaining Death Clock                    (2,747 hours and 52 Min)