015: We're from Brooklyn (Newsies)
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Vincent and Phelan talk about Newsies, both the 1992 film and the more recent stage production.
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014: Not Very Gyllenhaal of You (Spider-Man: Far From Home)
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Vincent and Phelan talk about Spider-Man: Far From Home, in which a teen continues to deal with the consequences of his mentors enemies.
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013: ASMR Assemble (Avengers: Endgame 2&3/3)
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Vincent and Phelan continue to talk about Endgame, and then conclude talking about Endgame, in our second and third installment of our Endgame Talk.
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012: And Then Endgame Happened (Avengers: Endgame 1/3)
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Vincent and Phelan talk about the beloved indie shortfilm, Avengers: Endgame.
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011: Capital-C Classics Review
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The one in which Joel and Vincent summarize and wax poetic about the classic films and novels they've covered. Why are classics important? Are they important at all? What makes something a classic?
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010: Reading the Wikipedia Page with Vincent and Joel (The Old Man and the Sea)
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In our final assignment for our series on Capital-C Classics, we tackle the Ernest Hemingway novela The Old Man and the Sea. What does the marlin represent? How prepared should one be after 80+ days of failure? Are tourists evil?
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009: We Got Vocal Mics (War of the Worlds Radio Broadcast)
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We interrupt this broadcast to bring you the next installment of our Capital-C Classics block where we discuss infamous 1938 Orson Welles War of the Worlds radio broadcast.
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008: Julie Andrews Is A Treasure, Whatever (The Sound of Music)
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Joel and Vincent continue their block of Capital-C Classics by talking around the Classic film The Sound of Music and everything else it reminds us of.
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007: Mystery Solved! (Citizen Kane)
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Joel and Vincent continue their block of Capital-C Classics by discussing the Classic film Citizen Kane and the different ways the infamous ending could be interpreted.
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006: You Have My Face (Rebel Without a Cause)
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Joel and Vincent kick off their block of Capital-C Classics by discussing the Classic film Rebel Without a Cause.
info_outlineVincent and Phelan talk about the beloved Disney musical Newsies, as both a film and a stage production, where a 1899 pre-Batman Christian Bale helps form a union against Robert Duvall and his very tall office.
Plus we discuss the new Lion King and the future of Villain Songs in the Disney remakes, required reading behind Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (spoilers), the problematic aliens in Star Wars, weirdly ripped teens in 1899, weirdly ripped teens in Riverdale, the economics of 1899, Robert Duval in Falling Down and Secondhand Lions, and the divergences between film and stage versions.
Assignment: Newsies
Next Assignment: Something by Tarantino. Django Unchained maybe?
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