This episode recorded in London, Pennsylvania and Auckland. Lists of Harrison Ford films ranked by how much he wants you to get off his plane hit ’80s movies that should be remake with all-female casts in order to f-k with cinebros, the cineRATic universe and Jake’s Spielberg Ranked list. Reviews of My Neighbor Totoro from Brendan, Aliyah, Willow and David Jenkins. Ghibliotheque: Unofficial Guide to the Movies of Studio Ghibli. The list of films mentioned in this episode. Is Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade a better sequel-prequel than The Godfather: Part II? Also: Soot sprite crafting tips Totoro cream puffs are Slim and Jake “basic boys”? And Bluey feature film when? Plus: thirsting for Bob Hoskins and being terrified by Judge Doom in Who Framed Roger Rabbit. We discuss the eternal charms of Hayao Miyazaki’s My Neighbor Totoro with Jake Cunningham and Michael Leader, the co-hosts of the famed Ghibliotheque podcast, who have a delightful new book out about the Studio Ghibili universe. Theme music: ‘Vampiros Dancoteque’ by Moniker. This episode recorded in San Francisco, Pennsylvania and Auckland. by Caleb, Brat and Emily Review of News From Home by CinemaVoid Jenni’s lists of 101 Must-See Movies for Lesbians, and Good LGBT Movies on Tubi (Free). The Letterboxd list of films mentioned in this episode Reviews of D.E.B.S. spin-off series (Amazon, Netflix, call us) and Times Square 4K when? Also: lesbian film tourism men and their feelings the joys of 16mm Tim Curry as a New York DJ Gemma drops some hot Letterboxd stats what to watch for LGBT History Month Slim re-thinks Eddie Murphy our plans for a D.E.B.S. Times Square News from Home and Tongues Untied. “I never learned how to make movies, I learned how to watch them,” says non-fiction filmmaker and film historian Jenni Olson as she talks lesbian runaways, spy spoofs and radical acts of love via her four Letterboxd faves: D.E.B.S.

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