Joining Andy and Kev at the bar this week is their resident Malcolm McNab expert, not seen since The Burbs. Who knew these 2 films were connected by a session trumpet player but Danielle is very eager to confess just how much she loves 1991s Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves. Andy starts badly, asking if Kevin Costner has any chemistry with his co-stars and Kev agrees that it's about as much as Tom Cruise and Christian Bale seem to have with each other (or maybe wires got crossed.)

They talk about the impact of this film kicking of the 90s, the ever present song connected to it and just how much Robin actually does in the movie. Would this film be better if you just watched the second side of a double sided DVD? Listen in as we discuss #55 on Kev's favourite films of all time.

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Pull up a stool at Cocktails and Shattered Dreams as Kev and Andy celebrate reaching their 150th podcast episode milestone. In this episode, they dive into film #56 on Kev's top 100 list: Robert Zemeckis’s 1988 Oscar-winning live-action animation landmark, Who Framed Roger Rabbit.

Armed with Harvey Wallbangers and Double Bourbons, the duo breaks down why this 80s PG classic remains a groundbreaking feat and why it traumatized an entire generation of kids. They cover how Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny could appear in the same film and Steven Spielberg's part in it. How great Bob Hoskins is and how no one else could have replaced him, not even Harrison Ford. Does this film really count as a horror with The Dip providing 2 of the most gruesome deaths from their childhood. Does Jessica Rabbit stand up to modern audiences? No, but it's still fun to watch!

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This week down at the bar we go back to the 80s with a film from the 2013s and wonder when exactly it was appropriate! Andy shares his opinion before we've even had time to settle on a drink and things aren't looking good. Thankfully the pod isn't as long as the film or we'd never make it through!

We chat about Leonardo Di Caprio's performance and where it ranks in his list, Martin Scorcese's approach to endings and somehow why Jonah Hill steals the whole film. What would need to change to make this film today? Probably everything but we still have to watch it and compare it to an even longer film in the comparison to season 1! After over 6 hours of film watching, will Andy need a strong drink at the bar?

Join us as we talk through #57 on Kev's list, the Wolf of Wall Street.

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