The Good, The Bad and the Ugly Films

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In Part Two of our Spotlight on the films of 1996, we cover the worst of the worst with the Uglies, and the best of the best with our Top Five lists.

Feel free to leave comments on out lists, or submit you own, here in the comments section, or email them to us at podcast@goodbaduglyfilms.com .

NEXT WEEK: We take a look at movies that flopped.

The Ugly

John

Broken Arrow

Executive Decision

The Rock

Eraser

To Gillian on Her 37th Birthday

Mark

Solo

Beavis and Butthead Do America

High School High

Bio-dome

Rumble in the Bronx

Ross

Up Close and Personal

Kids in the Hall: Brain Candy

Mystery Science Theatre 3000

Thinner

Jack

Allen

Phenomenon \ Michael

Kazaam

An Eye For An Eye

The Evening Star

The Fan

Top 5 Lists

Mark

1. The Frighteners

2. Kingpin

3. Kolya

4. When We Were Kings

5. Last Man Standing

Ross

1. Special Effects: Anything Can Happen (IMAX)

2. Tales From the Crypt: Bordello of Blood

3. The Celluloid Closet

4. Basquiat

5.I Shot Andy Warhol

Allen

1. The Long Kiss Goodnight

2. Grace of My Heart

3. Crash

4. Bound \ Evita

5. Jude

John

1. Fargo

2. Bound

3. Trainspotting

4. Beautiful Thing

5. Scream

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Whoo Hoo! It’s a brand new year and we start things off with a bang! Well, it was more me hitting my mic stand, but don’t worry, I edited that out so it wouldn’t assault your ears. No, I saved our voices for that task. Johnny is in LA, hanging out with all the famous people down there, so it’s just Los Tres Amigos at the mics, telling it like it is.

The big news at the Box Office is again Avatar stealing everyone else’s lunch money. Listen in to all the other movers and shakers on the Box Office top ten.

A rather slow news week thanks to the holidays, but we still come up with a few gems…

• Zelda Rubinstein is NOT dead
• Star Trek Sequel starts production next December
• Mel Gibson is attached to Mad Max 4 – producing? cameo?
• Paramount’s micro-budget movie idea
• Disney and Stan Lee say, “POW!”

The movie we reviewed this week was Adam. This one kind of snuck under the radar for the most part. Is it a retelling of the whole Adam and Eve story? How does it compare to Rain Man? How would you classify it? What do we think of it? All these questions and more are answered in our review. Listen in and give us your thoughts. Comment right here on the page, or send us an email with your thoughts and opinions to: podcast@goodbaduglyfilms.com. We look forward to hearing from you.

GBU List: FOREIGN FILMS (White Ribbon)

There’s a nice crop of new movies coming out next week that we could have based our next GBU List on, but we decided to go with Youth In Revolt. It stars Michael Cera as both an introverted shy kid that doesn’t know how to talk to girls, and his suave, dangerous alter-ego, Francois. Our list will be on movies with Teen Rebellion. Get out your thinking caps, boys and girls, and send us in your choices. You can comment right here on the page, send an email to podcast@goodbaduglyfilms.com, or leave us a voicemail via Skype. Any way you get it to us, make sure it’s in before Monday afternoon so we can read them on the podcast.

- Mark

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