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We’re your ticket to the movies! Since 2019, film historian and former critic Edward A. Havens III has carefully curated a unique cinematic journey through 1980s films, covering a wide variety of aspects of cinema of the day, from distributors barely remembered and films long forgotten, to the biggest actors and filmmakers of the decade.
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Sunday Nov 15, 2020
Sunday Nov 15, 2020
Today's episode talks about the Management Company Entertainment Group, or MCEG, who would only release four films over the course of nineteen months, while also producing one of the biggest hits of 1989.
The movies discussed during this episode:
Boris and Natasha (1992, Charles Martin Smith)
Breaking the Rules (1992, Neal Israel)
Catch Me If You Can (1989, Stephen Sommers)
Chains of Gold (1991, Rob Holcolm)
The Chocolate War (1988, Keith Gordon)
C.H.U.D. 2: Bud the Chud (1990, John Irving)
Cold Heaven (1992, Nicolas Roeg)
Convicts (1990, Peter Masterson)
Fatal Charm (1992, Fritz Kiersch [as Alan Smithee])
The Fourth War (1990, John Frankenheimer)
Getting It Right (1989, Randal Kleiser)
Home Movies (1980, Brian De Palma)
Limit Up (1990, Richard Martini)
Look Who's Talking (1989, Amy Heckerling)
Look Who's Talking Too (1990, Amy Heckerling)
Slipping Into Darkness (1988, Eleanor Gaver)
Without You, I'm Nothing (1990, John Boskovich)
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