The Movielicious #23 – Furry Clam
March 26, 2010 by Florent
Filed under - The Movielicious, .Episodes, Featured
On this episode, your hosts:
- Patrick Beja (notpatrick on Twitter)
- Nicole Spagnuolo (nicolespag on Twitter)
- Mark “Turpster” Turpin (the_T on Twitter)
Discuss these flicks:
- Crazy Heart
- The Men Who Stare At Goats
- And: Fur, Labyrinth, Cloverfield.
Enjoy the show!
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Join us for next episode: April 9th.
hey Patrick. Missing a word up top.
The less popular band video “The Who stare at goats” may be confusing to others
Who knew ‘The Who’ liked goats so much 
Lol, thanks dude, it’s been corrected.
Oh sorry ! I have no excuse. Or maybe the tiredness but as usual…
no problem
pssst the tags ^^
Thanks Razim
It’s done.
Beware some crazy distortion at -1:07:50 area
I can agree with Patrick to a degree on his criticism of Crazy Heart, but overall the movie was still between a meh and a woot for me.
This movie was a very Wrestler-style story and without the same sort of depth of emotion behind it.
Lame is a bit too extreme for it though.
The movie was made from a book that was written from/ with a documentary about some crazy group in the army. I have not yet seen the movie, so I do not know if this was in it, but the group was re-initiated by Bush after 9/11.
This group was originally founded around the same time they tested LSD randomly on people. It should have been marketed as a pseudo-documentary and not a comedy.
hey guys! sorry for the gaffe in my itunes review. I just looked at the number of podcasts and totally forgot that you record ever two weeks. I downloaded all of the podcasts and got caught up over the last few weeks. duh! but thanks for reading my review! I was really excited to hear nichole read it, and feel very lucky that the U.S. iTunes store was being wonky!
Keep up the great work!!