This week we break out our whips and unironic fedoras as we watch the classic Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Then we dig into Fine Young Cannibals’ unexpected hit record The Raw and the Cooked.
Our guest this week is musician Graeme Hall Lang.
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tederick
November 25, 2014
modernsuperior tederick I have listened to this suckah and found it pretty good. But a) I don’t hate on Willie like most people do and b) whatserface made me feel REALLY guilty about my opinion in general because yeah, it’s a pretty freaking racist movie.
modernsuperior
November 25, 2014
tederick Thanks Matt! I still think that the battle of Crusade vs. Temple is a tough one – both have similar sized downfalls, as well as similar sized positives.
If you haven’t listened to the episode of The Canon about the film (Temple), you absolutely must! http://thecanon.wolfpop.com/audio/20216/indiana-jones-and-the-temple-of-doom
tederick
November 25, 2014
Man, I have been meaning for DAYS to come on here and get all upset about the Last Crusade show. But although listening to it was excruciating and made me cry like Casey watching a robot movie, it has since faded into a happy memory about how great you all are, even your special guest who was not (in point of fact) me.
Suffice to say, Raiders best, Temple second best, Crusade third best but really the only problem there is its slavish devotion to being exactly like Raiders beat for beat – which, you know what? There are worst things in life. I’m glad that Indiana Jones on his worst day is still better than pretty much every franchise’s track record since then.
I wonder if they’re ever going to make a fourth Indiana Jones movie? I heard a rumour back in the ’90s that there was a script they were working on called Indiana Jones and the Saucer Men From Mars but they never really got going on that because THAT IS SO FUCKING STUPID.