The Big Picture The 1977 Movie Draft
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Mar 19, 2024 
In this podcast, the hosts and guest engage in a lively draft of the best movies of 1977, discussing iconic films like Star Wars, Fleetwood Mac's Rumors, and Spielberg's 'Close Encounters'. They explore 'Sorcerer' and 'Annie Hall', share personal anecdotes about film experiences, and delve into the cultural impact of movies from that year. The conversation includes discussions on movie draft strategy, Bond movies, and the complexities of 'Rolling Thunder' and war epics.
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Slap Shot: Comedy and Heart
- Chris picked Slap Shot as his favorite comedy showcasing Paul Newman's mix of humor and drama.
- The film's story of a minor league hockey team remains incredibly funny and gripping today.
Suspiria: Beautiful Scary Horror
- Sean took Suspiria for action, praising its beautiful, scary visual style by Dario Argento.
- The film redefined horror with supernatural and ballet themes, influencing countless directors.
The American Friend’s Unique Thrills
- Sean drafted The American Friend, a Wim Wenders film based on Patricia Highsmith's novel with a star-studded cast.
- The film is a creative crime thriller featuring unusual casting of filmmakers as actors.