Episode 237 - The After Party (2018) 08/25/2018 Hi everyone! Welcome back to Streaming Saturday, with another aspirational Netflix Original film, this time about hip-hop. For other Netflix Originals in the same vein, check out “Roxanne Roxanne” (Episode #083), “First Match” (Episode #093), “Amateur” (Episode #103), and “Candy Jar” (Episode #118). And if you have any suggestions, let me know at onemoviepunch.com. And now... Today’s movie is “The After Party” (2018), the Netflix Original comedy written and directed by Ian Edelman. The film
Hi everyone! Welcome back to Streaming Saturday, with another aspirational Netflix Original film, this time about hip-hop. For other Netflix Originals in the same vein, check out “Roxanne Roxanne” (Episode #083), “First Match” (Episode #093), “Amateur” (Episode #103), and “Candy Jar” (Episode #118). And if you have any suggestions, let me know at onemoviepunch.com. And now... Today’s movie is “The After Party” (2018), the Netflix Original comedy written and directed by Ian Edelman. The film
Episode 187 - Saturday Night Fever (1977) 07/06/2018 Welcome back to Film Buff Fridays! Awww yeah, we’re taking it all the way back to 1977 for a film during the first heyday of John Travolta’s acting career. One when the only way out of Brooklyn was with your sweet dancing moves. Like films that involve music and dancing? Check out Episode #023 (“Step Sisters”), Episode #119 (“Some Like It Hot”), or last week’s Episode #179 (“Stop Making Sense”). And if you have any suggestions, let us know at onemoviepunch.com. We’ve also posted our top
Welcome back to Film Buff Fridays! Awww yeah, we’re taking it all the way back to 1977 for a film during the first heyday of John Travolta’s acting career. One when the only way out of Brooklyn was with your sweet dancing moves. Like films that involve music and dancing? Check out Episode #023 (“Step Sisters”), Episode #119 (“Some Like It Hot”), or last week’s Episode #179 (“Stop Making Sense”). And if you have any suggestions, let us know at onemoviepunch.com. We’ve also posted our top
Episode 179 - Stop Making Sense (1984) 06/28/2018 Welcome back to Documentary Thursdays! After last week’s important, but depressing documentary, I thought I would find one that’s a little lighter on the soul. Are you a fan of music? Check out Episode #083 (“Roxanne Roxanne”) and Episode #086 (“Paradox”), each from a different genre. And if you have other concert films or music-related films to suggest, let us know at onemoviepunch.com. And now... Today’s movie is “Stop Making Sense” (1984), the classic concert film featuring Talking Heads,
Welcome back to Documentary Thursdays! After last week’s important, but depressing documentary, I thought I would find one that’s a little lighter on the soul. Are you a fan of music? Check out Episode #083 (“Roxanne Roxanne”) and Episode #086 (“Paradox”), each from a different genre. And if you have other concert films or music-related films to suggest, let us know at onemoviepunch.com. And now... Today’s movie is “Stop Making Sense” (1984), the classic concert film featuring Talking Heads,
Episode 119 - Some Like It Hot (1959) 04/29/2018 Today’s movie is “Some Like It Hot” (1959), the classic romantic comedy directed by Billy Wilder, and written in collaboration with I.A.L. Diamond, based on the French comedy film “Fanfar d’amour” (1935). The film follows two jazz musicians, Joe (Tony Curtis) and Jerry (Jack Lemmon), who witness a violent mob hit in Chicago, then posing as women to hide within an all-female traveling band, which includes Sugar Kane Kowalczyk (Marilyn Monroe). Spoilers ahead. The best word to describe this film
Today’s movie is “Some Like It Hot” (1959), the classic romantic comedy directed by Billy Wilder, and written in collaboration with I.A.L. Diamond, based on the French comedy film “Fanfar d’amour” (1935). The film follows two jazz musicians, Joe (Tony Curtis) and Jerry (Jack Lemmon), who witness a violent mob hit in Chicago, then posing as women to hide within an all-female traveling band, which includes Sugar Kane Kowalczyk (Marilyn Monroe). Spoilers ahead. The best word to describe this film
