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The Culture Of Pop (Sneak Peek): The Bachelorette: Week 6 Recap

Mon, 29 Jun 2009 12:15:09 CST

First things first...prolly not a good idea to talk train rides with Robby the Bartender for a while...with more twists and turns than six viewings of Silver Streak, Jillian's train of looooooove provided Bachelorette groupies with the most exciting episode of the season thus far..

To attempt to make sense of it all, Jeffrey is joined one more 'gain by his fellow Jilli-Aides (little Almost Famous ref, there), Dena/Lisa from Celebrity Sidedish podcast...

Tanner's last foot fling, Jake's fatal not opening up soon enough moments, Wes' moused up/just fell out of bed sleepy eyed-I'm so damn cool look (ugh)....we cover it all...

Marquee Fans: Stay patient, old brethren...Your patience will be rewarded with a flood of new episodes coming in days ahead...

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Remembering Ed, Farrah and Michael: The Culture Of Pop

Fri, 26 Jun 2009 11:47:14 CST

Webmaster Note: Just as pre-production wrapped on DVD Marquee Episode 79 Thursday afternoon, sad news broke from L.A. ...and changed all our plans resulting in a special episode of The Culture Of Pop.

Jeffrey asked us to post this statement/introductory piece for him:

Ed, Farrah and Michael were three incredibly talented, instantly charismatic and beyond beloved individuals...

Ed was the jovial everyman that represented our laughter in response to a funny Nebraska boy named Johnny with whom he helped send America to bed with smiles into the twilight.

Farrah was a good old Texas gal made good on the TV...and walked away from her comfort zone to challenge herself becoming an inspiration to millions of actresses who didn't want to be known as strictly cheesecake..

...and little Michael (sigh)...who became one of music's last great showmen of the 20th century at the tender age of 9 years old via our knitted speaker living room Zenith TV's and pocket sized transistor radios blazing out four number one smashes in a row (I Want You Back/ABC/The Love You Save/I'll Be There) which paved the way for the likes of classic solo albums (Off The Wall and Thriller).

Now, they all belong to the ages.

Along with my friends Dena and Lisa (Celebrity Sidedish), I invite you to join us for this special, funny, heartfelt remembrance of three diverse but no less influential, wonderful people that enriched our lives and made them better with their creative gifts.

Sincerely,

-Jeffrey Rosado

Host, Producer
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The Culture Of Pop

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Sneak Preview: The Culture Of Pop

Mon, 22 Jun 2009 14:39:34 CST

While finishing touches on a brand new DVD Marquee episode continues,
enjoy this sneak peek at Jeffrey's forthcoming pop culture driven talk show called The Culture of Pop (clever, eh?)

Okay, it may not have been the most DRAMATIC or SHOCKING rose ceremony EVER (!!!), but last week's installment of The Bachelorette had plenty of drama from Ed's departure to millions wincing in non-anticipation of Tanner P's toes (please don't, dude).

What's a poor (but oh-so-pretty) Jillian to do? Jeffrey jaws with Dena/Lisa from the Celebrity Sidedish podcast about the remaining contenders (or pretenders) and even goes a little Wes-ly by crooning a homemade ditty especially for Ms. Harris (minus the spiky geled up hair...JR prefers the natural/sincere look)..

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Special Episode: The Culture Of Pop-A Sneak Preview...

Fri, 19 Jun 2009 10:21:53 CST

Hi folks...

As promised in my last dispatch, here's the first of several sneak peeks of my new talk show The Culture Of Pop...
It officially premieres at the end of this month via it's own I-Tunes feed and web site, but for now, here 'tis...

Together with my good buddies Dena and Lisa from BeautyBroads.com/Celebrity Sidedish podcast, guilty pleasure time as we discuss a recent episode of ABC's summertime smash The Bachelorette as Canadian cutie Jillian Harris tries to find love with two dozen eligible (and extremely horny and with few exception, idiotic) men.

Enjoy and stay tuned for more sneak previews of my newest creative pet project as well as an all-new DVD Marquee episode set for unveiling on Monday on a computer or I-Pod near you..and only you (Well, several thousand of you).

Best always,

-Jeffrey

PS-Welcome to all my new listeners...and as for the oldies but goodies, what's shaking?

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Pre-Episode 79 Dispatch

Fri, 19 Jun 2009 02:09:11 CST

Hi kids!

Been a while, but this little 'tween shows dispatch will 'splain everything.

Lot of exciting things happening at Marquee Headquarters (new gear, new server, new nose...just kidding about the latter...quite happy with mine, thanks).

Anyway, listen in and I'll be back with a full fledged, extra crispy, long overdue Marquee episode before you know it. Cheers!

-Jeffrey

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Episode 78-Paul Blart: Mall Cop, Jayma Mays Interview (Glee/Paul Blart), Elton John's The Red Piano

Fri, 22 May 2009 11:37:33 CST

Just in time for Memorial Day Weekend 2009, Jeffrey offers many suggestions for down time fun ranging from one of the highest grossing comedies of the year (Paul Blart: Mall Cop), some more classic comedy (Wayne's World 1 and 2 Blu Rays, There's Something About Mary/Blu Ray), vintage adventure (more James Bond on Blu-Ray), blu ray debuts (Major League, Three Days Of The Condor,Big, The Machinist with Christian #$*! Bale) to some all out rock and roll (Elton John-The Red Piano/Blu Ray, Van Morrison-Astral Weeks Live).

Actress Jayma Mays (Paul Blart: Mall Cop/Glee) also drops by to talk working with Kevin James and her excitement at being a part of the cast of one of the most highly anticipated TV shows coming in the fall of 2009.

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Episode 78 Sneak Preview/Streisand Blu-Ray Giveaway Update

Sat, 16 May 2009 13:39:22 CST

A brief 'tween shows dispatch with the Marquee Man previewing Episode 78 of the show (Paul Blart: Mall Cop, Jayma Mays Interview), an update on the Barbara Streisand blu-ray contest and the show's new You Tube abode.

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Episode 77-Look, Benjamin Button (Criterion BD), Saturday Night Fever/Grease/Ferris Buller's Day Off All Hit Blu-Ray(!)...and more!

Wed, 13 May 2009 00:18:49 CST

Jeffrey returns with a mega show talking up over 30 (!) DVD's and blu-rays featuring the Oscar winning The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, Look, and blu-ray debuts for Grease, Saturday Night Fever and Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

Jeffrey also welcomes director Adam Rifkin to the program (Detroit Rock City, Look) and offers thoughts on two new CD's from pop culture/musical/movie icon Frank Sinatra.

Also: The Marquee Man pays tribute to the wonderful Dom DeLuise...

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If you wish to make a donation in his memory, Dom DeLuise's family requests you contribute to the following charities (taken from his website: www.domdeluise.com):

The Elixir Fund - www.elixirfund.org
The Lily Sanctuary - www.lilysanctuary.org
Hydrocephalus Foundation, Inc. - www.hydrocephalus.org
The Pearl S. Buck Foundation - www.pearl-s-buck.org

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Barbara Streisand/Twitter Blu-Ray Giveaway

Sat, 9 May 2009 16:46:34 CST

Who wants to win a Barbara Streisand blu-ray video, "People"?

In the show's very first Twitter-exclusive episode, we're utilizing Jeffrey's new found high tech love of the Oprah tested, Winfrey approved text message site to give away one precious copy of Streisand Live In Concert 2006, which features the legendary songstress at her very best.

So join Jeffrey at the Twitter link below for further details in his posts...

...and good luck/have fun!

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Episode 76: Marquee VIP: Actor Paulie Litt

Fri, 1 May 2009 19:33:54 CST

Jeffrey welcomes actor Paulie Litt (Doubt, Hope and Faith) to the program to talk about his amazing career thus far (and he's only 14 years old!)...

In addition to sharing stories about his old Hope and Faith buddies and some new kids on the block named Streep and Seymour-Hoffman, the New Jersey lad offers thoughts on American Idol '09 and declares his love for vintage pop of the 1940's (Sinatra, Dino, etc.) with a few spontaneous a'capella performances as proof.

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Episode 75: The Reader, Laid To Rest, More Bond on Blu-Ray

Wed, 29 Apr 2009 07:51:33 CST

A good and varied week for new releases as Jeffrey talks up Kate Winslet's Oscar wining turn in The Reader, some old school horror in director Robert Hall's Laid To Rest and more James Bond on Blu-Ray thoughts.

Also featured: Hope and Faith Season 1, Yes Man, Bedtime Stories, The Robe (BD), The Passion Of The Christ (BD), The Boys From Brazil, Make 'Em Laugh, Fly Away Home, Winged Migration, and more...

Additionally Jeffrey gives an update on the program's Spring fund raising drive and reads listener mail for the first time.

DVD Marquee Fund Raiser - New Items Coming Weekend of 5/1/09

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Spring 2009 Emergency Fund Raising Drive

Tue, 7 Apr 2009 15:10:11 CST

Spring '09 Emergency Fund Raising Drive

Hi everybody...Informal but very important episode.

Since November of last year, I've wrestled with having a fund raising drive for the program....and with recent financial and employment woes, the show is in danger.

You'll hear the complete story when you listen, but for starters, please visit/tell your friends about my fund raising E-Bay site (click-able link follows):

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Thanks so much in advance for your help, everyone...I mean it more than you know.-Jeffrey

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Episode 74: Marquee VIP: Actor Michael Ealy

Thu, 2 Apr 2009 12:56:58 CST

Episode 74: Marquee VIP: Actor Michael Ealy

Jeffrey welcomes critically acclaimed and Golden Globe
nominated actor Michael Ealy to the Marquee's first VIP edition.

In addition to talking up his role in Will Smith's Seven Pounds
(out this week from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment),
the Silver Spring, MD native tells of his start in the movie
industry and tales of working with Beyonce and Mariah Carey.

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Episode 73: Slumdog, Marley and Me, Early Look At The Wrestler...

Thu, 2 Apr 2009 12:25:30 CST

They say the transition from March into April is as gentle
as a little lamb...Not in home video circles this week, people...

One of the biggest new release weeks of '09 so far brings us
Slumdog Millionaire and Marley and Me. Icing on the cake?
Jeffrey has an exclusive WAY Too Early look at Mickey Rourke's
The Wrestler along with a eclectic batch of capsule reviews ranging from
classics (The Odd Couple) to stand up (Craig Ferguson's A Wee Bit Of Revolution).

Also: Your chance to win copies of A Pup Named Scooby Doo
and Ace Ventura, Jr.-Pet Detective courtesy of Warner Brothers Home Video..

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Episode 72: Marquee Spring Cleaning '09, Part 2

Sun, 22 Mar 2009 02:36:28 CST

Which of this week's discs moved Jeffrey to the point of tears at first view?

Find out on this week's show which features reviews of the long overdue blu-ray of Walt Disney's Pinocchio, Tri Star's Cadillac Records, a salute to legendary director John Frankenheimer in the Classic Hollywood Spotlight and quick takes on recent blu ray releases ranging from cult faves (Vanishing Point) to animation (Madagascar).

Jeffrey also takes time to send get well wishes to two longtime heroes and offers condolences to the family, friends and fans of Natasha Richardson

amfAR Donation Link In Memory Of Natasha Richardson

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Episode 71: Marquee Spring Cleaning '09, Part 1

Mon, 9 Mar 2009 19:08:56 CST

Now that he's got Oscar fever out of his system for another year, Jeffrey and the Marquee return to the business of DVD reviewing.

Titles for this go-round include Rachel Getting Married (Blu-Ray), Breaking Bad: The Complete First Season, The Natalie Wood Collection and 8 other titles.

Also, you'll wanna hang around after the closing music for audio evidence proving that despite four years of college as a broadcast major (University of North Alabama, Class of '86; Go LIONS!) and 25 years of media experience, sometimes you just can't take the Southern out of the man...

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Episode 70: A Salute To Jerry Lewis

Sun, 1 Mar 2009 22:16:34 CST

A salute to one of Jeffrey's personal heroes and comic influences serves as the grand finale to the Marquee's Oscar Run '09 coverage.

Author James L. Neibeur (The Jerry Lewis Films: An Analytical Filmography of the Innovative Comic) guests for this very special tribute to honorary Oscar recipient Joseph Levitch...better known to the world...as Jerry Lewis.

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Episode 69: Oscars '09 Post Show

Tue, 24 Feb 2009 14:33:55 CST

Okay, you've seen coverage everywhere from E! to ET.....from Ryan (Seacrest, OUT!) to Ross (The Intern who's always been way, WAAAYYYYY OUT!)...witnessed nominees braving Billy Bush and the attack of the Rinnas (and we're talking lips, not her...AHEM)!

But before we bid adieu to Oscar Season '09, please enjoy one last nostalgic, informative and just plain damn fun look back with long time Academy Award fan (37 ceremonies and counting)/film historian/Marquee Man himself (that would be Jeffrey) and his special guest co-host Jason Miller.

In addition to reflecting on all the major highlights (Hugh Jackman? You were GREAT!!! -- Ben Stiller? You're killing us!...and more where those great moments came from), Jeffrey and Jason utilize their television, stage and film backgrounds to provide sharp commentary/keen observations on this year's festivities...as well as making pointed (and be forewarned, uncensored/not "work safe") jabs at tabloid and (certain) mainstream media outlets "anything for a story" mentality in the week's prior to the ceremony

Can you say "Bradjenlina"? Please don't.

Additionally, Jeffrey provides brief behind-the-scenes hilarity while recalling his weekend shoot of the Marquee's first video edition and shudders in horror at Jason's impromptu revelation of vintage 1990's television footage of your humble host now circulating on You Tube...

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...and okay kids, all right, all right....

From Jeffrey's Not So Secret Small Screen Past....

WAAY Too Late Open

Scott's Cure For Jeff's Common Cold

*U2 Parody-(Even Better Than) Even Better Than The Real Thing

(*: I'm not in the latter, but it's one of my all time favorite moments from the 75 plus episodes of WAAY Too Late, a local SNL meets SCTV-esque comedy program I was blessed to be a part of with an amazing ensemble of creative/kindred souls who were also fellow television station co-workers...and even better friends).

Episode 68: Oscar Picks '09 (Almost) LIVE!

Sun, 22 Feb 2009 20:20:38 CST

Lights...camera...action!

After some 60 plus audio-only episodes, Jeffrey feels secure and comfortable enough to come out from behind the curtain for the Marquee's first ever video presentation...

(and besides, what else is there good to do on a dateless Saturday night,?)

Watch and keep score of the Marquee Man's picks in the major categories...and stay tuned for a post-ceremony wrap up with special guest co-host Jason Miller debuting on this very web site Monday evening...

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Marquee Episode 67: And the Winners May Be...

Wed, 18 Feb 2009 12:05:28 CST

It's 3rd annual Oscar Roundtable time as Jeffrey welcomes special guests
Wade Major, Mark Keizer (IGN Digigods/L.A. Film Critics Association) and Adam Kempenaar (Filmspotting.net) to talk up Academy Award predictions, thoughts on Hugh Jackman's hosting potential and picks for classic Oscar winning films on DVD.

Stay tuned for more Oscar Run '09 coverage in days ahead including a tribute to honorary Oscar recipient Jerry Lewis, Jeffrey's final Oscar predictions and a post ceremony wrap-up on Monday...

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MARQUEE Tested/Mother Approved
OSCAR Winning DVD Picks/Amazon Links:
Citizen Kane
Casablanca (Blu-Ray)
The Last Emperor (Blu-Ray)
West Side Story
The Last Emperor (Blu-Ray)
*Titanic
All Quiet On The Western Front

Show Corrections/Notes
*: Unbeknown prior to taping, the Titanic 3 Disc Special Edition Jeffrey offered as one of his picks is now sadly out of print (snooze, you lose). But the set is rumored for Blu-Ray release in the not-too-distant future; we'll keep you posted...

Roger Ebert's Web Site

Episode 66: Top 25 LOST Moments (So Far...)

Fri, 13 Feb 2009 12:52:31 CST

Attention LOST fans:

Is your noggin' hurtin' from all the twists, turns and white light a-flashin' time shift storylines you've had to endure the last few Wednesday nights at 9 PM Eastern,
8 Central?

Grab yourself a Dharma brew or two from Sawyer's secret stash and take a trip down Oceanic 815 memory lane in this very special episode as Jeffrey and special guest co-host Jason Miller count down the 25 most memorable moments from the show's first four seasons....

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Episode 65-The One After The Super Bowl...

Thu, 5 Feb 2009 08:50:07 CST

Among the reviews in this episode: Sony's Bewitched: The Complete Seventh Season, The Who Live At Kilburn from Image, ABC Family Titles (Kyle XY-Season 2, The Secret Life Of The American Teenager-Season 1 and Greek-Chapter 2) from Buena Vista...and the debut of the Basement Bin Pick Of The Week.

NOTE: Some of the language in this show is not work safe, so have the earbuds on standby and don't listen to this program in front of the k-i-d-s's...

Also: Jeff shares some exciting bits of news about the future of the show...

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Episode 64: Best DVD's Of 2008

Tue, 20 Jan 2009 13:18:29 CST

Jeffrey goes into year 3 of the Marquee with a countdown of his 10 favorite DVD's of 2009. In addition, he reveals the reasons behind his unintentional 3 month hiatus since the last episode.

This episode's music bumps courtesy of Ellen Cross from her forthcoming album The Birds Still Sing...

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Notes/Corrections:

While waxing nostalgic on the virtues of the Iron Man DVD, I meant to say Jeff Bridges, not Jeff Bridge (who sounds like an afternoon drive personality on a soft rock stations that plays "nothing but love songs"...)

Episode 63: Remembering Paul Newman...

Mon, 29 Sep 2008 12:40:04 CST

Over the weekend, the world lost an amazing actor...and an even better human being.

Join me as I share my memories of Paul Newman and offer my picks for the best films of his illustrious career currently available on DVD. Additionally, you'll hear rare interview clips from the set of Slap Shot, the press tour for Cars, and a classic television moment with fellow racing aficionado David Letterman.

Episode 62: Iron Man, Desperately Seeking Paul McCartney, The Nightmare Before Christmas

Sat, 27 Sep 2008 03:01:05 CST

Jeffrey reviews over a dozen DVD's including the Blu-Ray of Transformers, an AC/DC concert film (No Bull), the quirky yet endearing documentary Desperately Seeking Paul McCartney, and the home video debut of Marvel Studios' Iron Man.

Plus: Jeff announces a major new feature on the program that will debut next week.

Episode 61-The '08 Comeback Special

Mon, 11 Aug 2008 05:49:12 CST

Alert the media as Arthur's John Gielgud might say.

Jeffrey's back for a long awaited Marquee session and plays catch-up with a large backlog of the usual eclectic mix of titles including two musical packages he ranks amongst the year's finest (Paramount's Shine A Light collaboration between Martin Scorsese and The Rolling Stones, and Shout! Factory's indispensable I Got The Feeling: James Brown In The '60's three-disc set).

Also Jeffrey speaks candidly about his absence, why the Marquee will go on and updates kind listeners on the condition of his beloved Mom.

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Episode 60-Batman: The Dark Knight-A Spolier-iffic Anaylsis

Tue, 22 Jul 2008 10:52:18 CST

Robin: Holy productivity, Batman! Two DVD Marquee podcasts uploaded within 5 days? That Jeffrey Rosado must certainly be inspired!

Batman: That's right, Robin....Now go away until Christopher Nolan figures out what to do with you so you won't spoil the franchise a second time.

Performer and Marquee contributor Jason Miller joins Jeffrey for a (WARNING!!!) spoiler-icious, in-depth discussion of what may wind up becoming the biggest box office phenomenon since Titanic:

Director Christopher Nolan's 2nd turn at the wheel via Batman-The Dark Knight.

Parental Discretion Kinda' Thing: Some minor, raw language emerges here and there, so you may wanna don ear-buds or keep it away from the k-i-d-s. -- So you know...

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Episode 59-Why So Serious?

Fri, 18 Jul 2008 07:11:42 CST

The Caped Crusader, er....Dark Knight isn't the only man back in town this weekend.

In this special Movie Marquee episode, long MIA Marquee host Jeffrey Rosado gives you his spoiler-free thoughts on the Batman Begins follow up and gives you an update on the status of the podcast (rest easy, kids...it's continuing).

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Show 58-Indiana Jones: The Adventure Collection, I'm Not There, Teeth, The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

Sun, 25 May 2008 20:14:37 CST

Also, Quick Takes overviews of: Before The Devil Knows You're Dead, The Savages, Mike Birbiglia: What I Should Have Said Was...Nothing, First Knight (Blu-Ray), Oban: Star Racers, National Lampoon's Cattle Call, The Fall Of The Roman Empire (Miriam Collection), Spongebob Squarepants: Pest Of The West, The Indiana Jones Adventure Collection, Young Indiana Jones: Volume 3, The Great Debaters, Bachelor Party 2: The Last Temptation, Senior Skip Day, Daisy Kenyon, Black Widow, The Bette Davis Collection, A Passage To India (Blu-Ray), First Sunday (Blu-Ray), Walk The Line: Extended Cut, Asscat: Upright Citizen's Brigade, Avatar: Volume 3, Book 3, Frontiers: Unrated Director's Cut

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Episode 57: Juno, Cloverfield, Walk Hard, John, Paul, Tom and Ringo: The Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder

Tue, 6 May 2008 02:20:15 CST

Hello, yeah it's been a while...not much, how 'bout you (all)?

On this go round, Jeff gets all funny inside as he professes his love for the Oscar winning Juno, waxes nostalgic over broadcasting/musical heroes via John, Paul, Tom and Ringo-The Tomorrow Show with Tom Snyder, salutes an unknown legend courtesy of Walk Hard-The Dewey Cox Story and cranks his living room dimmer switch up slightly for Cloverfield.

In addition, Jeff also gives you his thoughts on the Juno companion soundtrack and a special 20 cut compilation saluting the movie music of the legendary Frank Sinatra.

PLUS!!! LOOKIE!!! FREE STUFF ALERT!!! OOOH!!!

You can win a copy of either the Beatles filled (well, 3 out of 4 is not too bad) Tom Snyder disc (featured on this episode) or a 4 disc Jayce and the Wheeled Warriors collection via our new DVD Marquee Classic Movie Line contest...but you have to listen to win, kids.

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Episode 56a-A Special Double Feature Of Episodes 55 and 56

Sat, 5 Apr 2008 09:06:02 CST

Episode 56a: A special double feature of Episodes 55 and 56 produced exclusively for HTF Radio (www.hometheaterforum.com)

Episode 56-There Will Be Blood, Jimmy Carter: Man From Plains, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street

Sat, 5 Apr 2008 08:24:08 CST

Jeffrey preaches to the choir about the brilliance that is Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood in an early review of the Oscar winning film's two-disc special edition.

Also reviewed: Jimmy Carter: Man From Plains, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street, and mini reviews of The Mist, The Kite Runner, Alvin And The Chipmunks: The Chipmunk Adventure, Alvin And The Chipmunks Go To The Movies: Funny, We Shrunk The Adults,
Unstable Fables: Three Pigs And A Baby, Blue Man Group: How To Be A Megastar Live, Warner Gangsters: Volume 3, Forbidden Hollywood: Volume 2, Bonnie and Clyde: Ultimate Collector's Edition, Jayce And The Wheeled Warriors: Season One .

Speaking of the latter, find out how you can win your own copy of the 1980's cartoon fave (a four disc set courtesy of Shout! Factory) in the debut installment of Jeffrey's Obscure Movie Line Of The Week contest.

Episode 55-Enchanted, My Kid Could Paint That, Greek: Chapter One, Southland Tales

Sat, 5 Apr 2008 06:27:19 CST

Jeffrey rejoices as long time fan favorite Amy Adams becomes an overnight sensation in Walt Disney's Enchanted, one of four DVD's reviewed in full along with the controversial documentary My Kid Could Paint That, Greek: Chapter One, and a film Jeffrey calls the worst film he's seen in his 46 years (Southland Tales).

Also featured: Dan In Real Life, 30 Days Of Night, 13 Games Of Death, Gattaca, Comedy Central Of Flavor Flav (Uncensored), Conspiracy, Johnny and the Sprites, Bee Movie,
Caillou: Family Favorites, Commanche Moon,
Married With Children: The Complete Eighth Season,
Party Of Five: The Complete Third Season, Bobby Deerfield,
And Justice For All, Sleuth (2007), Dedication,
The American Gangster, Outpost, The Shepherd: Border Patrol, Beauty and the Beast: The Final Season, Snow Buddies

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Juno (2 Disc Edition)
Juno (Single Disc Version)
Juno (Blu Ray)
There Will Be Blood
There Will Be Blood (Two Disc Collector's Edition)
Sweeney Todd
Sweeney Todd (Two-Disc Special Collector's Edition)
The Golden Compass
The Golden Compass (Two Disc Platinum Series)
The Golden Compass (Blu-Ray)

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No Country For Old Men
No Country For Old Men (Blu-Ray)
Michael Clayton
Michael Clayton (Blu-Ray)
La Vie En Rose
Ratatouille
Ratatouille (Blu-Ray)
Once (featuring the Oscar winning song Falling Slowly)
The Bourne Ultimatum
Elizabeth: The Golden Age

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