A decade under the influence

12 Movie Review-Girl Stroke Boy, Speeding Up Time, Touch, The 7-Ups, The Oddessa File, Brannigan, Mr Sycamore, Shockwaves, Convoy, A Qeustion of Love, I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings, Yesterdays Hero

A decade under the influence · Sep 1, 2021 · 1h 46m

The 9 movies

Convoy
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Brannigan
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The Seven-Ups
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The Touch
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Girl Stroke Boy
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Yesterday's Hero
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Speeding Up Time
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Mr. Sycamore
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A Question of Love
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Show notes

Epic 12 movie review! Your decade under the influence crew needs a lozenge after this. Today a few of our movies are pretty out print, save bootlegs. If your interested and can’t find any, please send us a message on our Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram accounts and we will help guide you to them. Diving in quickly today we review Girl stroke boy 1971- An early transgender film from England. Speeding up time 1971-is a low budget film very vaguely about revolution, poetry, love , and vengeance. Ingmar Bergman’s The Touch 1971 Finds Bibi Anderson, Elliot Gould, and Max Von Sidow, in relationship trouble, and Gould shouldn’t be touching anyone here. Roy Scheider drives past a “chock full o nuts coffeehouse in 1973’s classic film The seven-ups, and I have explain that it’s real place and share it’s weird jingle. John Voight is a journalist turned nazi hunter thanks to reading, in The Oddessa File 1974. John Wayne drinks boilermakers in London with Richard Attenborough in 1975’s Brannigan. Mr. sycamore 1975- Jason Robards and Sandy Dennis Star in this one about Jason wanting to become a tree. In Shock waves 1977 Peter Cushing plays his 2nd fascist that year. In, A question of love 1978- Gena Rowlands and Jane Alexander star in a film about rad lesbian parents versus Ned Beatty and homophobia. Convoy 1978- working class truckers take on the man! Stars many peeps but Madge Sinclair is our fav. Mother sister from (Do the right thing) and many other great actors assemble to give us the screen adaptation of fierce AF Maya Angelou’s book, I know why the caged bird sings 1979. Finally we end with Yesterday’s hero 1979- This ones got everything, pop music and soccer brought to you by Odin (Ian McShane) and Suzanne Somers. Thanks for listening.

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