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Tim: These are great movies!
Tim: When you got movies like Tom Cruise in them, you can't lose!
Tim: Six bags of popcorn, two sodas.
Tim: It's On Cinema at the Cinema with me, your host, Tim Heidecker.
Tim: Hi everybody, my name is Tim Heidecker and welcome to my show, web show called On Cinema at the Cinema. It is the first kind of show where we can take a look at movies coming out this weekend and give you guys advice about what to see, what to stay away from, maybe even movies that you should just wait to see on VHS or on video, or on demand. My guest is one of- a guy who I've known for a while now. He's back, he was on our first episode and he knows quite a bit about movies. He's a film buff: Mr. Gregg Turkington. Gregg, thanks for coming on the show.
Gregg: Hey guys, good to be back in my seat again.
Tim: The seat is for anybody who's a guest of the show, so...
Gregg: Well, I mean, it's...
Tim: Our first movie is called Skyfall and it's about James Bond, who goes to test his loyalty, starring Craig, Daniel Craig. And it's another example of Bond doing what he does, spying and whatnot. I know you're a Bond head.
Gregg: I'm a Bond freak and seeing Skyfall is why we do what we do. It's to have the chance to see movies like this and enjoy them, and no one enjoys James Bond more than I do. I mean, anytime you have a chance to see a James Bond film, you've got to see it. They're all great movies. There has not been a James Bond movie that's not a 10 out of 10. This one is no exception. I really loved it. I really loved it and I think it's right up there with the best of the best.
Tim: All right, well, so Skyfall, I wasn't as nuts about it. It's still a great movie. I give it four tubs of popcorn and... just four tubs of popcorn 'cause it's a good- a lot of good action sequences. I'm not a really big fan of the Bond movies myself but I-
Gregg: Why not?
Tim: I just don't like, I'd rather watch other movies. I'd rather watch Stephen Spielberg movies, which I'll get into next. Anyway, it was a great movie though, and I'll give it five bags of popcorn. Gregg?
Gregg: I'm gonna give it, well,five's the most we can give. So I'm gonna give it five bags of popcorn, but I'm gonna pack them tight with as much corn as I can get in there and an extra ladle of butter because I love this movie. It's right up there with the best of Bond.
Tim: Alright. You could also add sodas if you want.
Gregg: Alright, then I'll add 100 sodas.
Tim: Alright, well, our next movie, I was very excited about all summer long because it's the return of my favorite director, Stephen Spielberg with Lincoln, the story about President Abraham Lincoln, and it's got everybody in it. Daniel Day Lewis, and Joseph Gordon Levitt, and Tommy Lee Jones, and a number of other people. This movie is about Abe Lincoln and it's about Civil War, and it's one of the great movies of all time, in my opinion. Could you believe all the amazing things, all the history that's in this movie and the great job that Daniel Day Lewis does, this movie just doesn't stop giving back. It really made you feel like you're back in the Civil War times. What'd you think, Gregg?
Gregg: I've seen a lot of movies about Lincoln, this was one of the best. Stephen Spielberg has come through once again, if you liked E.T., this is a different sort of film. It's more in line with a historical drama. I've always loved Stephen Spielberg. I've always admired Abraham Lincoln. It's a good film, maybe even a great film,
not as good as the James Bond film. If you can only see one movie out of the two, make it the Bond film.
Tim: Great. Well, I'm giving it as many bags of popcorn as you can, which is six bags of popcorn and three sodas.
Gregg: I'm gonna give it five, well, I'm gonna give it four 'cause I gave the Bond five and I preferred that. I'll give this four, but I'm gonna throw in a roll of Lincoln pennies.
Tim: Alright, so check out these two movies. We both recommend them for different reasons. If you're not planning on going to the movies this weekend, we recommend, it's a segment we did last week that was very successful. Gregg's agreed to bring in VHS tape from his library. And let's take  a look at this week's popcorn classic. So let's take a look at this week's popcorn classic.
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Gregg: This week on my popcorn classic segment, we're looking at Murphy's Romance, starring James Garner and Sally Field. Two great actors or actor and actresses- or an actor and an actress in the prime of their career. she's Murphy, I'm not sure what his character is called. The film doesn't really work. There's no chemistry, the age difference was just a little too vast, so...
Tim: Yeah, I don't- I remember seeing this many years ago, not really my kind of film, but if you're into romantic comedies, I guess this would be a movie you wanna check out.
Gregg: It's- you know what? It's one of those ones you see time and time again if you haunt the dollar bins. So pick it up, give it a chance.
Tim: All right. Alright, it reminds me of the old saying Murphy's Law, which says anything good happens- anything bad happens will.
Gregg: And that's funny because I bought this film and I went home to play it, and the tape was all messed u, pand it took two years till I found another copy. And when I did, I didn't really like it much. So that is kind of Murphy's Law.
Tim: Interesting. Interesting that you bring that in if you didn't like it. Anyhow, thank you very much. Once again, Skyfall's getting four bags of popcorn from me, and Lincoln is getting six bags with two sodas.
Gregg: Well, I thought it only went up to five, so- but if it's five for the Bond and three for Lincoln, and it should only be five for Lincoln for you because it doesn't go up to six.
Tim: Six bags and... it does go up to six. Thank you guys-
Gregg: All right, then six for the bond.
Timm: Well, so either case, great movies, great weekend to go see movies. So please make sure you go see at least one or two of these movies this weekend. Thanks again for watching and thanks Gregg for being the guest. Thanks again for watching.
Gregg: Thank you.
Tim: And have a great day and enjoy the movie.
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