In this episode:

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Brian and Jim discuss Behind the Scenes of another Great Dude, What?! Original

The difference in tone was a first but a pivotal episode in shaping the show.

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You can listen to the Original Episode here

What’s In The Box?!

Mississippi Burning (1988) (amazon link)

A Time to Kill (1996)(amazon link)

American History X (1998)(amazon link)

SHOW SPOILERS

The guys discuss:

Legacy Thrift in Panama City Beach

Brian processes American History X

Racism in America

political rhetoric & landscape

Brian talks about what makes a good Drama

Edward Nortonis Iconic

The use of Black & White in storytelling

Joaquin Phoenix

Walk the Line&Gladiator

DirectorTony Kaye

the decisions they make at the Oscars

Brian & Jim talk about their experiences with racism

How worldviews are shaped

Lessons learned from religion

fear feeds hatred

Taking time to sit and have a conversation with others is a good piece of advice

Brian and JIm discuss how this episode changed the direction of the show

Brian shocks JIm with a reveal that he has never shared before

This is one of the most important films Brian has ever seen

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5 ways to Support the Show

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Brian Takes On The World

1001 Movies You Must See Before You Die (amazon link)

IMDb

Metacritic

Rotten Tomatoes

Roger Ebert

Movies Mentioned in this episode

American History X (1998 Drama)

Walk The Line (2005 Biography/Drama)

Gladiator (2000 Action/Adventure)

Life Is Beautiful (1997 Drama/Romance)

Do The Right Thing (1989 Comedy/Drama)

Gran Torino(2008 Drama)

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Intro Music on the Original Episode:

Performed by The Cherry Poppin’ Daddies

©1989 Dr. Bones, Space Age Bachelor Pad Records.

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