Case's Classic Movie Review: That Thing You Do!
Summary
In this episode, Brian and Kenzie review the 1996 film That Thing You Do, discussing its 1960s rock and roll setting and the rapid rise and fall of a fictional band. They explore the movie's themes of fleeting fame and friendship, highlighting Liv Tyler's performance and the impact of the era's media landscape. The hosts also promote Slipknot tickets and tease their next review of The Social Network.
Topics discussed
Intro: Slipknot tickets and Case's Movie Review
Movie trivia: 30th anniversary and box office
Soundtrack legacy and next week's review
Trailer analysis and feel-good movie discussion
Origin story: The Beatles and Ringo Starr
Case's review: 60s show business and fame
Discussion on the modern music landscape
Cast trivia: Tom Everett Scott and Giovanni Ribisi
Plot summary: From garage to live TV
Commercial breaks: Bongino, Hegge, Homebase
Highlight: Liv Tyler's radio scene
The cost of fame: Elvis and band dynamics
Backstage confrontation: 'Wasted Kisses' scene
Liv Tyler's performance and awards
The band breaks up: Vietnam and one-hit wonder
Roger Ebert's critique vs. Case's take
Kenzie's counterpoint and final verdict
Favorite line and final rating
Outro and commercial breaks
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