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Silver Screen Happy Hour

Silver Screen Happy Hour

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Chris & Jerome Wiegand compare two movies that have similar themes while enjoying a drink. Listeners will benefit from Jerome's cinematic expertise and Chris's insight into human nature. Join them for their Silver Screen Happy Hour!Copyright 2025 Lawrence Lozier Films Art
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    • What Makes a Good Sequel? T2 vs SPEED 2
      Feb 27 2025

      Evaluating Sequel Success and Failure

      In this episode, Chris and Jerome dig into the intricacies of movie sequels by examining 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' and 'Speed 2: Cruise Control.' They assess what elements contribute to a successful sequel and what leads to failure. Through detailed analysis, they introduce Jerome’s Sequel Gauntlet, a five-point criterion system for evaluating sequels. They also touch upon the drawbacks of 'Speed 2,' the superior aspects of 'T2,' and discuss related trivia and character arcs. Alanng with that, they include their humorous take on the challenges of connecting actors in their popular 'Six Degrees' segment.

      00:00 Coolio Confusion and Introduction

      00:41 Booze Talk and Movie Teasers

      01:55 Discussing Sequels: Speed 2 and Terminator 2

      04:15 Lions Game Recap and Aidan Hutchinson Injury

      11:18 Terminator 2: Judgment Day Analysis

      43:32 Plot Flaws and Twists

      43:44 Sarah's Plan and the T-1000

      44:29 The Final Battle

      46:40 Resolution and Aftermath

      50:05 Character Arcs and Themes

      59:04 Trivia and Behind the Scenes

      01:07:28 Speed 2: Cruise Control

      01:26:27 Willem Dafoe: The Perfect Bad Guy

      01:26:51 Analyzing the Story Arc

      01:28:10 The Disabled Ship: A New World

      01:30:00 Evacuation Issues and Geiger's Role

      01:30:45 The B Story: Love and Marriage

      01:31:49 Midpoint: Realizing the Villain

      01:33:18 Bad Guys Closing In

      01:33:47 All is Lost: Annie's Hostage Situation

      01:34:27 The Final Act: Saving Annie

      01:35:15 The Five-Point Finale

      01:43:35 Critiquing Character Arcs

      01:53:14 Jerome's Sequel Gauntlet

      02:02:54 Six Degrees of Separation

      02:07:13 Final Thoughts and Wrap-UpFollow Silver Screen Happy Hour on Instagram here:

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      2 h et 11 min
    • Oscar Talk & Hiatus Update
      Jan 30 2025

      Update: Hiatus, Tech Troubles, and Oscar Snubs

      In this special check-in episode, hosts Chris and Jerome Wiegand discuss their recent hiatus. They discuss upcoming changes, including experimenting with live recordings. The brothers share their frustrations as devoted Detroit Lions fans, reflecting on the team's disappointing end to an amazing season. They also talk about the 2025 Oscars nominations, highlighting significant snubs such as Ethan and Maya Hawke's 'Wildcat,' and revisit classic Oscar ceremonies from the 90s to discuss films that should have been nominated under the current rules. Pour yourself a drink and join the convivial conversation.


      00:00 Welcome to Silver Screen Happy Hour

      00:16 Technical Difficulties and Hiatus Update

      00:55 Drinks of the Day

      03:47 Lions Recap and Frustrations

      03:55 Going Live: Challenges and Plans

      13:08 Oscar Nominations and Snubs

      26:32 Debating the Best Picture Nominees

      27:04 The Case for Returning to Five Nominees

      27:45 Revisiting Past Oscar Snubs

      29:17 1991: The Fisher King, Thelma & Louise, and Boys in the Hood

      32:33 1995: Braveheart, Apollo 13, and the Snubbed Classics

      36:35 2007: A Perfect Year for Best Picture

      37:56 2008: The Dark Knight Controversy

      42:01 Reflecting on Oscar Wins and Snubs

      46:10 Future Plans and Final Thoughts



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      50 min
    • Are there Any Good Politicians? Dave (1993) vs The Campaign (2012)
      Jan 18 2025

      Are There Any Good Politicians? Examining 'Dave' (1993) and 'The Campaign' (2012)

      In this episode, Jerome breaks down Blake Snyder's 'beats' as they apply to two political comedies: 'Dave' (1993) starring Kevin Kline and Sigourney Weaver, and 'The Campaign’ (2012) starring Will Ferrell and Zach Galifianakis. The hosts ask the question, 'Are there any good politicians?' while addressing the intricacies of each film's storyline, character arcs, and thematic depth. The episode also highlights Jerome and Chris's contrasting perspectives on the effectiveness of junior high humor in political satire. To top it off, there's a heartfelt ode to their beloved Detroit Lions. It’s an insightful, humorous discussion about politics, movies, and a touch of sports.


      00:00 Introduction and Show Updates

      01:22 Election Year and Political Movies

      02:34 Drinks and Movie Selection

      04:32 Discussion on 'Dave'

      06:04 1993 Movie Trivia

      09:14 Plot Breakdown of 'Dave'

      41:06 Script Analysis and Trivia

      44:27 Analyzing 'Twins': A Case of Perfect Rule Breaks

      45:24 The Role of Luck in Storytelling

      47:22 Rewriting Movies: Fixing Plot Holes

      48:20 Character Analysis: Alan's Role in 'Dave'

      49:55 Final Thoughts on 'Dave'

      50:30 Introducing 'The Campaign'

      52:01 Critiquing 'The Campaign'

      54:15 Box Office Performance and Cast Insights

      56:31 Plot Breakdown: 'The Campaign'

      01:14:06 Six Degrees of Separation and Trivia

      01:22:34 Closing Remarks and Sports Talk

      Buy or Rent Dave (1993)

      Buy or Rent The Campaign (2012)

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      1 h et 27 min
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