Episode #66 – Best Movie Year: ’84, ’89, or ’99?

Each year, literally hundreds of movies are released in the United States, and any one of them has the potential to become a favorite for movie lovers, and perhaps even one day come to be considered a bona fide classic. With so many movies being produced each year, every so often you just get a particularly good year of movies.  And some years the slate of movies lines up in a way that an abundance of great films emerge from their release year to join the timeless ranks of classic films. So which year had the most? The panel selected three movie years with personal and pop cultural significance: 1984, 1989, and 1999. And they will discuss which of those they believe was the best movie year. 

Credits

Panel:
Zack Slater
Frank Melman (on Twitter)
Tommy Smithereens (on Twitter)
Clifton (on Twitter)

Produced by Zack Slater

Produced/Edited by Clifton (on Twitter)

Engineered by Mike BlueLion209

Music: Arpy – Dan Henig  
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Episode Notes for Best Movie Year

Author Harlan Ellison and his History with The Terminator 

https://www.cbr.com/terminator-harlan-ellison-credit/

Bart finally sees Itchy & Scratchy The Movie from The Simpsons

Jonathan Banks (Breaking Bad) is the heavy in Beverly Hills Cop 

Cigarette Truck Chase Sequence from the Open of Beverly Hills Cop 

A Grounded Frank workaround – The Movie Novelization for Star Trek III: The Search for Spock  

The Broom Dance from Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo

Gleaming the Cube movie Poster

The Adventures of Baron Munchausen Movie Poster

Heathers Movie Poster

Family Business Movie Poster

The January Man Movie Poster

Bowfinger Movie Poster

Freeway scene from Bowfinger

Marketing for The Blair Witch Project

And finally…

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