I am kind of surprised you didn't go into the history of the story. The novella "Who Goes There?" (1938) was written by John W. Campbell, and the first movie "The Thing from Another World" (1951) was loosely based on the book.

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No need to wonder why! This why.

What did the historians think about the allegory in the film, especially the Lupa/Xenomorph parallels?

Awesome conversation! Thanks ❤

Yep, Croz really had air sickness...

This is great, I'm reading this book for military history right now.

Nice episode, I look forward to grabbing the book.

Big disagree that Jack doesn't have an arc. He starts out wanting to usurp Davy Jones' place so that he can be immortal, but gives up his chance to save Will's life (OK, he then goes off to try to find the Fountain of Youth so he can have his cake and eat it too, but whatever).

These are DEI/LGBT+ films?

This movie is dear to me, however I'd much more want to hear your critique with live action of the film itself. It's obvious you have a passion for film. I do too and a former landlord who sold his home sent me $15k for the home cinema I built there.

Your riddle is wrong, Sherlock Holmes has more screen appearances than Dracula.

Zach should write a book about #HATM 😊

Thank you for this podcast/video! The American President is my favorite movie. And that's saying a lot as someone who has Stromtrooper armor. I was so excited to see this video as most of the time when I tell people this is my favorite movie, they've never heard of it let alone have seen it. I enjoyed the analysis you all provided and the perspective of it being during Clinton's term, including the lack of women in leaderships roles. Yes, the times were different then. I saw it in theaters long before The West Wing so it has stood alone for me as a separate entity despite the cross over actors. But it is well crafted Sorkin writing and a great cast, and is a great film while still being a lesson in civics and public service.

How do y'all not have more than 300 subs?!? I really enjoyed this discussion.

What a waste. Fo something useful. Besides. Listening to your own voice. Try volunteering

The yo who said Saving Private Ryan sucked after the 1st 15 minutes needs a Xanax and go rub 1 out cause that's way too critical otherwise great episode as always

Great, informative episode. You could tell Jessica loved talking about both her work and the movie.

This was my first time watching your podcast and it was amazing! Raiders was the movie that started my love of archaeology and Egyptology! I agreed with so much of what you all said and learned a lot too! I can't wait to dive into older podcasts and see the next one!

I loved listening to this conversation! I absolutely adore The Mummy movies - which, along with Tomb Raider - led me to become an Egyptologist myself! I just hope that is they ever revive the franchise they treat the modern Egyptian characters better. I also appreciated your shout out to The Mummy being a part of bisexual culture, because it very much is! I instantly pre-ordered the book and am looking forward to reading it. Thanks!

This is great, Jason! Best of luck as you grow the channel!

Great episode! Enjoyed listening to the analysis.

That's hilarious

Agreed on the John Reynolds casting. You look at some of those pictures of the actual Reynolds - he had that smolder going for him!

I have learned things that I did not know through this pod! How did I not know or learn before now how many thousands of slaves were traveling with the Confederate Army? (Assumed that some were there but not as many as mentioned by Kevin.) also, have additional books and movies on my to be read and watched list. Thanks guys.

Great show. Thank you. Wish it was longer. Im pleased that Melissa pointed out that Jaws didn't start the fear of sharks and that the fear had been around for ages. Jaws merely tapped into an existing fear. For example the east coast of Australia's grey nurse shark population had been decimated by spearfishing in the 1950s and 1960s simply because they looked scary. This was prior to Jaws. Glad also Melissa mentioned Valerie Taylor helped to get the grey nurse protected status. Thanks again. Cheers.

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In 1945, The Tokyo air raids killed approximately 100,000 people in one night. After the war, the underground passage near Ueno Station, which was destroyed by air raids, was filled with war orphans who had lost their homes and families. According to a national survey, approximately 120,000 children were orphaned such like AKIKO, and it is said that there were more than 1,000 orphans in the underground tunnels. Just FYI The fighter plane that Koichi flew in during the final mission actually exists. "J7W Shinden" The only surviving aircraft is on display at a Smithsonian institution. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kyushu_J7W_Shinden

Godzilla is TATARIGAMI as mention Takashi Yamazaki in a interview, TATARIGAMI is a spirit (high-dimensional being) that continued to be feared even after it died a violent death as a human. There is also a theory that he is the incarnation of a heroic spirit who died during WW2. (TATARIGAMI is also depicted in Ghibli's Princess Mononoke. The black stain is common in both films.) Although TATARIGAMI is a wild spirit and is feared and shunned, if it is carefully enshrined, it can become a powerful guardian deity. They are the gods that are worshiped. How would you describe the existence between God and living things as follows? The director and CG artists spent more than six months developing Godzilla's walking style. “Is Godzilla Leviathan? “theory Leviathan is a sea creature or monster that appears in the Old Testament, and its name is said to be derived from the Hebrew word meaning "to join" or "to knit together." Chapter 41 of the Book of Job can be summarized as follows. "Leviathan's body is strong and well-built, his heart is as hard as stone, his stomach looks like a row of pottery shards, and his back is lined with dense rows of shield-like scales. His mouth is He has terrifying teeth. When he sneezes, he emits light. His eyes are like the morning sun. Flames come out of his mouth, smoke blows from his nose, and his breath lights coals. He can turn the sea into a pot. He swims through the deep abyss, leaving streaks of light like white hair. No weapon can pierce Leviathan or harm him. There is nothing else on earth that can match him, and he knows no fear. No. No one can fight Leviathan and make it submit, and just looking at it is enough to make you lose your will to fight.'' It is unclear whether Godzilla's settings were directly influenced by Leviathan, but One of the reasons why it is accepted worldwide Isn't that an interesting view?

Thank you.Really.Thank you.

I can't get the story "AKIKO grew up to be a wonderful woman" out of my head.

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Bravo, Jason!

This is cool. One spot to get the content. Way to go, man!

Congrats!!!

Such great news. Congratulations!

Huzzay! Welcome to KZbin!