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Head to the dazzling, Bohemian underworld of Montmartre on Episode 285 of Drink the Movies to celebrate Baz Luhrmann’s electrifying musical masterpiece, Moulin Rouge!. We break down the breathless, anachronistic pop soundtrack, the tragic romance of Christian and Satine, and the sheer visual spectacle of a club where truth, beauty, freedom, and love reign supreme. To toast to...


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Pour a maple old fashioned made with rum and join us in The Lobby Bar as we discuss the magical sequel Practical Magic 2, the intense thriller The Uprising, and the gripping feature Don't Look Back in Anger. Tune in for movie reviews, cocktail recipes, and pop-culture discussions!

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The Drink: Rum Maple Old Fashioned.

The Sequel: Practical ...


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Head into a desolate, post-pandemic wasteland on Episode 284 of Drink the Movies as we explore the haunting survival drama, The Dog Stars. We break down the poignant isolation of an abandoned airport, rare glimmers of human connection, and the bittersweet beauty of holding onto hope at the end of the world. To match the rugged terrain and quiet resilience of the high skies, w...


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Pour a pumpkin beer and bourbon apple cider cocktail and join us in The Lobby Bar as we discuss the long-awaited comedy Coyote vs. Acme and revisit the animated classic Cars. Tune in for movie reviews, cocktail recipes, and pop-culture discussions!

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The Drink: Pumpkin Beer and Bourbon Apple Cider Cocktail.

The Comedy: Coy...


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Step onto the groundbreaking, split-screen set of Mike Figgis’s avant-garde experiment on Episode 283 of Drink the Movies as we explore Timecode. We break down the daring single-take execution, the simultaneous four-quadrant narrative threads, and how this unique project redefined real-time cinema. To honor the multi-angle perspective and sheer technical ambition, we are shak...


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