Prepare to punch some raw meat! This week, Vintage Cinema Rewind continues with their Deep Dive of the Sylvester Stallone classic: Rocky! As the title bout approaches, Blake and Michael run themselves ragged all across Philadelphia. But is all this training enough to defeat the Count of Monte Fisto? As they wait for their shot at Apollo Creed, the discuss the complicated relationships between characters, the difficult production process, and perhaps the even more inspiring story unfolding behind the scenes. 

The gloves are off on Vintage Cinema Rewind's long-anticipated review of Sylvester Stallone's star-making role: Rocky! It's a tale as old as time: a down-on-his-luck loan shark slash jobbing boxer gets a shot at the Heavyweight Champion of the World. As the prizefight looms, Blake and Michael take some time to examine the film's timeless themes, memorable performances, and iconic score. Can they go the distance? Or will they just end up punch-drunk?

 

 

One Scene to Sell the movie:

Blake: Rocky (8/10) Movie CLIP - Training Montage (1976) HD (youtube.com)

Michael: Rocky (3/10) Movie CLIP - Pain and Experience (1976) HD (youtube.com)

Bowling. Urine-stained rugs. Ferrets. Labyrinthine plots. Plans gone awry. Plans gone even further awry. More bowling. Put it all in a blender and what do you get? The Big Lebowski--an iconic cult film by the Coen Brothers. On this week's Vintage Cinema Rewind, Blake and Michael prepare to negotiate a kidnapped trophy wife's safe return. Can they make the exchange? Or should they just stay in their lane?   Where to watch: The Big Lebowski - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One Scene to sell the movie: Michael: The Big Lebowski (1998) - He Peed On My Rug Scene | Movieclips - YouTube Blake: The Big Lebowski (1998) - Nobody F's With Jesus Scene | Movieclips - YouTube

This week we're paying tribute to the legend Bruce Willis, with the 1997 cult classic The Fifth Element. This quirky sci fi action comedy boasts an all star cast including Bruce Willis, Gary Oldman, and Milla Jovovich. We break down this often misunderstood film and discuss Bruce Willis' career.

 

Where to watch: The Fifth Element - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Revenge! We're back to our main series with the 1988 heist comedy classic, A Fish Called Wanda. This off beat comedy starring Monty Python great John Cleese and Michael Palin, along with Jamie Lee Curtis and Kevin Kline about a rag tag team of thieves may have you laughing yourself to death! 

 

Where to watch: A Fish Called Wanda - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Welcome to part two of our 1959 Oscars Series, where we dip into the Master of Suspense's filmography, Alfred Hitchcock's suspense thriller North by Northwest. A classic starring Cary Grant, Eva Marie Saint, and James Mason about a bad case of mistaken identity. We discuss the highest rated film to not win a single award during the 1960's Academy Awards.

 

Where to watch: North by Northwest - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Welcome to part one of our 1959 Oscars Series, where we explore one of the most celebrated films of all time, the 1959 Biblical Epic Ben-Hur. In the second Charlton Heston movie we've covered, Judah Ben-Hur goes on an epic journey of revenge against a childhood friend turned mortal enemy. Dominating the Oscars in 1959, this film stands as one of the most awarded films of all time. Join us for part two where we compare Ben-Hur to another famous movie from the 1959 Oscars season.

 

As a side note, sorry for the poorer audio quality. As new podcasters we're still trying to work out all the kinks!

 

Where to watch: Ben-Hur - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Little Shop, Little Shop of Horrors! For our first Musical or Mystery? episode we chose the 1986 comedy-horror musical Little Shop of Horrors. A remake of sorts featuring the Canadian comedian Rick Moranis alongside Ellen Greene, Steve Martin, and a host of great cameos. Buckle up for this hilarious and surprisingly emotional rollercoaster of a film!

 

Where to watch: Little Shop of Horrors - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

With Valentine's day coming up, the boys decided to talk about the classic Rom-Com When Harry Met Sally... (1989), starring Meg Ryan and Billy Crystal. One of the greats from the minds of Rob Reiner and Nora Ephron, this movie explores the relationship between men and women in a very heartfelt and authentic fashion. This movie in particular was a blast to discuss and dissect the themes and ideas, and whether they are outdated in 2022.

 

Where to watch: When Harry Met Sally... - watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

This week's episode the boys watched Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (1969), one of the greatest Buddy movies of all time, from the end of the Western movie era.

 

Where to watch: Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - streaming (justwatch.com) 

Happy New Year! What better way to celebrate 2022 than with the dystopian crime thriller Soylent Green, a film released in 1973 taking place in 2022 starring Charlton Heston, Leigh Taylor-Young and Edward G. Robinson. What did the film industry of 1973 predict correctly about a time 50 years in the future? What did they get wrong? Why does Soylent Green taste so good? Have a listen where we dive in and answer all these questions and more!

 

Where to watch: Soylent Green - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

It's here! The Matrix Resurrections is now in theatres and streaming on HBO max. To conclude our mini series on The Matrix Resurrections, we bring you our review coming out of the film premier on December 22nd. We've kept the first half of the review as spoiler free as possible, diving into the characters, themes, effects and filming and direction of the film, as well as our initial reviews. In the second half we dive more into the plot and our favorite/least favorite scenes. 

 

Did you agree with our thoughts? Let us know your thoughts on the most divisive film of 2021 in the comments below!

The Matrix Resurrections releases December 22, 2021 and here at Vintage Cinema Rewind we are PUMPED. This week's episode is a two part Primer of everything you need to know about the Matrix before the 4th movie hits Theatres and HBO Max. In this episode we cover the events of The Matrix Revolutions (2003) and The Animatrix (2003), as well as the extended Matrix universe, including comics and games, which may be relevant before the 4th movie is released.

 

And if that wasn't enough, we share our favorite online Matrix theories that may be confirmed in Resurrections, plus some of our own personal theories and review of the franchise. 

 

Need a Primer on The Matrix (1999) and The Matrix Reloaded (2003)? Check out our channel for part 1 of this primer!

 

Where to watch:

The Matrix Revolutions: The Matrix Revolutions - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

The Animatrix: The Animatrix - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Prepare to explode some bricks on Vintage Cinema Rewind! This week, Blake and Jason cover their Deep Dive on Jean-Claude Van Damme's Bloodsport. As the Kumite draws to a close, they prepare for their final bout. But before a victor can be declared, they take some time to reflect on the film's charming performances, outlandish displays of martial arts, and score. Now put up your dukes!   Where to watch: Bloodsport - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

The Matrix Resurrections releases December 22, 2021 and here at Vintage Cinema Rewind we are PUMPED. This week's episode is a two part Primer of everything you need to know about the Matrix before the 4th movie hits Theatres and HBO Max. In this episode we cover the events of The Matrix (1999) and The Matrix Reloaded (2003).

 

Stay tuned for the second part releasing tomorrow, where we cover The Matrix Revolutions (2003), The Animatrix (2003) and the extended Matrix universe, including comics and games, which may be relevant before the 4th movie is released.

 

Where to watch:

The Matrix: The Matrix - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

The Matrix Reloaded: The Matrix Reloaded - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Just in time for the release of The Matrix Resurrections, we rewatched the original The Matrix (1999). Revisit a classic from 1999, the peak of human existence! We talk who should watch this (spoilers: everyone), where this film sits in film history, it's legacy, and revisit our favorite lines and scenes. 

 

Stay tuned for our next episode where we give you a Matrix primer before you go see the 4th movie!

 

Where to watch: The Matrix - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Tumble down the rabbit hole with us in this week's episode, Eyes Wide Shut, a 1999 film directed, produced and co-written by one of the greatest film directors ever, Stanley Kubrick! Jason and Blake had a blast diving into the crazy meanings behind this erotic thriller. Drop a comment below to tell us your experience with the film and share your own crazy theories.

 

Where to watch Eyes Wide Shut: Eyes Wide Shut - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Following The Thing, Jason & Blake dive into E.T., The Extra-Terrestrial, to compare and contrast two famous movies released during the summer of 1982. Does the movie hold up to our childhood memories of the film? Who is this film for? We'll answer all of those and provide you with even more history and trivia in order to kick start your next watch!

 

Where to watch E.T. : E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial - watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Blake and Jason open the first episode of Vintage Cinema Rewind with the horror cult classic, John Carpenter's The Thing. The guys give a brief rundown of the plot before diving into discussions such as whether the film still holds up, who should watch and when (is this a Halloween film? Find out!), interesting facts regarding effects and filming, our favorite scenes, and more!

 

Don't worry the spoilers were (mostly) saved to the end.

 

Where to watch The Thing: The Thing - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Prepare to do the splits. On this week's Vintage Cinema Rewind, Blake and Jason discuss Jean-Claude Van Damme's star-making role in 1988's Bloodsport! As the two enroll in the world's deadliest (and most implausible) mixed martial arts tournament, the Kumite, they take some time to weigh in on the big questions. Just how accurate is the story this movie is based on? How well does the action hold up? And just how good a performer is the Muscles from Brussels?   Where to watch: Bloodsport - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One Scene to sell the movie: Blake: Bloodsport (7/9) Movie CLIP - Dux vs. Paco (1988) HD (youtube.com) Jason: Bloodsport (6/9) Movie CLIP - A Quarter Trick (1988) HD (youtube.com)

Goooooooood morning Vietnam! It's 0600 hours. What does the "O" stand for? Oh my God, it's—another episode of Vintage Cinema Rewind! On this week’s Deep Dive, Blake and Michael are having issues with the top brass. Their irreverent tendencies and off-colour parodies have been ruffling too many feathers. Now, they’ve been replaced by a man with an airhorn and a predilection for polka music. They decide to take advantage of their rare down time to discuss the film’s treatment of the controversial war, the second half’s pivot into drama, and the incredible performance of Robin Williams. Can they make it back onto the airwaves? Or will none of this look good on a resume?   Where to watch: Good Morning, Vietnam - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

GOOOOD MORNING VIETNAM! Vintage Cinema Rewind is about to get reassigned! That's right, Blake and Michael are deployed to Saigon to analyze Barry Levinson's Good Morning Vietnam! Take a trip overseas to look at Robin Williams's first starring role. Do the laughs hold up? Or should we break out the airhorns?   Where to watch: Good Morning, Vietnam - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One Scene to sell the movie: Good Morning Vietnam - Funny scene (youtube.com)

It's that time again, Dear Listeners! The three-headed hydra known as Blake, Jason, and Michael return for another of Vintage Cinema Rewind's Draft Episodes! This episode's topic: The Best of the 2010s. The Terrible Trio discusses their favourite films of the previous decade, across a range of different genres. Some choices won't surprise you, Dear Listeners. Some may lift both eyebrows. Find out now on Vintage Cinema Rewind!   Where to find the movies: JustWatch - The Streaming Guide

The rabbit hunt continues on Vintage Cinema Rewind. On this week’s Deep Dive into Jean Renior’s 1939 masterpiece, The Rules of the Game, a baffling web of clandestine romantic liaisons closes in around Jason and Michael. While everyone else is distracted by the masquerade, they take some time to discuss the labyrinthine plot, complex characters, and innovative filmmaking techniques. Can they help Christine reunite with her erstwhile lover(s)? Or will they end up chased around by a jealous gamekeeper?

"The awful thing about life is this: everyone has their reasons." On Vintage Cinema Rewind's first ever Blakeless episode, Jason and Michael come together to discuss Jean Renoir's 1939 French masterpiece, The Rules of the Game. In pre-World War II Paris, adultery is a pleasant romp so long as you abide by a simple rule: don't get caught. But then, one French aviator disrupts the whole system by professing his love for a married woman across the airwaves. As the aristocracy embarks on an affair-laden rabbit hunt in the countryside, can Jason and Michael smooth the whole mess over? Or will they end up caught in the crosshairs? 

It's all fun and games until Jack Nicholson gets his nostrils cut open. The investigation continues at Vintage Cinema Rewind! Blake and Jason continue with their Deep Dive on Roman Polanski's Chinatown, examining the performances, historical context, and themes. But with the dead ends and dead bodies piling up around them, can they crack this case in time? Or will they end up getting fed to the goldfish?   Where to watch: Chinatown - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Forget it, Jake. It's... a middling podcast starring three thirtysomethings and less listeners than the legs on a spider. That's right, Vintage Cinema Rewind is back with Roman Polanski's (eesh) Chinatown! Blake and Jason are on the case! Can they uncover the case of the missing water? Or is this investigation all wet?   Where to watch: Chinatown - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One scene to sell the movie: Chinatown (4/9) Movie CLIP - A Respectable Man (1974) HD - YouTube  

In space, no one can hear you scream. Again. That's right, this week Vintage Cinema Rewind takes to the stars in Alien: Romulus--Fede Álvarez's latest entry in the iconic franchise. Can Blake and Michael escape the penal mining colony of Jackson's Star? Or will investigating a derelict space station searching for cryopods spell (extremely) certain doom?

The fields are (still?) covered with blood! Blake, Michael, and the other rabbits have made their way to the relative safety of Watership Down, but this is a paradise easily lost. In order to ensure their new warren survives, they'll need mates--lots of mates! So while they get ready to slip into General Woundwort's clutches, they take the time to discuss the characters, setting, and luxurious wordbuilding. Such is Vintage Cinema Rewind's monument, and perhaps it would not have displeased them.   Where to watch: Watership Down - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

"All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies. And when they catch you, they will kill you. But first, they must catch you." And so begins the weirdest, darkest children's movie Vintage Cinema Rewind has ever encountered. This week, Blake and Michael introduce 1978's Watership Down -- an animated movie about talking rabbits, bloody fields, caste systems, and totalitarianism. Can they make it to the safety of their burrow? Or will they end up caught in a snare?   Where to watch: Watership Down - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One Scene to Sell the Movie: Watership Down Prologue (youtube.com)

"People who really want to have a good time won't come to a slaughterhouse." The Double Deuce is waiting for you. That's right, Vintage Cinema Rewind is back with a Deep Dive in 1989's Road House! Can Blake and Jason outwit crime lord Brad Wesley? Will they have to rip any throats out in the process? Will their butts end up in a trophy room? Or should they just pay their tab and enroll in barber college?   Where to watch: Road House - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Vintage Cinema Rewind is back with a BONUS EPISODE! This week, Blake and Jason take a break from 1989's Road House to review... 2024's Road House. They answer several pertinent questions. How defined are Jake Gyllenhaal's abs? Can Connor McGregor actually act? How does late eighties camp translate into our disenfranchised, post-apocalyptic nightmare world of the mid-2020s? Find out today! (Or whenever the algorithm jabs this episode in your direction.)   Where to watch: Road House - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Vintage Cinema Rewind takes a trip down to Florida to visit Patrick Swayze's Road House. Blake and Jason don their tightest jeans and take jobs as a pair of bouncers. They'll have to contend with everything--everything. Mullets. Cheesy dialogue. And performances that don't so much chew so much as consume and defecate out the scenery. (1989 was a weird year, okay?)   Where to watch: Road House - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One Scene to sell the movie: Road House (4/11) Movie CLIP - The Double Deuce (1989) HD (youtube.com)

You never really understand a person until you consider things from their point of view. Until you climb inside of their skin and walk around in it. Or until you listen to their podcast. That's right, Vintage Cinema Rewind is back with their Deep Dive on Robert Mulligan's To Kill a Mockingbird! As the court date approaches, Blake and Michael have to prepare their evidence. But can they survive in Maycomb long enough to make it to trial?     Where to watch: To Kill a Mockingbird - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Some men are born to do our unpleasant jobs. And by listening to this podcast, you're one of them. Oscar Month continues on Vintage Cinema Rewind! This week, Blake and Michael look back at the '60s--err, the '30s--and watch the iconic 'To Kill a Mockingbird.' Join them as they take a tour through Depression-era Alabama. Does this classic hold up? Or is this movie for the birds?   Where to watch: To Kill a Mockingbird - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One Scene to Sell the Movie: To Kill a Mockingbird (3/10) Movie CLIP - The Children Save Atticus (1962) HD - YouTube

Oscar Month continues at Vintage Cinema Rewind. In this week's Deep Dive into David Lean's Lawrence of Arabia, Blake and Michael continue their guerrilla campaign against the Ottoman Turks. But with all the quicksand and floggings and stray bullets, can these two defeat the invaders and say something smart? Or are they ultimately just the two most shameless exhibitionists since Barnum and Bailey?     Where to watch: Lawrence of Arabia - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Vintage Cinema Rewind would like to thank the Academy. That's right, it's Oscar Month! This year, Blake and Michael are taking a look back at the 1963 awards season, starting with David Lean's Lawrence of Arabia! This epic film has everything. Swords. Matches. Match cuts. Can Blake and Michael make contact with Prince Fesial in time? Or is this week's episode already off the tracks?   Where to watch: Lawrence of Arabia - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One Scene to Sell the Movie: Blake: Lawrence of Arabia: Sherif Ali gives Lawrence Arab robes for saving Gasim (youtube.com) Michael: Lawrence of Arabia (1/8) Movie CLIP - A Funny Sense of Fun (1962) HD (youtube.com)

Christian Slater. Patricia Arquette. Gary Oldman. Blake. Jason. Vintage Cinema Rewind is back with a Deep Dive on Tony Scott's (and sort of Quentin Tarantino's) True Romance. Can Blake and Jason get away with the score in time? Or is romance well and truly dead?   Where to watch: True Romance - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Everybody should have one talent, what's yours? Things continue to deteriorate on Vintage Cinema Rewind's Deep Dive on The Talented Mr. Ripley. After a particularly traumatizing boating incident, Michael has now assumed Blake's identity in Italy. But as old faces promise new complications, he decides to occupy himself by analyzing the film's incredible performances and heady themes. Can Michael get away with his crimes? Or does he have more signatures to forge?

 

Where to watch: The Talented Mr. Ripley - watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

This weeks primer episode had us shocked that we hadn’t seen it sooner. It’s the 1993 movie True Romance, perfect for Valentine’s Day (at least for the guys) with a star studded cast, that goes against most romance tropes. It’s a hell of a ride from coast to coast with a briefcase full of freedom, starring Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette, with a bunch of appearances from some of our favorite actors and some of Quentin Tarantino’s best written scenes. Come check it out!     Where to watch: True Romance - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Okay, campers, rise and shine, and don't forget your booties 'cause it's cooooold out there today! Ignore the crushing sense of deja vu, because Vintage Cinema Rewind is still trapped in a time loop. Everyday is February 2nd. Everyday we get hassled for life insurance. Everyday the groundhog sees his shadow. Blake and Michael make the most of their temporal predicament by analyzing everything about this movie, from the later homages to Bill Murray's character arc. Can our hosts amuse themselves for eternity? Or will they both finally grow up and break free?   Where to watch: Groundhog Day - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Okay, campers, rise and shine, and don't forget your booties 'cause it's cooooold out there today! Vintage Cinema Rewind is back with Harold Ramis's 1993 time bender, Groundhog Day! Join Blake and Michael for a trip to scenic Punxsutawney to see if this adorable little critter spots his shadow. Enjoy your stay at a lovely bed and breakfast. Reconnect with some friends from high school. Flick some cards into a hat. Don't worry if you can't fit everything into a day--you'll have another chance. And another. And another. And another.   Where to watch: Groundhog Day - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One Scene to sell the movie: Blake: Groundhog Day (1993) - Phil's a God Scene (5/8) | Movieclips (youtube.com) Mike: Groundhog Day (1993) - What Rita Wants Scene (3/8) | Movieclips - YouTube

Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the desert. Blake and Michael continue with their Deep Dive on 1990's horror-comedy Tremors. As they search for higher ground and a way out of Perfection, they cover everything from the tone, the performances, and the legacy. (Not to mention the six sequels Blake binged in under a week and reported back to us.)     Where to watch: Tremors - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

Welcome to Perfection, Nevada. The climate? Arid. The population? Negligible. The horrors lurking under the sand? Hungry. On this week's Vintage Cinema Rewind, Blake and Michael tackle the 1990 comedy-horror cult classic, Tremors! (Watch this episode with headphones so the Graboids don't hear you.)   Where to watch: Tremors - movie: where to watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One scene to sell the movie: Blake: Tremors (5/10) Movie CLIP - Pole Vault to Safety (1990) HD (youtube.com) Mike: Tremors (8/10) Movie CLIP - The Wrong Rec Room (1990) HD (youtube.com)

Ahhh 2023. Another year of Vintage Cinema Rewind. Another year of Godfathers, Silence of the Lambs, and Dog Day Afternoons. Another year of Blake mispronouncing words, Michael trying and failing to watch his language, and Jason losing his train of thought. Join these three as they reflect on the other forms of entertainment they consumed this year, including TV shows and their favorite performances.   Where to stream the movies and shows talked about: https://www.justwatch.com/

Congratulations! You made it to the end of the long, dark tunnel that is 2023! And now, as the golden light of 2024 washes over our blinking faces, we gather to celebrate Vintage Cinema Rewind's Best of 2023 episode. Blake, Jason, and Michael come together to ask the difficult questions. Which films made an impression on them? Which moved them? Which lingered in their memories? And which, like the ghosts of haircuts past, are better forgotten?     Where to stream the movies: https://www.justwatch.com/

Ring in the holiday season with us as we get into our deep dive on Miracle on 34th Street. Around this time of year, some people need a good ole bonk on the head to get them in the right mood for festivities, and this movie will definitely help. A great cast, a monumental court case, and the only Santa for the job to make this year a jovial one. Throw on your nostalgia glasses and join us!   Where to watch: Miracle on 34th Street - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

VCR has done it! We’ve found the OG Santa! Our search took us back to the 1947 film Miracle on 34th Street, with such a convincing portrayal of the jolly ole man, one of the stars was 100% convinced it was him. Join us this week in our spoiler free primer episode as we discuss why this Oscar winner deserves to be somewhere in your holiday movie rotation this year. You even have the choice of watching in color or in it’s original nostalgic black and white for extra charm.   Where to watch: Miracle on 34th Street - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)   One scene to sell the movie: Santa Won't Lie to Susan Miracle on 34th Street (2/5) Movie CLIP - Santa Won't Lie to Susan (1947) HD - YouTube

There’s a shortage of perfect podcasts in this world. It would be a pity not to listen to ours. Vintage Cinema Rewind is still inconceivable! The hunt for Princess Buttercup continues as Blake and Mike continue their trek through the Fire Swamp. Along the way, they'll discuss everything from the characters to the misadventures behind the scenes to the Rodents of Unusual Size (I don't believe they exist). Can they escape the Pit of Despair in time? Or will the Brute Squad finally catch up with them?   Where to watch: The Princess Bride - movie: watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

This week's episode goes international. Join Vintage Cinema Rewind as they lounge around sunny Italy in Anthony Minghella's adaptation of The Talented Mr. Ripley! Idle rich prettyboy Blake has decided to waste his inheritance, so his father has sent the conniving conman Michael overseas to convince him to return home. But as their relationship takes on some strange dimensions, can they reach some sort of arrangement? Or will an incident with an oar spell their doom?

 

Where to watch: The Talented Mr. Ripley - watch streaming online (justwatch.com)

 

One Scene to sell the movie: The Talented Mr Ripley - Tu Vuò Fa' L' Americano (youtube.com)