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Mm-hmm.

But, uh, Melissa Tamminga from the Filmspotting Advisory Board suggested that one.

I would definitely agree with.

The monster behind the diner in Mulholland Drive.

She wore blue velvet.

Of course, you can access segments and shows like this anytime you would like.

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And I'm Matt Singer.

With more movies, more series, more stuff going straight to streaming than ever before, it felt like the right time for a podcast that keeps track of it all, and that podcast is Filmspotting SVU.

This week, we've got a review of Untold Reagan, plus some Reagan-inspired streaming recommendations.

We'll also tell you about this week's new-to-VOD and streaming titles, and a listener streaming request.

And it's too bad it's, uh, not a video podcast 'cause we're gonna be popping and locking the whole time.

[laughs] It's all coming up on Filmspotting SVU.

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Adam, let's take a minute to thank the Filmspotting family, their membership.

That's the largest support for the show that we have.

It does keep us doing what we've been doing for over 20 years.

Two things real quick.

Yep.

Filmspotting has been recorded over 21-plus years at a lot of different tables.

Those were our top five music documentaries from September 2023.

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Thanks for listening.

With more movies, more series, more stuff going straight to streaming than ever before, it felt like the right time for a podcast that keeps track of it all.

And that podcast is Film Spotting SVU.

This week, we've got a review of May Day.

plus some Mayday-inspired streaming recommendations, Cold War comedies, Kenneth Branagh doing a Russian accent, maybe.

I'm terrified.

What could it be? What could Jordan have made? Nothing good, I'm sure.

But it's all coming up on Film Spotting SVU.

Welcome to Film Spotting SVU.

In music criticism, strangely enough, not a great way to meet women, but fortunately I was able to, uh, meet my wife through other avenues.

I did avoid the verbatim quote there, because this is a family podcast from the Filmspotting family of podcasts, although I did just hear on another show, The Movie Racket with Michael Phillips, my pal Phillips, and my friendly acquaintance Dana Stevens talking about Harry Cohn's ass for 40 minutes, so if they can work blue, I think I should be able to quote Robbie Robertson accurately, although he was quoting...

It, it is not clear to me in the context of The Last Waltz who he was quoting.

W- was, was it Ronnie Hawkins?

A reminder that Film Spotting is now a video podcast.

You can watch us talk over at youtube.com/filmspotting.

Yeah, the update here in the Larson on Film studio is it's coming together.

Paint day, Adam.

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I, I think is what you're supposed to say.

Next, we do have a couple of picks left, but we like to remind you that you can see all of our choices anytime by going to filmspotting.net and clicking on Lists right there at the top of the page.

Adam, Ridley Scott was more than just a visual director, but I think most moviegoers think of those visuals first.

All right.

Anyway, with more movies, more series, more stuff going straight to streaming than ever before, it felt like the right time for a podcast that keeps track of it all, and that podcast is Filmspotting SVU.

Woo.

This...

What could it be? What could it be? Listen and find out.

We'll also tell you about this week's new-to-VOD and streaming titles, and we will play a game.

It's all coming up on Filmspotting SVU.

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