We don’t want to totally give away our final verdict about this film here in the show notes, but we do want to say how thrilled we were to see a mid-‘90s movie that still holds up on the sound design and cinematography fronts.
Give us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! The Armour Hot Dog commercial jingle - YouTube The Jolly Green Giant (and the Green Giant food brand)! - Wikipedia Looks like Demolition Man had the most accurate future portrayal… In fact, it was top notch!Ī Glimpse Into The Future Of Taco Bell (Inspired By Demolition Man) - Taco BellĢ8 Photos Of Dennis Rodman's Iconic, Ridiculously Colorful Hair - Huffington Post This may be one of the more ridiculous (in the best way) films we’ve seen, but that doesn’t mean the production wasn’t excellent. (As a quick aside, what the heck were those all about? Steven has his theories, but they’re still a possibly horrifying mystery.) It’s got strangely compelling characters that you want to root for and against, it’s got more explosions than a fireworks display gone terribly wrong, and it’s got seashells to clean yourself after using the bathroom. We think this is a B-movie at its finest.
If that doesn’t make you want to turn this one on and watch all of it right this second, we don’t know what will. A future that’s also completely filled with Taco Bells! What a tour de force ‘90s action film! Could there be a more perfect movie for trying times or any time? We think not! I mean, c’mon, we’ve got an ultra-violent bad guy and the police officer who’s sworn to track down and stop him both waking up in a non-violent future after being frozen for killing people in the past. Climb out of the deep freeze because it’s time for another B-movie bonus episode! This time around, Steven and Sean are hunting down the baddest mo-fo with bleached blond hair of all time in the Marco Brambilla film, Demolition Man.
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