Filmspringa

By: Dark Firefly Productions
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  • Your host Byrnne and Tony take their BBF Lena a.k.a Jonesy on her Filmspringa like Rumspringa but no so amish. Brynne and Tony get to watch, relive and review some of their favorite movies from childhood and beyond. Lena gets to experience them for the first time ever! Some good and some bad but all well worth the journey. You take two misfit movie buffs and add in their BBF who happens to be an ex-evangelical christian, through in some classic films and a cocktail or two and you get FilmSprinGa!
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  • 33 Big Business

    33 Big Business
    Jun 2 2021

    This week we visit another one of Tony's favorites staring the divine Bette Milder and the hilarious Lily Tomlin in the 1988 comedy "Big Business"  a mix of Comedy of errors, Prince and the Pauper and The Town Mouse and The Country Mouse. What could possibly go wrong?

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    57 mins
  • 32 Moonstruck

    32 Moonstruck
    May 26 2021

    This Week we visit one of Tony's favorite movies. It's the 1987 romantic comedy staring Cher and the late great Olympia Dukakis, it's "Moonstruck". How can you go wrong with Cher, a love triangle, wooden hand and a makeover!
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    58 mins
  • 31 The Outsiders

    31 The Outsiders
    May 18 2021

    This week we introduce Lena to a classic. It's the 1983 coming of age film directed by Francis Ford Coppola "The Outsider" This is one Lena has been wanting to watch for a long time.  Brynne and Tony are nostalgic about this film. Does it still hold up after all these years?  Is there under tones of gay love?  We got lots of opinions about this one!
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    1 hr and 1 min

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