Episode 6: Elitist(ugh) Ruminations on Movies Made for the Theater, Kenji Misumi's Samurai Dad and Baby in "Lone Wolf and Cub" and the Not-So-Comfy "Linda Linda Linda"

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A bonus episode requires a special guest as Tore joins for this episode bringing one of his deep hard hitting questions about whether movies should only be watched in the movie theater and becomes the theme of the entire episode! (00:01:21) But before that, Swade and Tore reflect back on all the "sink dishes" they've had throughout their lives. Pretty Nasty Stuff! (00:10:13) After Tore introduces his question, Swade thinks about how the movie he brought "Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart at the River Styx" and debates whether or not he wishes he saw it in the movie theater. (00:21:58) The discussion turns into everyone sharing their past experiences at movie theaters and the joys of watching cult movies in movie theaters. (00:32:08) Concluding this conversation, everyone shares their thoughts on how space affects customers and their relationship to public customer and entertainment spaces. (00:46:38) Finally, Walter shares his thoughts on "Linda Linda Linda" and how the film is a great edging comfy film and that's pretty cool? Hey, at least everyone agrees that "Linda Linda" is a great song and you can bet your house you'll hear one of the greatest renditions of it in this episode.

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