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This month, the men of GLOP (Goldberg, Long, and Podhoretz) reunite for yet another jog through the pop culture and political parks. This time, a bit of commentary on the today’s shake-up in the Trump campaign, an argument for Larry Hagman as the most important actor in the history of TV, and then some Twitter hashtag games: #YourFavorite7Movies and #YourFavorite7TVShows. Finally, some thoughts on Chuck Klosterman’s new book, But What If We’re Wrong.
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Except his “conventional” movies. The Elephant Man is great, and would be on my long list. He also did The Straight Story, which is quite good. But I agree with you regarding the rest of what I’ve seen from him.
I saw History last year. Not very good or consistently funny, and crass. The idea that a person could like that more than The Princess Bride does not compute. Spaceballs falls apart in the second half, after a clever start.