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July 12, 2017
GLoP Culture•July 12, 2017Ricochet

The Movies of New York City

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This week, the men of GLoP take on two topics they know a lot about: the best of movies made about New York City and their favorite, most re-watchable movies. And yes, they delve a bit into the contre-Trump of the week, too.

Hosted by John Podhoretz, Jonah Goldberg, and Rob Long

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    Paul Dougherty@PaulDougherty·9y

    "They're all Fredo."

    -R Long

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    Jim Wright@JimW·9y

    Old and busted: crushing morosity

    New hotness: pointless inanity

    Fun episode. Just added some films to my Netflix queue.

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    kylez@kylez·9y

    Got some new (to me) movies for my queue. They often mention kind of off-beat stuff.

    I don't see why it is obvious that Taxi Driver is a great movie. Really overrated. Even Leonard Maltin thinks so, with a ** review.

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    kylez@kylez·9y
    I would put Prisoner on Second Avenue on the "about NY" list.
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    Leslie Watkins@LeslieWatkins·9y

    The Out-of-Towners (1970) is my quintessential New York movie. Made me never want to visit NYC!

    BTW, Rob, I don't think John Davidson is gone, so ... you may wanna watch your back for a few days.

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