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Yes, it's Halloween and the guys do weigh in on their favorite Halloween candy and scary movie (Agree? Disagree? Let us know in the comments) but they also (sort of) eulogize legendary Hollywood studio chief, raconteur, ladies man, author/narrator of one of the greatest audio books of all time, and all around shady dude Robert Evans. Speaking of legendary, the New York Times pans a New York steak house that could claim that status, and Rob Long is happy about it. Also, where do you come down in the Marty (Scorsese) vs. Marvel contretemps? The GLoP-heads discuss and you may be surprised on where they come down on it.
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Lawrence of Arabia, and Captain and Commander barely have any women in it. Charles Krauthammer wrote a nice essay about it.
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Haven't listened yet, but if the topic is movies without any/many women, my two nominees would be:
Gettysburg (one girl on the street early in the film has a single line, otherwise that's pretty much it)
Hunt For Red October - Jack Ryan's wife appears in an early scene, and maybe at the end. (it;'s been a while since I've watched it).
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Great ending music.
@jonahgoldberg, I believe what you were looking for is called Sturgeon's Revelation.
Rob, nice show. Loved your anecdotes and clips.
Jon, well...you can do better.
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The second one works too well. Snoopy in this scene looks pretty much just like Rosemary in the original.
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