The Michael Keaton's devious polter guy still has plenty of juice left in this mad cap return to form for Tim Burton

marrying charming practical effects and ghoulish gags to provide a fun time.

Beel Juice, Beel Just don't say it three times.

The new film comes Rory back to theaters.

That's our feature review this week here on Cinephile.

There's a bunch of movies we have to do here.

Also, DD, which is a charming indie film that which I want to squeeze in here, is a late summer treat.

Wise Guy, which is all about the Making Soprano, Sit Down, Interviewed documentary, Alex Gibby did, with David Chase.

And as far as our old movies are concerned

25th anniversary of being John Malkovich

Barney's version one apology of Mahdi's best movies and black narcissists the

Powell Pressburger film currently on Criterion.

Also, Harry's got a little something on Paris,

Texas, the Vim vendors movie, and our wild card, big time guest today, man.

I believe he's a 27, maybe he's 28, 28 time Emmy Award winner Bob Kostas is going to join us.

So this is going to be awesome.

Talking about Bob's history and movies as well as his friendship with Billy Crystal.

All that more is coming up is going to be awesome.

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