We recall Bringing Up Baby (1938), a comedy full of pratfalls, leopards, and Cary Grant and Katie Heps (like fun!) We also meet a couple of new characters along the way.
Read MoreIt's our 11-year anniversary! We celebrate by watching the original version of one of our least favorite movies over our 11 years, Freaky Friday. This one came out in 1976 though and has Jodie Foster in it. Will we love it or will it be another disaster?
Read MoreWe recall Tremors (1990), a horror-comedy where Kevin Bacon and that guy who looks like that other guy fight a pack of giant worms. We learn about Chekhov's pogo stick, Reba's puppet scheme, and that Melvin sucks.
Read MoreWe recall Wayne's World (1992), a movie based off of an SNL sketch that Molly watched on TV (NBD). We discuss our favorite bits, public access television, and for some reason the "cool S." You know the one.
Read MoreWe recall The Sandlot (1993), a coming-of-age movie focused on a group of boys who love playing baseball and hate talking to girls unless they’re fake drowning in order to trick them into kissing them. This movie was selected by you, the listeners, for Respect Listener Opinions Month! We respect you so much. Molly might respect you less for choosing this movie.
Read MoreWe recall Hook (1991), a movie where a middle-aged Peter Pan returns to Neverland to uncover his repressed memories in order to save his son and oh, yeah, also his daughter is there. We talk about things that confused us, how Spielberg was a lost boy on this movie, and how cool Rufio is.
Read MoreWe recall Steel Magnolias (1989), a comedy-drama featuring the lives of six wonderful and witty women, and maybe Nathan Lane and Richard Kind are there. We talk about cake, give advice, and eventually remember the name Annelle.
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Read MoreWe recall The Pelican Brief (1993), a '90s legal thriller that isn't very horny. We talk about the charm of Denzel Washington and Julia Roberts, white men we couldn't tell apart, and of course, dragons.
Read MoreWe recall The Aristocats (1970), a very romantic animated movie about cats and the butler trying to kill them for their inheritance. Most of this episode is Dan remembering French he learned in high school and he does a very good job.
Read MoreWe recall True Lies (1994), an action comedy with Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis crushing it metaphorically and sometimes literally. Dan remembers an awakening and every line in this movie.
Read MoreWe recall The Nightmare Before Christmas (1993), a stop-motion animated movie about the dangers of narcissism starring Jack Bonington and Emily. A creepy duck and Bone Daddy are also there. We also feel sad that Dan had to miss this episode, but he does make a couple of appearances!
Read MoreWe recall Turner & Hooch (1989) for Hanksgiving! We are very disappointed that our first half predication is correct, we determine both Hooch and Tom Hanks are “fully intact,” and Molly can’t stop thinking about Ted Turner.
Read MoreWe recall Hackers (1995) in celebration of Netvember. There’s ‘90s fashion, screensavers, and so many code names. We totally understood everything that happened in the movie.
Read MoreOur beloved HUGE Theater is closing at the end of October, so for an upcoming bonus episode, we recalled some of our favorite memories from its 13-year history.
Read MoreWe recall The Birds (1963), a Hitchcock horror film where birds mysteriously start attacking a small town including a couple who is flirting in the most insane way. We agree geese are mean and we try to decide how many birds we could take on. Happy Halloween from all of us at Totes Recall!
Read MoreWe recall The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001), a movie Molly watched only recently so she would get better at crossword puzzles. We run through the characters like Four Door and The Mayor, try to remember if there are trees in this one, and really get into potato talk.
Read MoreWe recall Bend It Like Beckham (2002), an indie darling about football, friendship, and family. We learn important lessons like teens can't trap you if you're outside, key fobs are the cigarettes of the early 2000s, and fish are dreams.
Read MoreWe recall The Maltese Falcon (1941), a film noir where detective Sam Spade and friends(?) try to get their hands on a dingus a.k.a. a valuable black bird statuette. No feelings are felt, we crack foxy, and immediately forget what "garbage lady" means.
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