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BIGFOOT 2012

In this episode of SETI BIMCO, hosts George and Tim dive into the 2012 film 'Bigfoot', exploring its themes, production, and the cultural references that permeate the movie. They discuss the film's quality, the cast's backgrounds, and the overarching theme of revenge, while also reflecting on their own experiences with the film and the nostalgia it evokes. The conversation is filled with humor, critiques, and insights into the film industry. In this conversation, George and Tim delve into the absurdities of a movie featuring Danny Bonaduce and Greg Brady, exploring themes of rivalry, the ridiculous portrayal of Bigfoot, and the dismal concert attendance. They share humorous insights and critiques about the film's characters, plot points, and the overall execution, highlighting the comedic elements and nostalgic references throughout the discussion. In this conversation, George The Mighty and Tim Hamilton provide a humorous and critical analysis of a Bigfoot-themed movie, discussing its poor CGI, lack of creativity, and the absurdity of its plot. They explore the mythology surrounding Bigfoot, critique the film's representation of the creature, and reflect on the cultural references made throughout the movie. The discussion culminates in a chaotic showdown involving military intervention and ends with a light-hearted comparison to other films, highlighting the film's impact on their perception of cinema.

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This week on Seddy Bimco Part Two The Revenge: We talk Bigfoot…because we talk about the 1970 movie, BIGFOOT!

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BIGFOOT 1970

In this episode of SETI BIMCO, hosts Tim Hamilton and George The Mighty dive into the 1970 film 'Bigfoot'. They discuss the film's production, cast, and its cultural significance as the first movie to feature Bigfoot. The conversation is filled with humor, trivia, and anecdotes about the film's stars, including John Carradine and Joy Lansing. The hosts also explore the film's plot, which involves Bigfoot's abduction of women and the ensuing rescue mission by bikers. Throughout the episode, they reflect on the film's legacy and its place in the genre of monster movies. In this conversation, Tim Hamilton and George The Mighty delve into the film's portrayal of Bigfoot, exploring its influence on pop culture and the dynamics between characters. They discuss humorous moments, the quest for Bigfoot, and the interactions with local townsfolk, all while analyzing the film's comedic elements and character development. The conversation highlights the absurdity and charm of the film, making it a nostalgic reflection on 1970s cinema. In this episode, George and Tim delve into the absurdities of the 1970s cult film featuring Sasquatch. They explore the film's plot, character dynamics, and the humor that arises from its ridiculous scenarios. The conversation touches on the film's connections to King Kong, the various tight spots the characters find themselves in, and the climactic showdown with Bigfoot. They also discuss the potential for a revenge sequel and the comedic elements that make the film memorable.

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This week on Seddy Bimco Part Two The Revenge: We create sequels to the movie called, Labyrinth!

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In this episode, George and Tim wrap up their tour of the 50 states by discussing the movie 'Labyrinth' from 1986. In this conversation, Tim Hamilton and George The Mighty delve into the fantasy elements of the film 'Labyrinth', exploring character motivations, the significance of anger, and the whimsical yet dark nature of the story. They discuss the introduction of Jareth, the Goblin King, and the various challenges faced by the protagonist, Sarah, as she navigates the labyrinth to save her brother Toby. The dialogue is rich with humor and insights into the film's themes, including the coming-of-age journey and the interplay of truth and deception. In this segment of the conversation, the hosts delve into the whimsical and surreal world of 'Labyrinth,' exploring character dynamics, unexpected surprises, and the film's unique blend of humor and fantasy. The conversation also touches on deeper themes, including nostalgia, coming of age, and the consequences of choices, culminating in the climactic showdown in Goblin City. In this episode, Tim and George delve into the intricacies of the film 'Labyrinth,' discussing its iconic scenes, character dynamics, and the influence of David Bowie. They explore the film's artistic elements, including the set design and puppetry, while also reflecting on personal interpretations and critiques. The conversation transitions into a comparative analysis with 'Star Wars,' leading to imaginative sequel scenarios and future podcast directions.

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