We didn’t have a LAMBcast on the schedule for last weekend, but as you may or may not know, Tom Clift made his way from Australia about six weeks ago to North America and has been catching up with LAMBs and other movie bloggers all over this continent ever since. Earlier this week, he made his way to Phoenix to sleep on my couch for a few days, and Argo had been a tentatively scheduled show once upon a time, and we’d both seen it and were up for a show, so I put the word out and two veteran LAMBcasters (Fredo and James) joined us on a Tuesday morning (there’s a first for everything!) to do a little show on Ben Affleck’s latest directorial win (well, for most of us).
Note: due to the circumstances of the show (Tom joining me on my patio), we recorded using my laptop’s external mic, which produced no echo while we taped but one showed up on the file. I think I’ve reduced it to the point where it shouldn’t be bothersome, but if it is for you, my apologies.
Also on tap:
* Rants and Raves of the Week
* Last LAMB Standing
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Thanks for listening!
Tags: Argo, Cinema Sights, Film Yarn, Man I Love Films, Movie Reviews by Tom Clift