====== On Cinema at the Cinema Season 9 Episode 7: "Unforgettable," "Animal Crackers," and "Born in China" ====== | [[s09e06| ← S9E06]] | **[[ocatc|On Cinema at the Cinema]]** | [[s09e08|S9E08 →]] | | [[s09e06| ← S9E06]] | **[[timeline|Complete Timeline]]** | [[s09e08|S9E08 →]] | **A lot of charges of manslaughter, murder, and that sort of thing.**\\ --- Gregg **Comedy ensuuues when the two ex-cons go on the roooad, see? And they...folly and filly-fally up to the Topongo-Mongoooo, and they find a babyyy. Side note, Anthony Quinn's son died in my pond.**\\ --- Mark as W.C. Fields | **On Cinema at the Cinema** || ^ Season | [[season9|9]] | ^ Episode | 7 | ^ Hosts | [[gregg]] | ^ Guests | [[mark|Mark Purksh]] | ^ Released | April 17, 2017 | ^ Films reviewed | //[[wp>Unforgettable (2017 film)|Unforgettable]]// (2017, 100 mins.)\\ //[[wp>Animal Crackers (2017 film)|Animal Crackers]]// (2017, 105 mins.)\\ //[[wp>Born in China]]// (2016, 76 mins.) | ^ Segments | [[onlocation]]\\ [[goldenagecomedies]] | ^ Runtime | 11 min. 46 sec. | ^ Video link | [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QFdzuCNLEfs|YouTube]]\\ [[https://www.adultswim.com/videos/on-cinema-at-the-cinema/season-9-episode-7-unforgettable-animal-crackers-born-in-china|Adult Swim]]| A trio of popcorn-deserving films get discussed. Plus, Gregg anoints another Popcorn Classic. ===== Synopsis ===== Gregg is in the host seat today, with [[mark]] as his special guest. Gregg reveals the "somber occasion" that prompted this change: [[tim]] and [[drsan]] are currently in jail, after the [[tchvapes]] they distributed at the [[esdmf]] resulted in the tragic deaths of [[electricsun20|18 teenagers]]. Thus, they are unlikely to return to the show in the near future. Acknowledging the grief of those affected by the tragedy, Gregg says "the best thing to do would be to keep moving, and review some movies." Before that happens, however, he and Mark indulge in an extended commiseration session about their mutual loathing of Tim and his [[sixbag|cinema concept]]. Mark complains about his inadequate compensation and working conditions, while Gregg blasts Tim's erratic behavior, drug dependence, and lack of respect for movies. Mark says he sometimes had to stay in the theater overnight due to being worked so hard; Gregg says that Tim would sometimes show up "wasted" from his vapes and take all of Gregg's movie screening proceeds from the cash register. He further reveals that in addition to the 18 teens who lost their lives, 158 other people were injured by Tim's vapes. He also rants about Tim constantly cutting his segments, and uses this to segue into an [[onlocation]] segment. He stands just outside of Paramount Pictures, where //Vanilla Sky// (2001, 136 mins) was shot. After this segment, Gregg brings up another [[cardsandletters|very popular]] segment Tim axed, [[goldenagecomedies]]. He suggests that they do an impromptu segment just to spite Tim. While Mark gets his W.C. Fields garb, Gregg airs another On Cinema On Location segment, at the same location as the one he just aired; this time, the film shot there is //The Presidio// (1998, 97 mins), starring Sean Connery. This segment goes straight into Golden Age Comedies, in which W.C. Fields presents //Nobody's Baby// (2001, 112 mins). After the segment, Gregg enthuses that the segment will reoccur frequently, and that the show will feature three movie reviews from now on. With that, he wishes Tim good riddance and sends best wishes to Tim's victims. ===== Ratings ===== **//Unforgettable// (2017, 100 mins.)**\\ **[[gregg|Gregg]]**: No rating given\\ **[[mark|Mark]]**: No rating given **//Animal Crackers// (2017, 105 mins.)**\\ **[[gregg|Gregg]]**: No rating given\\ **[[mark|Mark]]**: No rating given **//Born in China// (2017, 76 mins.)**\\ **[[gregg|Gregg]]**: No rating given\\ **[[mark|Mark]]**: No rating given ===== Trivia ===== * For On Cinema on Location, Gregg stands at the corner of Gower Street and Camerford Street in Los Angeles.