Y2K‪?‬ Amanda Ladino

“Or maybe the laws of physics cease to exist on your stove!”
Join your host, Amanda Ladino, in covering My Cousin Vinny from 1992, a legal comedy that aspires me not to be a lawyer but to go into an alternate universe where I’m a tough son of a b***h from New York. This episode we’ll discuss independent rear suspension, string on the floor, and California Pizza Kitchen.

“Does my forehead not please you?”
 
Join your host, Amanda Ladino, in covering Jane Eyre from 1943/4, one of the many book adaptations that cut like half of the book to make the story a cute little gothic rom-com because we don’t have the time to turn the boat around to have an only semi-horrific ending. This episode we’ll discuss 1800s dating profiles, Orson Welles, and OSHA regulations.

“Oron Trask?! The man who said, ‘What if we sliced the bread before we sold it?’”
Join your host, Amanda Ladino, in covering 1988’s Working Girl, the romantic aspirational comedy that glorifies the corporate, yuppie, “greed is good” lifestyle that simultaneously lacks life and style. This episode we’ll discuss fashion, appropriate work behavior, and the importance of couches.

“Smile so we can make a good impression.” **slams into bus**
Join your host, Amanda Ladino, in covering the 1989 urban fantasy film about child labor and burnout, Kiki’s Delivery Service. This episode we’ll discuss burnout, support, and the masking of the identity of instant coffee.

“Keats!” “It’s Shelley” “Keats!” “You just keept your mind off the poetry and on the pajamas and everything will be alright. I’ll be” “It’s Keats.” “It’s Shelley.” “I’ll be back in about ten minutes”
 
Join your host, Amanda Ladino, in covering the 1953 romantic comedy, that presents us with life’s eternal lessons, of responsibility, duty, setting boundaries, and only ever go home with strange men whilst under the influence of drugs if that strange man is Gregory Peck, Roman Holiday. This episode we’ll indulge in heartbreak, the beauty of gregory peck and audrey hepburn, and gelato.

Welcome to Y2K? Escape reality into the peaceful portal of films from before the existence of your host, Amanda Ladino, and her subsequent existential crisis.