"Friendships Made to Survive" ITF Watch: Stand By Me (1986 film)
Ink to Film · James Bailey and Luke Elliott
May 19, 20221h 20mExplicit
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Show Notes
If it's true that we never have friends later in life like we did when we were 12, what causes that to happen? Director Rob Reiner's adaptation of Stephen King's novella "The Body" seeks to answer that question and establishes itself as an immediate cult classic of 80s cinema. In episode 227, Luke & James take the fun, but potent nostalgia drug and reminisce about the times that came before. They finish by casting their votes on which was ultimately the better version of the coming-of-age classic: the book or the movie!
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