Quantum Week: Movies & Music From The Past
@Quantum_Week
A pop culture nostalgia podcast where we talk about the hit song and movie from a random week in a random year.
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Quantum Week is LIVE today at 1pm! We're heading to 2002 to talk PT Anderson and Missy Elliott. 🎬 Punch Drunk Love |🎵 Work It 1pm ET right here
Quantum Week full episode where we leap into Jan 7-13, 2001. Movie: Traffic, Song: Ms. Jackson by Outkast
Quantum Week: Total Recall & Jealous Again, The Week of June 3-9, 1991 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
Movie: 3:10 To Yuma / Song: Stronger / The Week of Sept 2-8, 2007 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
Movie: Insomnia, Song: The Middle, The Week of May 20-26, 2001 x.com/i/broadcasts/1…
Steven Spielberg through the Years
Quentin Tarantino Through The Years
Radiohead was first known as "On A Friday".
On This Day in Movie History August 15 1986: The Fly was released. The film was based on George Langelaan's short story of the same name and later became a cult classic. This is Jeff Goldblum at his finest.
On This Day in Movie Culture History August 13 2021: Free Guy was released. Free Guy was one of the highest-grossing movies of the year, earning $300 million. It was the only movie not part of an existing franchise in the top 10.
On This Day in Music History August 11 1984: Ray Parker Jr.'s "Ghostbusters" reached #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, staying there for 3 weeks.
Did George Clooney really sing his bits in O Brother Where Art Thou? He did not! But his co-star Tim Nelson Blake sang his bit for "In The Jailhouse Now".
On This Day in Pop Culture History August 9 1930: Betty Boop makes her first appearance on screen in the black and white cartoon, Dizzy Dishes. She's the very first fully human and fully female character to be animated.
On This Day in Pop Culture History August 9 1985: Anna Kendrick was born. At the age of 12, she became a Tony-nominated actress for her role in the musical "High Society". In 2009, Kendrick was nominated for an Oscar for her supporting role in "Up In The Air".
On This Day in Pop Culture History August 8 1969: The iconic album cover for Abbey Road was taken.
During the filming of The Village, Joaquin Phoenix carved a walking stick for his co-star Bryce Dallas Howard, engraving her character, Ivy, on it. We see Bryce use it throughout the movie.
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