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EPISODE · Mar 5, 2019 · 1H 54M

Episode 63 - Bringing Out the Dead (1999)

from We Gauge Cage · host Brock Kircher & Brian Ambrosius

Every Rose has its ghost. Just like every night has its EMT shift. Just like every Ambulance driver has their sad, sad song. Every Rose has its ghost....Hey look. They can't all be winners. Such is the case with this 1999 Scorsese dud, "Bringing Out the Dead." Nic Cage stars alongside John Goodman, the ever-famous and supremely talented Ving Rhames, and some talentless zombie they found on the street named Patty Arkett or something like that. Before all that, Brock and Brian get real emo-tional, they get so sick (so sick) of being tired, and oh so tired of being sick, they re-rank their most recent 10 films, they review "A Star is Born" (because they friction CAN, that's why!), and they rediscover Brian's original idea for a podcast: arguing. Pure and simple arguing. Will they make it out of this one still friends? You'll have to listen to find out. We'll always be your friends. That we can promise. Get after it. Find us on our Social Media, if you're so inclined:Twitter: @WeGaugeCagePodInstagram: @WeGaugeCageAnd, as always, rate and review us on Apple Podcasts if you can or haven't already.We love you Ving Rhames. 

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Every Rose has its ghost. Just like every night has its EMT shift. Just like every Ambulance driver has their sad, sad song. Every Rose has its ghost.... Hey look. They can't all be winners. Such is the case with this 1999 Scorsese dud, "Bringing Out the Dead." Nic Cage stars alongside John Goodman, the ever-famous and supremely talented Ving Rhames, and some talentless zombie they found on the street named Patty Arkett or something like that. Before all that, Brock and Brian get real...

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