Episode 11 - Jazz Arrang-utan

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EPISODE 11 - Jazz Arrang-utan

Thanks for joining us on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews as we groove on into the Rudyard Kipling story the Jungle Book

Our hosts Tim, Matt, and Joey. Improvise a smooth jazz discussion about this Disney Classic from 1967.  The three guys talk about the timelessness of the sound track. They look over the Bare Necessities  of this film.  Joey brings up how much the snake in the the film sounds like Winnie the Pooh. 

Tim also gives us a rundown to the animation of Christopher Robin and Mowgli. The guys also discuss the role of King Louie in the Disney cartoon and being modeled after Louis Armstrong.   

The three guys break down some key points of the film in a Jazz-like freestyle formation.  

 After all these highlights, lowlights, and interesting points we determine the Death Clock value of this film. 

Find out this and more on this episode of Middle Age Movie Reviews.. 

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Where to find the film : Disney+

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Death Clock - Death Clock 2,800 hours of movies

Is it worth taking the time to tick off your Death Clock?  146 minutes

Tim:  No-  Its only worth as 101 cartoons to watch before your 8

Tim's Remaining Death Clock (2,783 hours and 58 min)

Matt: No- Just watch the two minute YouTube on the songs

Matt's Remaining Death Clock (2,784 hours and 9 Min)

Joey: No - Only worth watching if you are multi-tasking 

 Joey's Remaining Death Clock (2,784 hours and 12 Min)