From 1949, here’s classic noir film called D.O.A. It has 88%/74% ratings on RT.

Bonus: Hilarious AI video of Marco Rubio discovering he has to run as a “progressive” in Maine.

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Here’s a 1943 film entitled The Moon is Down, about the Nazis occupying a Norwegian mining town. With an 83% rating on RT, it’s worth a watch.

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From 1944, here is Candlelight in Algeria starring Canadian Carol Lehmann.

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From 1964, here are The Human Duplicators.

Bonus: 25 or 6 to 4 was my favourite song at the 250th Celebration in DC on July 4th. Here’s a superb rendition of it by Leonid and Friends!

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Here is Shania Twain’s 1993 Debut on mainstream TV.

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We happily wish our American friends a Happy 250th Anniversary! To join in their celebration, here is America the Beautiful. And, as a bonus, here are the singers, Dan & Shay, singing the American National Anthem at a recent World Cup match.

Bonus: Here’s a lovely documentary entitled Revolutionary America.

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On the cusp of America’s birthday, here’s an examination of How Philadelphia Lost Everything.

Bonus: Here’s a throwback pizza review by Dave Portnoy, featuring England football star, Harry Kane.

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From 1955, here’s The Big Combo. It has high Rotten Tomatoes ratings of 93% / 79%.

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For many Canadians these days, it’s difficult to feel happy about the current state of the country. But here are glimpses from July 1st in Banff and Ottawa one year ago, which should provide some pleasant viewing.

What plans do you and your loved ones have for Dominion Day?

From 1965, here’s an intriguing movie called Morituri.

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From 1946, here’s a film called The Killers.

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From 1965, here’s a British documentary called Home on Wheels.

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If you’d like a good laugh, here are Dave Portnoy’s Craziest Stranger Interactions While Doing Pizza Reviews.

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From 1959, here’s the Battle of the Coral Sea.

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In 1986, the FBI had a major shootout with a pair of bank robbers. Here’s the first of four podcast episodes about it. The remaining 3 can be found here.

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From 1964, here’s Hot Enough for June.

Bonus: This new song about Scottish World Cup fans is absolutely epic!

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From 1959, here’s On the Beach.

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From the pre-indoctrination days, here’s The Professor Who Taught People How to Think.

Bonus: But aren’t Americans the worst people in the world?!?

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Here’s a 1967 TWA Flight Attendant Recruitment video.

Bonus: Here’s a delightful animated representation of German Freddy’s visit to America.

Bonus 2: On the not so positive side, one Australian fan in Seattle didn’t take the recent 0 – 2 defeat too well.

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From 1967, here is Danger Has Two Faces.

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