《Lesson 062 Movies》.pdf

The Bob and Rob Show Study Guide Lesson 62 date: Dec. 01 2006 file name: bobrob12-01-06 file length: 26 :31 Show notes Get your popcorn - it’s movie time. Bob and Rob’s all-time favorite flicks, tips for better movie watching and a sad song about a movie star wannabe. Listener Email We talked about an email from Kazu in Japan, in which he asked what movies we’d recommend for both entertainment and linguistic input. Here is Bob and Rob’s top five movies of all time, number one of which is the mystery one. Could you guess the movie by listening to the trailer? Bob’s Top 5 Rob’s Top 5 5) Star Wars 5) Mullholland Drive 4) Raging Bull 4) Memento 3) Modern Times 3) Twelve Monkeys 2) Apocalypse Now 2) A Fistful of Dollars 1) One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest 1) The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Note: to see and find out more about movies, the movie database website is fantastic. Check it out here: / Phrasal Verbs to come out 1) to be produced or published e.g: the new movie comes out next Winter. 2) to appear e.g: the flowers will come out in Spring. 3) For a photo to come out e.g: My photos didn’t come out very well because of the poor light. 4) Words that are spoken e.g: I tried to say sorry but the words just wouldn’t come out. 5) to admit to or open up to being homosexual e.g: The politician came out (about his sexuality) last year. Idioms Put/set something in motion = do something that is needed to lay the ground work for a plan or project E.g. 1) The committee wants to put the plans in motion before the new year. 2) The wheels have been set in motion. We will be able to see the results in the next quarter. 1 Bonus Idiom: “go through th