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5 For: The Last Song (2010)

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In this Movie Memory Machine: Five For mini-episode, Landen and Truman celebrate the surprisingly tender vibes of The Last Song with five more films that capture the spirit of young love, bittersweet endings, and life-changing summers. From classic dance floor rebellions to indie heartbreakers, these picks offer a full spectrum of emotional rites of passage—and a few lingering regrets about DVDs lost to strawberry-eating potheads.

Films Discussed:

  1. Dirty Dancing (1987)

  2. The Way, Way Back (2013)

  3. The Edge of Seventeen (2016)

  4. Like Crazy (2011)

  5. The Spectacular Now (2013)

Topics Covered:

  • Dirty Dancing as the ultimate That One Summer movie

  • The Way, Way Back and Sam Rockwell as a teenage dream mentor

  • The Edge of Seventeen and Hailee Steinfeld’s underrated greatness

  • Like Crazy as the bittersweet evolution of young love

  • The Spectacular Now and the authenticity of young performances

Key Takeaways:

  • Patrick Swayze carried a watermelon and a soundtrack straight to our hearts

  • Coming-of-age films peaked hard in the early 2010s indie boom

  • Miley Cyrus’s earnest performance in The Last Song holds up better than expected

  • Love can bloom in a summer...and dissolve just as easily when September hits

Listener Prompt:
What’s your favorite That One Summer movie? Tell us using #MovieMemoryMachine.

Support the Show!
Help keep Movie Memory Machine ad-free and artist-owned! Here’s how you can support us:

  1. Become a Patreon supporter – For as little as $1/month, you get access to bonus content for all shows on the Grunt Work Podcast Network. Join at https://patreon.com/gruntworkpod

  2. Leave a rating and review – On Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

  3. Like, follow, and share on social media – We’re @MovieMemoryMachine on YouTube and @MovieMemoryPod on Letterboxd.

  4. Tell a friend – Word of mouth is how we grow.

  5. Join our Discord – Vote on whether films stay in modern memory or are left forgotten. Visit https://www.moviememorymachine.com for access.

Follow Us: 🌐 Website: https://www.moviememorymachine.com
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MovieMemoryMachine
🎞️ Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/moviememorypod/

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In this Movie Memory Machine: Five For mini-episode, Landen and Truman celebrate the surprisingly tender vibes of The Last Song with five more films that capture the spirit of young love, bittersweet endings, and life-changing summers. From classic dance floor rebellions to indie heartbreakers, these picks offer a full spectrum of emotional rites of passage—and a few lingering regrets about DVDs lost to strawberry-eating potheads.

Films Discussed:

  1. Dirty Dancing (1987)

  2. The Way, Way Back (2013)

  3. The Edge of Seventeen (2016)

  4. Like Crazy (2011)

  5. The Spectacular Now (2013)

Topics Covered:

  • Dirty Dancing as the ultimate That One Summer movie

  • The Way, Way Back and Sam Rockwell as a teenage dream mentor

  • The Edge of Seventeen and Hailee Steinfeld’s underrated greatness

  • Like Crazy as the bittersweet evolution of young love

  • The Spectacular Now and the authenticity of young performances

Key Takeaways:

  • Patrick Swayze carried a watermelon and a soundtrack straight to our hearts

  • Coming-of-age films peaked hard in the early 2010s indie boom

  • Miley Cyrus’s earnest performance in The Last Song holds up better than expected

  • Love can bloom in a summer...and dissolve just as easily when September hits

Listener Prompt:
What’s your favorite That One Summer movie? Tell us using #MovieMemoryMachine.

Support the Show!
Help keep Movie Memory Machine ad-free and artist-owned! Here’s how you can support us:

  1. Become a Patreon supporter – For as little as $1/month, you get access to bonus content for all shows on the Grunt Work Podcast Network. Join at https://patreon.com/gruntworkpod

  2. Leave a rating and review – On Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.

  3. Like, follow, and share on social media – We’re @MovieMemoryMachine on YouTube and @MovieMemoryPod on Letterboxd.

  4. Tell a friend – Word of mouth is how we grow.

  5. Join our Discord – Vote on whether films stay in modern memory or are left forgotten. Visit https://www.moviememorymachine.com for access.

Follow Us: 🌐 Website: https://www.moviememorymachine.com
📺 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@MovieMemoryMachine
🎞️ Letterboxd: https://letterboxd.com/moviememorypod/

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