Show Notes
This week on "Rewind and Repeat" we’re heading back to the late ’70s for Paul Thomas Anderson’s Boogie Nights. We’re talking Dirk Diggler, roller skates, questionable life choices, an absolutely stacked cast, and one of the most stressful scenes ever put on film. Put on your best polyester, crank up the disco, and hit play as we rewind one of the wildest movies of the ’90s. And don’t forget to follow, rate, and share the show with someone who loves movies as much as you do!
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