May 22nd, 1998. Warren Beatty's political dark comedy Bulworth hit the theatrical campaign trail after Beatty's eight year absence from the silver screen. Following the mild disappointment of Dick Tracy, Warren Beatty came back with a biting take on the racial hypocrisy of Clinton era Democrats and the endless empty promises from politicians. While it barely made it's budget back and ended up failing in the box office, Bulworth garnered a cult following from critic and audiences alike. Even 44th President of the United States Barack Obama as admitted to be a fan.
On this week's episode, New Jersey underground hip-hop legend Seth "The Wrist" Michaels joins host Liam Wolfe to express his love for Warren Beatty and late 90's hip hop in an epic two hour conversation. We get into the massive album (that was way more popular than this movie), rapping Warren Beatty, Paul Sorvino being obviously evil, coke head Oliver Platt, jive talk, Halle Berry's tongue dance, Cypress Hill being overrated after 1994, the rise and fall of Cannabis (the rapper) and much much MUCH MORE. So send in your ballots and join this cinephile filibuster as we go into Bulworth here... ON BOMBED!