Peggy Sue Got Married (1986)

In this episode of the "All 80s Movies Podcast", Bill Bant and Jason Masek discuss the 1986 film 'Peggy Sue Got Married.' They explore their earliest memories of the movie, share their initial thoughts, and delve into their favorite scenes and moments. The hosts highlight the reunion scene as a favorite, noting the nostalgia and character development it provides. They also discuss the scene where Peggy Sue goes home again, emphasizing the emotional impact and the relatability of reconnecting with loved ones from the past. Overall, they appreciate the writing, performances, and nostalgic elements of the film. Peggy Sue attends Maddie's party and has a romantic moment with Charlie. Peggy Sue has a heartfelt conversation with her grandparents. Peggy Sue tells Richard about the future. The portrayal of Peggy Sue's sister Nancy is not convincing. The scene where Charlie confronts Peggy Sue in her bedroom is intense and well-written. 'Peggy Sue Got Married' is a well-written and clever movie that combines romance, comedy, and time travel. The film explores themes of nostalgia, regret, and the power of second chances. Kathleen Turner delivers a strong performance as Peggy Sue, and Nicolas Cage brings his unique and eccentric energy to the role of Charlie. The chemistry between the two leads at certain moments is a highlight of the film. The soundtrack, composed by John Barry, adds to the nostalgic atmosphere of the film. Overall, Peggy Sue Got Married is a bittersweet and enjoyable romantic comedy.