Movies I Have Seen - July 2026 (1 movie)

 

3 Movies

Disclosure Day. 2026, Starring 

Landmark Cinemas, 1 July 2026, with Bethany Luther and Dr. Connie Luther. Soundtrack: "

Soul On Fire. 2025, Starring 

• Joel Courtney as John O'Leary
  • James McCracken as young John
• John Corbett as Dennis O'Leary
• Stéphanie Szostak as Susan O'Leary
• Masey McLain as Beth O'Leary
• James McCracken as young John
• Spencer Milford as Mike
• Amanda Pulcini as Deanna
• Iyad Hajjaj as Dr. Ayvazian
• Mikey Cestone as Jim O’Leary
• Stella Bratcher as Amy O'Leary
• Lucy Panozzo as Susie O'Leary
• DeVon Franklin as nurse Roy
• William H. Macy as Jack Buck

Crave, 5 July 2026. Soundtrack: "

• Amazing Grace
  Written by John Newton
  (Incorrectly listed as Traditional)
• Mozart String Quartet No. 15 in D Minor, K421 - II. Andante
  Written by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
  Performed by Charles Berry
  Courtesy of Alibi Music
• Walkin' on the Sun
  Written by Greg Camp
  Performed by Smash Mouth
  Courtesy of Interscope Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Rip Sp808
  Written by Pierre DesIny
  Performed by Control Alt Supp
  Courtesy of La Tebwa and LaCrème
• Sweet Caroline
  Written and performed by Neil Diamond
  Courtesy of Geffen Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Done for the Day
  Written by Michèle Vice-Maslin and Mike Krompass
  Performed by Ryan Wotherspoon
  Courtesy of Sweetersongs
• Into the Bright Lights
  Written and performed by Chris Trapper
  Courtesy of Starlit Records
• Don't Stop Believin'
  Written by Steve Perry, Jonathan Cain and Neal Schon
  Performed by Journey
  Courtesy of Columbia Records
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Rally Cry
  Written by Michael Licari
  Courtesy of APM Music
• Centerfield
  Written and performed by John Fogerty
  Courtesy of BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
• More to Me
  Written and performed by Taylor Berrett
  Courtesy of Brightwater Music
• Right by Your Side
  Written by Nick Evans (as Nicholas Evans) and Jake Shillingford
  Courtesy of Universal Production Music
• One Foot Out the Door
  Written by Jeff Appareti, Sean Bennett, Brian Martin, Randall Kent Ramirez III (as Randall Ramirez) and Peter Wynn
  Performed by The Heyday
  Courtesy of Lyric House, LLC
• One Beautiful Life
  Written by Dalton Diehl
  Performed by Dalton Diehl (as just dalt.) featuring Sam Tinnesz
  Courtesy of Tinman Entertainment
• Mother May I
  Written by Paul Layton
  Performed by Antenna Force
  Courtesy of Glow Music Group
• My Own Worst Enemy
  Written by Kevin Baldes, A. Jay Popoff (as Ajay Popoff), Jeremy Popoff and Allen Shellenberger
  Performed by Lit
  Courtesy of Lit
• Lean In and Hold On
  Written by Janet Salem and Steven Dale Jones
  Performed by Steven Dale Jones
  Courtesy of Keep the Change
• Whiskey in the Bottle
  Written by Dave Tough (as Dave Thomas Tough) and Rowland W. Folensbee (as Rowland Folensbee)
  Performed by Troy Johnson
  Courtesy of Manhattan Production Music and One Stop Songs
• Queen of California
  Written by Melo Makes Music (as Carmelo Cianfione), Patrick Ditzel, Cheapshot (as Colton Fisher), Dani Mendez (as Danielle Mendez), Jason Rabinowitz and Kathleen Reiter Schwartz
  Performed by MDM4
  Courtesy of The Math Club
• Rock & Roll Boogie
  Written by Alexander Downing, Bobby Poe and Vernon Sandusky
  Performed by Bobby Poe & The Poecats
  Courtesy of Format Repress
• Wedding Song (There Is Love)
  Performed by N. Paul Stookey (as Noel Paul Stookey)
  Courtesy of Neworld Multimedia
• Soul on Fire
  Written by Tai Anderson, Brenton Brown, David Carr, Mark Lee, Matt Maher and Mac Powell
  Performed by Third Day featuring All Sons & Daughters
  Courtesy of Provident Label Group
  By arrangement with Sony Music Entertainment
• Live This Life
  Written by Jasper Harris, Alexander Krashinsky and Amy Powers
  Performed by Bluey Thomas

Anachronism: 

The movie showed Chaifetz Arena but that arena wasn't started until 2006, opening in 2008. 

Saturday Night. 2024, Starring 

• Gabriel LaBelle as Lorne Michaels
• Rachel Sennott as Rosie Shuster
• Cory Michael Smith as Chevy Chase
• Ella Hunt as Gilda Radner
• Dylan O'Brien as Dan Aykroyd
• Emily Fairn as Laraine Newman
• Matt Wood as John Belushi
• Lamorne Morris as Garrett Morris
• Kim Matula as Jane Curtin
• Finn Wolfhard as an NBC page
• Nicholas Braun in a dual role as:
  • Andy Kaufman
  • Jim Henson
• Ellen Boscov as Mrs. Kaufman
• Cooper Hoffman as Dick Ebersol
• Andrew Barth Feldman as Neil Levy
• Leander Suleiman as Anne Beatts
• Taylor Gray as Al Franken
• Mcabe Gregg as Tom Davis
• Abraham Hsu as Leo Yoshimura
• Corinne Britti as Valri Bromfield
• Nicholas Podany as Billy Crystal
• Rowan Joseph as Jim Fox
• Kirsty Woodward as Audrey Peart Dickman
• Kaia Gerber as Jacqueline Carlin
• Robert Wuhl as Dave Wilson
• Drew Scheid as Bob Pook
• Tommy Dewey as Michael O'Donoghue
• Catherine Curtin as Joan Carbunkle
• Jon Batiste as Billy Preston
• Brian Welch as Don Pardo
• Jef Holbrook as editor
• Willem Dafoe as David Tebet
• Paul Rust as Paul Shaffer
• Tracy Letts as Herb Sargent
• Matthew Rhys as George Carlin
• Naomi McPherson as Janis Ian
• J. K. Simmons as Milton Berle
• Billy Bryk as Carl
• Brad Garrett as Borscht Belt comedian
• Josh Brener as Alan Zweibel
• Presley Coley as Barbara Gallagher
• Parker Wierling as Tom Schiller
• Jeff Witzke as voice of Johnny Carson
• David Michael Brown as Bernie Brillstein

Crave, 5 July 2026. Soundtrack: "

• It's You
  Written by Brian Thomas Curtin
  Performed by United Sonic Alliance
  Courtesy of Crucial Music Corporation
• Ixoo 'Chickenweed' Chawz
  Written and Performed by Don Giosy Cento (as Don Cento) and Martin Garner
• Police Woman Main Title
  Written by Morton Stevens
  Courtesy of Sony Pictures Television Inc.
  Under license from Sony Pictures Music Group
• Coconut Woman
  Written by Harry Belafonte and Irving Burgie (as Irving Burgess)
• Right On
  Written by Ray Barretto and Louis Cruz
  Performed by Ray Barretto
  Courtesy of Craft Latino, a division of Concord
• Martinique
  Written by Harold Adamson and Dick Gasparre (as Dick Gaspare)
  Performed by Martin Denny
  Courtesy of Capitol Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Laura
  Written by David Raksin
  Performed by Martin Denny
  Courtesy of Capitol Records
  Under license from Universal Music Enterprises
• Bennie and the Jets
  Written by Elton John and Bernie Taupin (as Bernard Taupin)
• At Seventeen
  Written by Janis Ian
  Performed by Naomi McPherson (uncredited)
• Batumata
  Written and Performed by Portinho
  Courtesy of MR Bongo Worldwide ltd
• Otao E Eu
  Written by Otto Irsic and Nicos Jaritz
  Performed by Nicos Jaritz
  Courtesy of MR Bongo Worldwide ltd and KKM Records
• Sagandongo
  Written by Alberto Zamora (as Alberto Medina Zamora)
  Performed by Niagra
  Courtesy of Made_in_Germany - music (GmbH), Germany
• La Cumbia del Muerto
  Written by Ezequiel Lopez Servin
  Performed by Mariachi Vargas de Tecalitlán (as Mariachi Tenochtitlan)
  Courtesy of Discos Continental, S.A. de C.V.
  By arrangement with The Orchard
• Nobody Knows the Trouble I've Seen
  Traditional, arranged by Albert Ayler
  Performed by Albert Ayler
  Courtesy of 1201 Music Americas, LLC
• Harlem Nocturne
  Written by Earle Hagen
  Performed by Johnny Otis
  Courtesy of Craft Recordings, a division of Concord
• Nocturne No. 2 en mi bémol majeur, Op. 9 (Arranged for Vibraphone, Piano et Orchestra)
  Written by Frédéric Chopin
  Arranged by Etienne Frederic Berthier and Romain Theret (as Romain Simon Théret)
  Performed by Romain Theret (as Romain Simon Théret)
  Courtesy of France Medias Monde (RFI International)
  Under license from Reel Muzik Werks
• Gonna Get Me a Shotgun
  Written by Paul Shaffer and Lorne Michaels
  Performed by Lamorne Morris (uncredited)
• Here I Come to Save the Day (Mighty Mouse Theme)
  Written by Marshall Barer and Philip A. Scheib (as Philip Scheib)
  Performed by The Golden Records Orchestra
  Courtesy of BMG Rights Management (US) LLC
• Nothing from Nothing
  Written by Billy Preston and Bruce Fisher
  Produced by Jon Batiste
  Performed by Jon Batiste (uncredited)
• Saturday Night Opening Theme
  Written by Howard Shore
  Produced by Jon Batiste
• Grandstand
  (uncredited)
  Music by Keith Mansfield
  Heard during "The Rumpus Hour" promo.
• Nothing From Nothing
  Written by Billy Preston and Bruce Fisher
  Performed by Billy Preston

Anachronisms: 

Dan Aykroyd spends much of the movie trying out his Fred Garvin: Male Prostitute character. The character would not appear on SNL until 1979.

The modern subway train edited into the scene where Lorne stands outside 30 Rock before airtime did not exist in 1975.