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The Father is finally here and just in time for Fixie consideration! The Oscar nominated film from playwright Florian Zoller (adapted from his play) has met much critical acclaim. But will it have the legs to go the distance at the Academy Awards? Find out!
20 years ago, A Beautiful Mind won Best Picture and Best Director at the Academy Awards, the true manifestation of our Ron Howard Oscar machine theory. But is this the nice guy director's best movie? How does it compare to Apollo 13, or...gulp...last year's Hillbilly Elegy? Find out!
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The people have spoken. We received a petition at [email protected] signed by 200,000 people to review Zack Snyder's Justice League. Yet, Jeremy refused. So this week, Lee and Chapin share their thoughts on the second iteration of the 2017 box office disappointment, now 4 hours long and available on HBO MAX. Was it worth it? Should've Warner Bros indeed released the Synder cut? Or has fan service gotten out of control?
We're kicking off our new series "The Great Movies" this week with a look back at our birth year in Amadeus, the winner of Best Picture in 1984 and one of our favorites.
Our 20th Anniversary series is back this week with Michael Mann's Ali, starring Will Smith as the legendary boxer. We analyze the film as one of the few biopics one of us likes, Jeremy shares his thoughts on seeing the film for the first time and finally, does the film penetrate Lee's hatred for the genre? Find out!
It's a slow burn this week on the pod! We saw The Nest, directed by Sean Durkin. We discuss the film's slow reveals and it's inevitable conclusion, plus the two critically acclaimed performances from Jude Law and Carrie Coon.
This week we watched Best Foreign Language film Golden Globe winner Minari. We discuss the film's similarity to Nomadland, both films' take on the American Dream and much more!
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Another podcast this week as we look at Shaka King's Judas and the Black Messiah available on HBO MAX! We discuss the film's relationship to Martin Scorsese's The Departed and weaving the thriller elements of this story in with it's overlying political message. We move on the the two striking performances in this film. Will this be a Fixie contender? Listen to find out!
This week on the podcast we dive head first into Fixie season with a look at Chloé Zhao's Nomadland. We discuss Zhao's unique process and how the film forgoes traditional storytelling methods.
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This week, after months in quarantine, we look at the first movie conceived entirely during the COVID-19 pandemic. Oh yay. But, Sam Levinson (Euphoria) brings us an interesting film that certainly caused some disagreement on the pod. So, we're grateful for that!
We then hear Jeremy's thoughts on our Promising Young Woman podcast and the three of us speak briefly about Regina King's One Night in Miami.
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