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Bryan is joined by returning guest Nicole Ackman to discuss Joe Wright's "Pride & Prejudice" from 2005. Other topics of discussion include how it acts as an adaptation, the film's exploration of its themes and how Wright & Keira Knightley are absolute magic together.
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Nicole Ackman on Letterboxd, Twitter, Instagram and Culture Cabinet.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by Nicole Soroka, co-host of As Scene on Screen, to discuss 2015's "Inside Out" directed by Pete Docter. Other topics of discussion include the film's exploration of growing up, how this film was a refresher for Pixar at the time and the status of being hailed as one of the century's best animations.
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Nicole Soroka on As Scene on Screen.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by Ema Sasic to discuss Joachim Trier's "The Worst Person in the World" from 2021. Other topics of discussion include the film's 12-chapter structure, the yearning for more coming-of-age films following people in their late 20s-early 30s and how the film should've gotten more awards traction.
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Ema Sasic on Letterboxd, Twitter, Instagram, Next Best Picture, Desert Sun and Weekly Pop.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by Van Watches Movies to discuss Richard Kelly's "Donnie Darko" from 2001. Other topics of discussion include the troubling production, the existential themes not often explored in coming-of-age and the film's eventual cult status.
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Van Watches Movies on Letterboxd, Twitter and Instagram.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by Lexi Amoriello to discuss Peter Bogdanovich's "Paper Moon" from 1973. Other topics of discussion include the blend of multiple genres, the decision to have a real father-daughter duo headline the film and how it perfectly fits in the coming-of-age genre.
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Lexi Amoriello on Letterboxd, Instagram and TikTok.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by Diego Crespo to discuss Robert Rodriguez's "Spy Kids" from 2001. Other topics of discussion include the theme of family bond, the charming, yet over-the-top visual flair and how this has aged amongst 2000s family entertainment.
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Diego Crespo on Twitter, Instagram and The Waffle Press.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by Marta McFly to discuss Giuseppe Tornatore's "Cinema Paradiso" from 1988. Other topics of discussion include the great mentor-mentee relationships, coming-of-age stories about adults and the all-timer ending.
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Marta McFly on Letterboxd, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok and Rewind and Revive.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by Erik Anderson, editor-in-chief of AwardsWatch, to discuss Amy Heckerling's "Fast Times at Ridgemont High" from 1982. Other topics of discussion include the launch of the film's stars, the film's cultural impact and why it successfully works as more than a raunchy teen sex comedy.
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Erik Anderson on Letterboxd, Twitter, Instagram and AwardsWatch.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by Kadija Osman, co-host of Dial M for Movies, to discuss Greta Gerwig's "Lady Bird" from 2017. Other topics of discussion include the need for more female-led coming-of-age films, the significant impact of the film's success and why this'll go down as a classic (but also why it already has).
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Kadija Osman on Letterboxd, Twitter and Dial M for Movies.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
Bryan is joined by returning guest Ash Laskey to discuss David Wain's "Wet Hot American Summer" from 2001. Other topics include the state of raunchy comedies, how the film launched the careers of many of its stars and the cult classic status.
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Ash Laskey on Letterboxd, Instagram, TikTok and Love Death & Movies.
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Bryan Sudfield on Letterboxd, Twitter, and Instagram.
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Life Moves Pretty Fast on Twitter and Instagram.
Credits:
Theme music by Dustin Grossman
Artwork by Alley Paige Cooper
Edited by Bryan Sudfield
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