This week, Rosa from Rosa's Reviews and In Their Own League joins to discuss Portrait of A Lady On Fire and she brings puns! So. Many. Puns. We breakdown the powerful final scene, the sexual tension in the film, and the meaning of the Greek myth at the center of this beautiful love story. We also talk about attending the Sundance Film Festival, a strong start to the March slate of films, and whether Rosa is on the wrong side of history for not liking Sonic The Hedgehog (hint: she is)!

01:48 - Portrait of A Lady On Fire

13:30 - Spoilers

35:05 - 0.2 Section: "The Invisible Man", "Emma.", and "Sonic The Hedgehog"

 

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This week, Ian Anderson and Johnny Kemps join the talk about DC's latest film, Birds of Prey and The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn. We breakdown why this Harley is so much better than the one in Suicide Squad, our thoughts on each of the supporting characters, and why DC doesn't seem to trust it's audience. We finish with a long 0.2 section where we dissect the enigma of Taylor Swift machine that's in full effect in the complicated Netflix documentary, Miss Americana.

02:45 - Birbs of Prey

21:49 - Spoilers

52:00 - 0.2 Section: DC Universe's "Harley Quinn", Netflix's "AJ and The Queen", and Netflix's "Miss Americana"

 

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This week, Ian Anderson and Johnny Kemps join me for a quick 2020 Boston Marathon training check-in before we run through our predictions for the 2020 Academy Awards. We break down our picks for the four acting categories, best director, and best picture. But the catch? We have no idea what we're talking about. Listen to Johnny make bold claims about movies he hasn't seen. Listen to Ian pretend he knows who Cynthia Erivo is and rant about his vendetta against The Irishman. Listen to me mispronounce everything and try to keep it all together. We also talk about Netflix's You and The Politician and three of the documentaries nominated for Best Documentary.

02:55 - Oscars Predictions

05:22 - Best Supporting Actor

11:13 - Best Supporting Actress

16:58 - Best Actor

27:52 - Best Actress

35:48 - Best Director

39:02 - Best Picture

49:25 - 0.2 Section: "You: Season 1 & 2", "The Politician", "Honeyland", "American Factory", and "For Sama"

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Clips from A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood, Marriage Story, Joker, Little Women, and The Politician.

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This week, I am joined by a big ole empty room to share my reviews about the phenomenal Just Mercy, the Bayless Bad Boys for Life, and It's Always Sunny In Jumanji. I discuss why Jordan and Foxx deliver some of the best performances of the year, how Smith is still crushing it at 51, and why Jumanji might be one of the best blockbuster franchises. Listen spoiler free!

02:53 - Just Mercy

12:57 - Bad Boys For Life

21:08 - Jumanji The Next Level 

 

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He wowed you with Skyfall. He disappointed you with Spectre. He...umm...made you feel uncomfortable with American Beauty. Now, Sam Mendes is back with a one-shot war film that may very well be his masterpiece. Tom Greene from the Movies After Work Podcast joins to discuss what makes 1917 so special and why should definitely go see it. We talk Oscar chances, jaw-dropping cinematography, naked baby bottoms, and why you should never be friends with Tommen Baratheon.

01:37 - 1917

18:10 - Spoilers

54:08 - 0.2 Section: "Mulan" and "Luce" 

 

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In the sixth and final episode of the best of the decade series, Ryan joins to talk about the top 5 horror films of the decade. We discuss Stephen King adaptations, comment on the evolution of the horror genre in the last decade, and talk about Oscar-worthy horror performances. It's been a good decade for horror, but these represent the best of the best!

09:40 - It: Chapter 1 (2017)

22:05 - Ready or Not (2019)

30:25 - The Blackcoat's Daughter (2015)

34:15 - It Follows (2014)

40:28 - Halloween (2018)

47:08 - Midsommar (2019)

52:15 - Doctor Sleep (2019)

58:12 - Get Out (2017)

1:03:34 - Scream 4 (2011)

1:11:25 - Honorable Mentions and Closing

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In the New Year, we're talking about the conclusion of the Skywaker series: Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker. Ian Anderson and David Melly (from Run Your Mouth) are back and we get heated as we talk about the complicated, frustrating, but still satisfying final film of the Disney trilogy. We run through what went wrong, what went right, and what just didn't make any sense (what TF is a force dyad??) We also finish with a long 0.2 section where we discuss the immensely entertaining first season of The Mandalorian, even though David has a bone to pick with the last scene. 

02:50 - Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker (FULL SPOILERS!)

1:04:05 - 0.2 Section: The Mandalorian (FULL SPOILERS FOR SEASON 1!)

 

 

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In the fifth episode of the best of the decade series, Caleb and Dan from the Netflix 'N Swill Podcast share their picks for the best Netflix Original films so far. We talk about the general quality of Netflix Originals, how to give Caleb a stroke, buying awards season wins, and why The Irishman is nowhere to be found on our lists. Caleb and Dan have painstakingly gone through a lot of rough to find these diamonds, so watch these great picks before starting another rewatch of The Office.

10:45 - Outlaw King (2018)

14:36 - Icarus (2017)

20:30 - The Fundamentals of Caring (2016)

26:30 - Marriage Story (2019)

38:02 - Gerald's Game (2017)

43:20 - Dolemite Is My Name (2019)

52:45 - Private Life (2018)

55:48 - Triple Frontier (2019)

1:03:50 - Beasts of No Nation (2015)

1:11:45 - Honorable Mentions and Closing

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In the fourth episode of the best of the decade series, Also Mike from the Mike, Mike, and Oscar Podcast is here to breakdown the best best picture nominated films of the decade. From 78 possible films, we each painfully narrowed it down to our favorite - and very on-brand - films. We talk about how the Oscars consistently blow it with the big award, Mike's yearly film obsessions, and the definition of a "film bro".

07:02 - Once Upon A Time...In Hollywood (2019)

13:53 - Life Of Pi (2012)

20:08 - The Favourite (2018)

26:55 - Black Swan (2010)

30:56 - Moneyball (2011)

37:04 - BlackKklansman (2018)

43:09 - Phantom Thread (2017)

48:08 - The Martian (2015)

54:30 - The Social Network (2010)

1:01:48 - La La Land (2016)

1:09:22 - Honorable Mentions and Closing

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In the third episode of the best of the decade series, Kolby Mac is back to run through the best superhero films of the decade, and what a decade it's been! We talk about what makes this the golden age of superhero films and why these films represent the best of the best.

08:42 - Black Panther (2018)

15:55 - Chronicle (2012)

21:03 - Wonder Woman (2017)

25:34 - X-Men: First Class (2011)

34:40 - Deadpool (2016)

39:12 - Guardians of the Galaxy (2014)

46:23 - Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse (2018)

51:53 - Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)

58:48 - Avengers: Endgame (2019)

1:10:30 - Honorable Mentions and Closing

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