Podcast 43

This week, we view man's personal journey at the sacrifice of others on the way up to the top in Marty Supreme (Safdie, 2025).

Next Week's New Release: Primate (Roberts, 2025)!

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week!

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This week, we return to the majestic and bountiful world of Pandors in James Cameron's Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025)

Next Week's New Release: Marty Supreme (Safdie, 2025)!

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week!

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This week, we talk about the stronghearted and good-doing, Ella McCay from James L. Brooks' Ella McCay (2025)

Next Week's New Release: Avatar: Fire and Ash (2025)!

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week!

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This week, we look at Godard's cinematic transformation from behind the lens in Nouvelle Vague (Linklater, 2025).

Next Week's New Release: Ella McCay (Brooks, 2025)

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week!

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This week, we look at one man's travel through modernity in Train Dreams (Bentley, 2025).

Next Week's New Release: Nouvelle Vague (Linklater, 2025)

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week!

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This week, friend of the show Reagan Jones comes back on to talk about Noah Baumbach's newest film, Jay Kelly. We discuss where the film sits within Baumbach's filmography and the interesting ways the film views memories and fame.

Next Week's New Release: Train Dreams (Bentley, 2025)

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week!

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This week, we're taking a look at Edgar Wright's newest film (which is also Glen Powell's newest vehicle as well), The Running Man (2025).

Next Week's New Release: Jay Kelly (Baumbach, 2025)

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week!

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This week, we're take a look at a turbulent relationship navigating early parenthood through the perspective of the mother, Jennifer Lawrence, in Lynne Ramsay's Die My Love.

Next Week's New Release: The Running Man (Wright, 2025)

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week!

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This week, we honor Peter Watkins by looking at one of his most famous works, The War Game (1966). The film was funded by the BBC but later shelved due to the film's depiction of nuclear fallout being too horrifying. Regardless, the film was still able to be shown and praised due to its simulation of nuclear fallout through Cinéma vérité style.

Next Week's New Release: Die My Love (Ramsay, 2025)

**As a sidenote, we're working on a side project for the podcast, which we'll be happy to share in the future! For this reason, we're going to switch back to one episode a week! We'll be back soon to our normal schedule!

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This week, we look at a man we can't see, again! AHHHHHH! We are covering Joe May's Invisible Man sequel that treads somewhat familiar techniques.

Next Week's New Release: Shelby Oaks (Stuckmann, 2024)

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This week's release:

https://www.blu-ray.com/movies/The-Invisible-Man-Returns-Blu-ray/207224/