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Hello everyone and welcome to a brand new episode of Some Like It Scott. COVID-19 may rage on and continue to disrupt the entertainment space, but this week on the podcast, the two Scotts still review a relatively recent release in the form of Universal's modern adaptation of The Invisible Man, starring Elisabeth Moss. After the pair give their verdicts on Moss's performance, the #MeToo themes of the film, and whether the story as a whole holds together, they shift their focus and talk through several COVID-19-related news updates, including that WW1984 has been officially moved back to August 14th, before speculating whether Anya Taylor-Joy will land the role of a younger Furiosa (all respect to the queen, Charlize Theron) in the long-rumored Mad Max: Fury Road prequel. See time codes below:

3:40 - The Invisible Man

1:00:15 - COVID-19 news corner

1:08:13 - Anya Taylor-Joy in talks to play a younger Furiosa

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Hello everyone and welcome to a brand new episode of Some Like It Scott! On this week's episode of the podcast, the two Scotts review one of their honorably mentioned anticipated movies of 2020: Netflix's Spanish-language satirical sci-fi horror film, The Platform. After sharing their thoughts on The Platform's unique setting, original story, and overall satirical effectiveness, the co-hosts then discuss the recent Star Wars-related news that Rosario Dawson has been cast as the live-action Ahsoka Tano for season 2 of The Mandalorian, as well as do a round-up of COVID-19 related news for the film and entertainment space, including Netflix's acquisition of The Lovebirds from Paramount, as well as more movies being released on VOD. See time codes below:

6:54 - The Platform

56:22 - Rosario Dawson cast as Ahsoka Tano

1:04:53 - COVID-19 news power hour

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Next time: The Invisible Man (VOD)

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Hello everyone and welcome to the first episode of Some Like It Scott recorded after the declaration of the coronavirus becoming a pandemic. Your go-to theaters may be shutting down, but Some Like It Scott pivots and rolls on, as this week the two Scotts review Netflix's latest movie drop, a true-crime dramatization of (part of) the story of the Long Island serial killer, Lost Girls. After they give their thoughts on Amy Ryan's lead performance, the supporting cast, whether this is a fresh take on the true crime genre, and whether this film's angle ultimately works, the two Scotts can't help but talk about the latest film and entertainment updates coming out of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the latest trailer for Pixar's second release of the year, Soul (let's all pray that actually comes out in June!). Wash your hands and take social distancing seriously everyone! See time codes below:

3:27 - Lost Girls

47:06 - COVID-19 related news

1:01:09 - Soul trailer

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Hello everyone and welcome to a brand new episode of Some Like It Scott. On this week's episode of the podcast, the two Scotts return to movie review duties, as they review the first of two Pixar releases this year: Onward. After discussing the Fantasy-lite world, the emotional adventure story, and the star-studded voice cast, the two Scotts give their verdict on where this lands in the Pixar filmography, before wrapping things up with a discussion of the Coronavirus's creeping influence on the entertainment landscape, as well as the recent announcement of The Last of Us series adaptation at HBO. See time codes below:

4:06 - Onward

47:29 - News

Next time: The Hunt

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Hello Schmoedown fans and welcome to an all new episode of Champ's Lunch! On this month's episode, the two Scotts cover their experience in Atlanta at February's live event, including the EPIC title match between Bateman and Murrell! They also discuss the latest updates in the ongoing drama within The Finstock Exchange and outside it, before jumping into all the other Schmoedown matches in Singles, Teams, and Star Wars for the month of February. They conclude the episode with a quick standings update and with a few predictions for March. See time codes below:

4:38 - Atlanta Live Event

32:49 - Singles League

52:35 - Teams League

1:08:11 - Star Wars League

1:14:40 - Faction Standings Update

1:20:28 - March Predictions

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Hello everyone and welcome to episode 82 of Some Like It Scott! On this week's episode, the two Scotts finally move on from 2019, and look forward to their most anticipated films of 2020 by giving 10 movies each one of them is excited about that are releasing over the next 10 months! See time codes below:

2:45 - Honorable Mentions

28:06 - Top 5

Next time: Onward

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Hello and welcome to episode 81 of Some Like It Scott and the final part of our 2019 in review series. On this week's episode of the podcast, the two Scotts crack open a fresh can of nostalgia and take one final look back at the year that was 2019 and dish out their awards, both the traditional ones and their own Some Like It Scott flavor, including breakthrough performance, best opening, best ending, and best scene or moment. Don't miss this (admittedly long) tribute to one of the best years in film of both Scotts' lifetimes!

Next time: Most Anticipated of 2020

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Hello everyone and welcome to episode 80 of Some Like It Scott. On this week's episode of the podcast, the two Scotts are joined by special guest, Jay Habib, to herald the return of franchise comic book movies after a ~7 month break (no, Joker doesn't count in our book) by reviewing the DCEU Suicide Squad spin-off: Birds of Prey. After discussing what works and what doesn't about Cathy Yan's girl-gang crime movie, the trio also discusses the first look at Robert Pattinson in the bat suit, courtesy of Matt Reeves's twitter account, and then discuss a plethora of casting news and a first trailer for Wes Anderson's next film: The French Dispatch. See time codes below:

3:25 - Birds of Prey

54:02 - News

1:10:52 - Trailer talk

Next time: 2nd Some Like It Scott Awards

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Welcome everyone to episode 79 of Some Like It Scott! On this week's episode, the two Scotts conclude all their awards season speculating with a discussion of Sunday night's 92nd Academy Awards. They dissect the triumph that was Bong Joon-Ho and Parasite, and discuss what it might potentially mean for international films at the US box office moving forward. After sharing their thoughts on that, they also discuss other nominees who missed out on the big awards, the ceremony as a whole, and what was another year of "close but not quite" for Netflix.

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Hello and welcome to a brand new episode of Some Like It Scott. On this week's episode, the two Scotts take a crack at Blake Lively's first film since 2018's A Simple Favor. After discussing what it gets right and what it gets wrong, the two Scotts turn their attention to awards season for one final update and a few predictions ahead of Sunday night's Academy Awards ceremony.

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5:29 - The Rhythm Section

39:50 - Oscars predictions

Next time: Oscars recap

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