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Crazy Rich Asians discussed at length. Plus a bit on Glenn Close's Oscar campaign, I Feel Pretty, and Madeline's Madeline. Plus a few notes on older films: Your Name, Travels With My Aunt, and The Damned. With Nathaniel R, Nick Davis, and Murtada Elfadl.
Crazy Rich Asians discussed at length. Plus a bit on Glenn Close's Oscar campaign, I Feel Pretty, and Madeline's Madeline. Plus a few notes on older films: Your Name, Travels With My Aunt, and The Damned. With Nathaniel R, Nick Davis, and Murtada Elfadl.
Spike Lee's new joint BlacKkKlansman is discussed. Also: Oscar's recent "Popular Achievement" prize news and The Miseducation of Cameron Post.
Spike Lee's new joint BlacKkKlansman is discussed. Also: Oscar's recent "Popular Achievement" prize news and The Miseducation of Cameron Post.
Murtada, Chris, and Nathaniel all love Spike Lee's new joint. They do NOT love Oscar's "popular achievement" plans.
Nathaniel and Murtada discuss Bo Burnham's delightful Eighth Grade and the blockbuster Mission: Impossible - Fallout
Nathaniel and Murtada discuss Bo Burnham's delightful Eighth Grade and the blockbuster Mission: Impossible - Fallout
WW II flick So Proudly We Hail and Best Picture nominees The Song of Bernadette, Watch on the Rhine and For Whom the Bell Tolls discussed by our panel: Yaseen Ali (cinephile), Kristen Lopez (critic), Rebecca Pahle (critic), Kieran Scarlett (screenwriter) and Nathaniel R (your host).
WW II flick So Proudly We Hail and Best Picture nominees The Song of Bernadette, Watch on the Rhine and For Whom the Bell Tolls discussed by our panel: Yaseen Ali (cinephile), Kristen Lopez (critic), Rebecca Pahle (critic), Kieran Scarlett (screenwriter) and Nathaniel R (your host).
In the Smackdown finale the panel discusses Jennifer Tilly in Bullets Over Broadway and the cultural impact of Pulp Fiction.
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