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You can't stop us. This is now a Pinocchio-only podcast! Not really, but after seeing so many high-quality movies we had to get into the muck of Drew Carey's Geppetto. This episode turned out to be more of nostalgia-filled ones where we talked about commercials from the '90s for an exceptionally long time.
's time for us to discuss the Oscar movies of 2022!
In this episode we:
Rank the Oscar movies by our favorites
Make up an Oscar drinking game
Predict what will take home the best picture prize!
Drive My Car while dealing with one of the worst days of my life. Keep it inside. Don't let anyone know how you're feeling. Be a coward. Oh, the person driving my car? They're also broken but in a different way. Anyway, let's spend 3 hours with them in our last Oscar movie of the season!
You don't need rope, don't take being vein
Don't need no cowhides to ride this horse
It's queer and it's shocking and it's cruel sometimes
But it might not save your life
That's the power of the dog (Starring Benedict Cumberbatch)
King Richard is all about Venus and Serena Williams's dad, Richard Williams. We apologize, we don't know a dang thing about tennis, but we do have families, work, and a heart.
CODA came absolutely out of nowhere for us. We'd never heard of it before it was nominated. We also never heard the term for which the acronym represents, Child of Deaf Adults. We were surprised when we watched a movie with the same plot as like 90% of Disney Original movies. Does it deserve an Oscar nomination?
Belfast is an intensely personal take about growing up amongst massive political unrest from Kenneth Branagh. The Oscars love a personal story so we can see why it was nominated. Although, it feels like the Ford V. Ferrari for this Oscar season. Please forgive us for not knowing our Irish history.
It's Oscar season and you know what that means? Adam McKay has another that's somehow in the running for best picture! Don't Look Up is about two scientists who find out that a comet is headed towards earth and try and tell the world about it, but the world is too busy on their cell phones! Mike comes in angry, but Ethan who watched the last half of the movie has good news that makes Mike very happy.
Tom Cruise and Penelope Cruz go cruising around a rich guy's life and memories in Vanilla Sky. This was meant to be a massively trippy movie back in 2001 when it first came out. Directed by the same guy who wrote Jerry Maguire, Cameron Crowe, Vanilla Sky focuses on a rich guy named David who becomes infatuated with his best friend's lady friend, Sophia. Oh, this is while he's sorta seeing another person at the same time. Next thing you know, our buddy David is wearing a mask and talking about how he committed a murder. Intrigued? Listen to our podcast to find out more!
will send shivers down anyone's spine. Sure not everyone has a cybernetic implant, but there's definitely a pandemic going on. Keanu Reeves stars as a courier who delivers data from his 300 or so gigabyte skull. His final job though tests his limits, even though it's the last one before his retirement. Cyberpunk 2077 fans, this is no Johnny Silverhand, this Keanu is kind of only a douche bag.
From the publisher's feed
Join Ethan Hawkes and Mike Trujillo as they watch two halves of the same movie and try to piece it all together. Sometimes we learn about filmmaking, but most of the time we learn about ourselves.…