Too Much Screentime

We've made it to the halfway point of the year, and this week Dave, Anselm, and Shantae (Alex was off on vacation) share their favorite films, TV shows, and performances of the year so far, including some of their biggest surprises. 

Some highlights from the episode: Shantae shows off her knowledge of old video games, Dave desperately attempts pronouncing a Welsh name (despite his last name literally being Welsh), and Anselm makes a surprising suggestion for the star of Tyler Perry's next movie. That and more await you in this episode, so give it a listen!

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Hosts: David Welsh Jr, Anselm Beach, Shantae Watkins, & Alex Torres

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Alex, Dave, and Anselm go head-to-head once again in the ultimate rematch to prove who can prove who wrong the best. Shantae once again serves as Judge and Queen as over three rounds, she gives each player a movie within a particular genre to defend. Whoever can prove that their movie is best of the bunch, wins the round.

Will Alex redeem himself from his last performance? Can Anselm be defeated? Is Love, Actually a good movie? Listen to the episode to find out!

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Hosts: David Welsh Jr, Anselm Beach, Shantae Watkins, & Alex Torres

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Friendships are tested when the team gives their most controversial film/TV hot takes. From Star Wars to Stranger things, nothing is safe.

Fuming after listening to this episode? No worries! Write to [email protected] and let us know how wrong we are!

How to stay in touch:

Hosts: David Welsh Jr, Anselm Beach, Shantae Watkins, & Alex Torres

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The Oscars' discussion concludes with the team reviewing best picture nominee The Father, which stars Anthony Hopkins as a man dealing with dementia.

Recorded after the Oscars, the team recaps the Best Actor "shocker" and the ceremony's biggest production fail since the La La Land/Moonlight fiasco of 2017. The team also dives in the miracle of casting Anthony Hopkins, and the film's decision to immerse us in the moment-to-moment experience of dementia.

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Hosts: David Welsh Jr, Anselm Beach, Shantae Watkins, & Alex Torres (go Oxford commas!)

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Dave, Anselm, Alex, and Shantae review best picture nominee Judas and the Black Messiah. The true story stars LaKeith Stanfield as Bill O'Neal, instructed by the FBI to infiltrate the Chicago chapter of the Black Panther Party and gather intel on Chairman Fred Hampton (Daniel Kaluuya) that would eventually lead to his assassination.

The team covers a variety of topics including:

How to stay in touch:

Hosts: David Welsh Jr, Anselm Beach, Shantae Watkins, & Alex Torres (go Oxford commas!)

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The Crew dives into A24's best picture nominee, Minari. Minari follows a Korean family pursuing the American dream on a  farm in 1980's rural Arkansas. Join them as they discuss the responsibility the film carries, if any as they look into what an authentic experience a Korean family would face in the South. Was this an accurate portrayal or simply a beautiful story following a family through transition, regardless of ethnicity? Listen as they debate this and more!

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Hosts: David Welsh, Anselm Beech, Shantae Watkins, and Alex Torres

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The crew reviews best picture nominee, Promising Young Woman. The dark comedy thriller that stars Carey Mulligan as Cassie seeking revenge, following a horrific event. 

The team dives into the motivation for Cassie's crusade and what the film says about being a "good guy". This leads to the big question: Is Cassie Jesus?

How to stay in touch:

Hosts: David Welsh, Anselm Beech, Shantae Watkins, and Alex Torres

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Dave, Anselm, Shantae, and Alex review Hulu's best picture nominee, Nomadland, written and directed by Chloé Zhao. The film stars Frances McDormand as Fern, who after losing everything in the Great Recession, becomes a van-dwelling nomad.

Topics the team discusses include Nomadland's depictions of "houseless" people, and the film's stance on the nomadic lifestyle being a freedom of choice vs. a matter of circumstance.

How to stay in touch:

Hosts: David Welsh Jr, Anselm Beach, Shantae Watkins, & Alex Torres (go Oxford commas!)

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Dave, Anselm, Shantae, and Alex discuss Netflix's best picture nominee Mank. Mank tells the true story of screenwriter Herman J. Mankiewicz, starring Gary Oldman, as he races to finish the screenplay for Citizen Kane.

Is this film one of David Fincher's best? How did the crew make Mank look and sound like a film straight out of the 1930s? What does this film say about "fake news" today? The team discusses this and more!

How to stay in touch:

Hosts: David Welsh Jr, Anselm Beach, Shantae Watkins, & Alex Torres (go Oxford commas!)

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We would love to hear from you! Send your comments, feedback, and questions to us at [email protected]

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