This week, we cover two moderately recently released films by looking at Seven Veils (Egoyan, 2023) and Misericordia (Guiraudie, 2024). Both films deal with grief and trauma in very different ways, but both achieve an odd wavelength for the viewer to latch onto.

Next week's films are Superman (Donner, 1978 / Gunn, 2025)!

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Join us this week as we 65 through 45 speed zones to talk F1: The Movie (Kosinski, 2025) and Thunderbolt (Godon Chan, 1995). For F1, we tackle the film's reliance on blockbuster cliches pertaining to the "Old Master" trope. Then we discuss how the film deals in sportswashing and some meta-commentary on the current Hollywood landscape. Then it's always a pleasure to talk Jackie, even if this is a slightly more serious Jackie role.

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Next Weeks films are Seven Veils (Egoyan, 2023) & Misercordia (Guiraudie, 2024)

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Rghhh... join us this week as we talk zombies! We tackle Danny Boyle's 28 Years Later and how the film was made from a technical standpoint and how it reinforces the narrative. Then we take a nice stroll with Fulci as we tap into the vibe of his film Zombie Flesh Eaters (also known as Zombie 2 and many other titles).

Next week's films are: F1 The Movie (Kosinski, 2025) & Thunderbolt (Gordon Chan, 1995)

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Is love truly in the air? Join us this week as we discuss romance dramas. We take a look at Celine Song's Materialists, then pair it with a light gay romance, Jim Fall's Trick.

Next Week, we are covering 28 Years Later (Boyle, 2025) & Zombie 2 / Zombie Flesh Eaters (Fulci, 1979)

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This week, we start with a brief discussion on Karate Kid: Legends (Entwistle, 2025). We then go deep into modern-day Wes Anderson films as we discuss his newest film and where he stands in the current filmmaking landscape. Then we join our good pal Matthau as we discuss Hopscotch and its charming nature.

Next Week, we are covering Materialists (Song, 2025) &Trick (Fall, 1999)

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This week, we look into male friendships in which the two men are polar opposites. We also dive into how Tim Robinson's comedic chops, perfected in sketches through I Think You Should Leave, translate into a narrative feature-length film in Friendship. Then, we discuss the comedic pairing of Lemmon and Matthau through The Odd Couple, which was the first film to pair them together!

We'll be taking a small break for next week, but we return on Wednesday, June 4th!

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This week, we cover two films that are the brainchilds of massive pop stars in their respective contemporary times. Both films are completely from the mind of the musician, from production, script and story elements, and of course, the music!

Join us next week for Friendship (DeYoung, 2024) & The Odd Couple (Saks, 1968)!

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We're joined by Vincent Prince as we go all in on David Mamet this week. We tackle his new release and how it fits into his filmography. We also cover his HBO TV film, Phil Spector!

Join us next week for Hurry Up Tomorrow (Shults, 2025) & Purple Rain (Magnoli, 1984)!

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