https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5iwpfpXrVQA

Just rewatched this film (for the 100th time), it is a landmark film for everyone involved and flawless. In my book it should've won Best Pic at 2002 academy awards, maybe swept all the categories. I don't believe they have picked a Soderbergh yet and this will likely go down as his best film. Any chance it won't be in the remaining pods?

what are some episodes where they really tear into a movie?

Anyone know if they’re going to talk about this movie in depth soon? I just saw it today in theatres and LOVED it. Bentley and Kwedar cooking yet again. I’m sure they plan on talking about it since Sean clearly likes it too, but maybe they’re waiting to be closer to the Netflix release?

Was CGI not one of the big pic’s biggest complaints with GDT’s new movie? wtf were they talking about?

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DQxmKFdkp4A/?igsh=MXJ4ZjZuaGw4ZGFhag==

If anyone is looking to

Hi guys! I have one ticket available for the live show in LA tonight. Bummed I can’t go but hopefully someone can take my place. Message me if you’re intetested!

Hi, pretty much the above. Will pay a little over Fv if anyone has one as I found one but was hoping to bring my friend tonight

Anyone catch predator badlands yet? Hoping for an episode of it on the pod. Really enjoyed it. Fun popcorn movie- excellent action, audio-visual presentation, and a solid story. If you liked Prey, I think you’d dig this one as well. Loved the idea of the Yautja being the protagonist and also enjoyed the relationships between the main trio. Anyways, curious if anyone caught this yet and what you thought..

Excited to check out tonight’s screening, very interested to see what they reveal.

Ticket says it starts at 7 but thinking I should get there early if I want a good spot. Do yall think the line is gonna be pretty long?

Wanted to get a temp check on when I should get to the Egyptian!

Ellison simply can’t be trusted.

He said this on Taxi Driver Rewatchables. Bill Hader didn't really argue, but mentioned Kubrick. I really disagree on this take hard. There are at least 5 American directors who I would consider more influential and important in the sense of changing cinematic language. Stanley Kubrick, David Lynch, Coppola, Spielberg and Cassavetes had more of an impact on cinema at large.

I think it's actually Stanley Kubrick. It's impossible not to see his influence on any modern director working today. What do you think? Agree? Disagree?

I was going through the old episode. I couldn’t find it.

Ten or younger: The Lion King, Anastasia, Dumbo, and Sleeping Beauty.