In this episode we delve into an in-depth discussion about Nickel Boys, directed and co-written by RaMell Ross. We explore the film’s narrative style, and the powerful storytelling derived from its poignant backdrop. We also discuss the technical aspects of filming, and the thematic depth portrayed by the actors, particularly Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor. We get into speculations about the film's Oscar nominations and the impact of its crucial scenes.

In this episode we explore Brady Corbet's film 'The Brutalist.' The film centers around an architect from Budapest who survives a concentration camp and moves to the United States to rebuild his life. They discuss their impressions, emotional reactions, and the film's intricate details. They also touch on the performances by the cast, including Adrian Brody, Felicity Jones, and Guy Pearce, and examine the film's unique visual and narrative style.

00:00 Introduction and Movie Overview

00:54 Initial Impressions and Emotional Reactions

02:03 Visuals and Second Viewing Insights

03:27 Length and Intermission Discussion

04:55 Artistic Ambition and Challenges

10:58 Architectural Themes and Symbolism

40:34 Analyzing the Film's Emotional Impact

46:09 Artistic Vision and Legacy

49:33 The Meaning of the Epilogue

59:06 Final Thoughts on Performances

In this episode we dive deep into the Bob Dylan biopic, analyzing the film's approach to the music icon's life. We reflect on the unique narrative style, the performances, and the direction by James Mangold. We also explore how the film's portrayal of Dylan's music and persona may introduce new fans to the legendary artist's work.