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This week, we watch another Best Picture nominee from the past year. This film showcases Cate Blanchett’s immense talent in the role of a world famous conductor based in Germany. Leave your expectations behind, because this film does many things different than typical character studies. Tar (2022), directed by Todd Field.

In this weeks episode of the world’s-fastest-movie-review podcast Jackson and Mike review two new films!!! First ‘TAR’ Renowned musician Lydia Tár is days away from recording the symphony that will elevate her career. Starring Cate Blanchett, Noemie Merlant, Julian Gloverand Mark Strong. Then a quick review of ‘THE GOOD NURSE’ A Nurse is shocked when one of her colleagues is found responsible for the murder of dozens of patients over a period of sixteen years without being charged. Starring Jessica Chastain and Eddie Redmayne.

Step right up!  The con men are fighting for your attention this week with two deceitful features.  First up is the back-alley carnival noir of Nightmare Alley, followed by the sunshine bright bantering of Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.  Keep an eye on your wallets, please… #nightmarealley #guillermodeltoro #dirtyrottenscoundrels #frankoz

An ambitious carny with a knack for manipulating people hooks up with a psychiatrist that is even more dangerous than he is.

On this week’s episode…

Join the crew as we discuss Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett, Toni Collette, and Willem Dafoe in Guillermo Del Toro’s book turned movie, Nightmare Alley (2021).

Show Notes:

Housekeeping (2:45)

Back of the Box/Recommendations (11:58)

Spoiler Warning/Full Review (18:02)

Rotten Tomatoes (75:16)

Trivia (83:05)

Cooter of the Week (91:12)

What We’ve Been Watching (103:02)

Hotline Scream (118:44)

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On this week's episode, Tessa and Tricia discuss "Where'd You Go, Bernadette," all of the reasons why Cate Blanchett is queen, and bernadette-ing as an art form.  Just let her LIVE, Elgie.  Jesus.

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Podcasting in the time of corona.

The AwardsWatch Emmy Podcast returns and this week I am joined by Kevin Jacobsen and Amanda Spears to talk about the Limited Series categories and the state of television in the ever-changing landscape the coronavirus pandemic has created. 

We open by talking a bit about our own personal experiences with the outbreak, the lockdowns and our existential thoughts. My sincere apologies for any of my coughing that comes through, I've been battling a severe dry cough (no fever!) and did the best I could to stifle it. 

Even with the new season of Fargo out of the mix (production had to halt because of the virus and it won't make its April debut), the Limited Series races are jam packed with great content, most especially the lead actress and supporting actress categories. Full of Oscar winners and nominees, Emmy winners and nominees, both are set to be the most exciting of the season. 

This podcast runs 47m 15s with intro and outro.

Opening: The trailer for HBO's Watchmen

Closing: "New York City By Day" by Thomas Newman from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of Desperately Seeking Susan

Corey and Kendyl are back for the movie adaptation Where'd You Go, Bernadette? (2019), still worrying over the portrayal of mental illness in this story, but also discussing how sympathetic the characters are and how the movie focuses the book themes.

Question of the Week: Do you think that the film successfully portrays that need for a creative outlet or does it do a disservice to conversations about mental health?

“Where’d You Go, Bernadette” and the False Dream That Art Will Fulfill You - The New Yorker

How “Where’d You Go, Bernadette?” Handles Mental Health - Refinery29

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Allen's colleague Cait Bazemore comes on for a lively discussion of the emerging trend of women wearing more complex mechanical tool watches, and how the watch industry is shedding it's old-school attitudes toward so-called lady's watches. From Serena Williams to Cate Blacnhett and Lindsey Vonn, badass women are wearing some seriously badass watches these days.

Das 15. Zurich Film Festival steht vor der Tür. Artistic Director Karl Spoerri und Senior Programmer Christian Jungen sprechen über das Programm, die Schwerpunkte "Grüne Welle" und "Speaking the Truth". Spoerri verrät, wie das Festival an Stargäste wie Roland Emmerich und Oliver Stone herankommt und blickt zurück auf die Anfänge, als das Feuilleton über Stars wie Sylvester Stallone das Näschen rümpfte. Jungen wollte von Spoerri auch wissen, wie er sich fit hält für die Arbeitstage von 6.30 bis 23.30 und Spoerri fragte seinen Nachfolger, was dessen Eindrücke nach 5 Monaten im Team seien.

For the season 2 finale of UNHCR’s podcast series, the actor and UNHCR Goodwill Ambassador Cate Blanchett talks about what keeps her Awake at Night. Describing her experience of working with UNHCR and meeting refugees as “one of the great privileges of my life”, Blanchett reflects on how it has profoundly altered her perception of human suffering and the capacity to hope.

Today we’re sitting down with television, film, and theatre actress Necar Zadegan. From her break-out performance on the hit TV series 24, to her starring turn on Broadway with Robin Williams in the Bengal Tiger at the Baghdad Zoo, and her roles in Girlfriend’s Guide to Divorce and currently in NCIS: New Orleans, Necar has built her career playing fierce, powerful, and passionate women who always leave us wanting more. 

She shares how her upbringing afforded her exposure to the arts from an early age and how her parent’s encouragment kept her going as she ultimately found herself on stage in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival at 16 years old. After a few years in the theatre honing her craft and obtaining a literature degree, she made her way to Los Angeles, and shares how her determination to find collaborative relationships guided her into a career on screen. From her audition for 24, to reading for a play workshop that ultimately lead her to Broadway, she honestly answers a few of the listeners questions, and shares how she goes about trusting her voice, winning the room, and making fans of future collaborators. 

Prior to that Necar scoring her star level turn as Delia Hassen on the mega-hit Fox TV series, '24' for Season 8, her television credits include "Harry's Law,""A Gifted Man","CSI: Miami," "The Shield," "Nip/Tuck," "The Unit," "NCIS," "How I Met Your Mother," "Lost" among others. Necar graduated with honors from the University of California at Santa Barbara with a degree in English Literature.

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Alright Team! Get your tanks ready, wet suits on, and get your helmets set to pipe in the sweet and savory voices of Brandon and Tyler as they discuss the 2004 Wes Anderson film "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou". So buckle up because it's going to be a wet and wild ride

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Wanneer de ouders van Lewis komen te overlijden moet hij bij zijn excentrieke oom Jonathan gaan wonen. Oom Jonathan leeft naast een vreemde buurvrouw, in een vreemde buurt, in een vreemd huis, waar vreemde dingen gebeuren. Er is iets vreemds aan de hand met de mysterieuze tikkende klok in het huis. Wat zal er gebeuren als het laatste uur geslagen heeft? 

In deze aflevering geeft Nils zijn spoilervrije review over The House with a Clock in Its Walls. 

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