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Out on Netflix, "Bad Trip," like "Borat," is a movie where actors go around and do things to provoke a response from people they run into.  It has some exceptionally funny moments in it, but Josh can't help but watch this sort of movie and wonder about all the moments where the pranks didn't go as planned.  Is he the only one?

In the first of a 4 part series leading up to the Academy Awards, Mike and Kenny discuss the Actresses and Actors nominated for best supporting performances. For additional faith notes for most of the nominated films see the episode posts at   https://revkennydickson.com/

Best Supporting Actress:

Maria Bakalova  Borat Subsequent Moviefilm

Glenn Close     Hillbilly Elegy

   An awareness and appreciation for life, and not taking life for            granted.

   Filling voids in life with service and purpose.

   Living into God's goodness, image, and likeness.

   Call to love oneself as way of loving God and others.

Olivia Coleman   The Father 

   Following call and finding strength to stay, serve, and love               others, especially in the midst challenges and trials.

Amanda Seyfried    Mank

   The purpose and need of Biblical teaching for humility.

   Using God given talents for righteousness and not misuse them       for personal revenge and punitive purposes.

Yuh-Jung Youn      Minari

The obligation and call to serve and love family and neighbors.

The need to come to know those in one's care.

Best Supporting Actor:

Sacha Baron Cohen     The Trial Of The Chicago 7

   The obligation to stand, risk, and even suffer for rightiousness.

   The call to oppose pressure and temptation to reject and deny          beliefs.

   The call not to retaliate against hate and violence.

Daniel Kaluuya    Judas and the Black Messiah

   The responsibility leaders and governments have to shepherd         citizens under their care. (Jesus as Good Shepherd)

   The command to love enemies and end cycle of violence. 

Leslie Odom Jr.    One Night In Miami

   The faith to answer God's call to serve and use God given                 talents for righteousness.

   Demonstrates the purposes of community: support,                         accountability AND reconciliation following disagreements.

Paul Raci   Sound of Metal

   Maintaining faith and overcoming brokenness and loss.

   The place and transformative power of community.

LaKeith Stanfield    Judas and the Black Messiah

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Le 7 évoque le cycle parfait, abouti, achevé. C'est la création du monde en 7 jours de la Genèse, les 7 couleurs de l'arc en ciel ou encore les 7 merveilles du monde. Mais au ciné aussi le chiffre 7 aussi revient souvent : Les Sept Mercenaires, Les 7 Samouraïs, Sept ans au Tibet, Sept Rogen...

Et 7 fois-ci, place aux Sept de Chicago d'Aaron Sorkin, scénariste à succès qui enfile pour la deuxième fois seulement la casquette de réalisateur et vient squatter comme beaucoup la maison au gros N rouge.
De quoi laisser à la Team Fais Ta B.A. le temps de revenir sur sa carrière et sur cette histoire made in USA qui a fait vibrer les rues de Chicago en 1968, le procès des Chicago Seven.

Puis en deuxième partie d'émission, on reste sur Netflix et on passe à David Fincher (pour qui Sorkin a d'ailleurs écrit le magistral The Social Network, tout est lié) pour revenir sur son dernier film, Mank.
Vu depuis, qu'en est-il alors après s'être fait sa B.A. précédemment ? Douille ? Pas douille ? L'hommage poussé aux années 30 nous a-t-il donné mal à la tête ? Toutes les réponses dans notre Match Retour !
Et spoiler alert : des avis noirs, des avis blancs, des avis noirs et blancs !

La B.A. de l’épisode (à voir avant ou pendant l'écoute):
- LES SEPT DE CHICAGO d'Aaron Sorkin : bit.ly/3vpdzNv

Le MATCH RETOUR de l'épisode 45 : (45:46)
- MANK de David Fincher

~ Enregistré le 07 mars 2021 à Paris ~

Regierung entscheidet heute über mögliche Lockerungen, Gratis-Testkits ab heute in den Apotheken erhältlich, Golden-Globes gehen an Nomadland und Borat 2

With the inauguration, Politics still being at the forefront of everyone's news feed, and Memes of mittens flooding the streets, we take a look at Cancel Culture, "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm", and give our list of our Top 5 Political Movies!

The Review we reviewed:
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In this episode: Borat 2 (2020); The King of Staten Island (2020); The Invisible Man (2020); Friendsgiving (2020); The Hunt (2020); 21 Bridges (2019); Robert the Bruce (2019); Hunt For the Wilderpeople (2016); Benjamin Button (2008); Freaks (1932); Rotten Tomatoes: Star Trek Edition

Velkommen til Filmfeber - podcasten som dekker alt av ulike sjangere og epoker i filmhistorien.  Vi tar oss for en ny film denne gangen, og det er tid for pute-TV med "Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm" (2020) med Sacha Baron Cohen i hovedrollen. Det er en hyperaktuell film som sparker i alle retninger med en mer politisk Cohen enn noensinne, med fokus på blant annet valget i Trumps USA og koronaviruset. I panelet er som alltid Pål Gundersen, Tommy Larsson og Per-André Nielsen. Vil du sende inn spørsmål kan du enten gjøre det på instagram: Filmfeber eller mail: filmfeberpod@gmail.com. God lytting!

Haley and Ellis discuss Larry Charles's 2006 film Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan & Jason Woliner's 2020 sequel Borat Subsequent Moviefilm.

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Jagshemash! Colton and Andrew reunite with Kazakh reporter Borat Sagdiyez fourteen years after his road trip across America in 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm'! Very nice!

00:00:00 - Intro 

00:01:33 - 2020 Election Update

00:08:31 - Colton's Fun Fact of the Week!

00:11:41 - 'James Bond' Actor Sean Connery Dead at Age 90

00:14:48 - Disney Removes 'Death on the Nile' and 'Free Guy' from Release Calendar

00:18:20 - Jon Stewart to Return with Current Affairs Series for Apple

00:20:50 - 'Assassin’s Creed' Live-Action Series in Development at Netflix

00:27:05 - 'The Midnight Sky' Official Trailer

00:30:33 - 'Songbird' Official Trailer

00:34:13 - 'LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special' Official Trailer

00:37:02 - 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm' (Non-Spoilers and Recommendation)

00:58:30 - 'Borat Subsequent Moviefilm' (Spoilers)

01:20:24 - Catching Up With Andrew (Building a Booth, Robinhood Update, 'The Mandalorian', Voting on Election Day, 'Ellen's Game of Games', 'Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark')

01:31:48 - Catching Up With Colton ('Scooby Doo and the Witch's Ghost', 'Scooby Doo and the Ghoul School', 'Beetlejuice', 'The Witches', 'Rocky Horror Picture Show')

01:45:01 - Conclusion/Outro

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WaWaWeeWa! This week, Janson and Sky discuss the second Borat movie, "Borat Subsequent Moviefilm" with someone who met one of the stars unknowingly as she was in character around Washington D.C.

Jordan joins the podcast to discuss his interaction while working at a Network news station who interacted with Borat's crew -- but he is also on to discuss his love for the movie as a whole!

Q Anon, Debutante Balls, the Holocaust, Babysitters and more are discussed because to Borat, nothing is off limits!

Very nice!... NOT!

After watching ‘Borat Subsequent Moviefilm’ the crew felt a bit unsettled. The reason? It was pushing a political narrative that just did not fit. Even Paul (who loved the first Borat when it came out in 2006) thought it was one of the worst movies he’s ever seen… In addition, Sean thinks this style of comedy is unethical and uncomfortable. Also, Jen is back and has thoughts too! 

What did the first Borat get right that the sequel got wrong? What made it so unbearable and unsettling? Was there anything enjoyable about it? What actually happened in that Rudy Giuliani scene? Join Sean, Paul, and Jen as they discuss all this and more on this week’s episode of Out of Frame: Behind the Scenes.

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Join the family for the 100th episode!  In Pop or Bust we discuss Watch Dogs Legion, Borat 2, Queen's Gambit.

We also discuss Apex Legends new season, My Next Guest Needs No Introduction, Devil's Road, and more!