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In this delayed episode, Luke Annand and returning guests John Johnstone V and Jordan Ferguson discuss Luke Annand's Best Films of 2020 and Best Films of 2021 lists.  Along the way, they rave about a future cult horror classic, nitpick action sequences involving transit buses and admit to film study screw ups.

Best Films of 2020
1.  Minari
2.  Nomadland
3.  Da 5 Bloods
4.  David Byrne's American Utopia
5. The Nest
6.  First Cow
7.  Promising Young Woman
8.  The Father
9.  Another Round
10.  Pieces of a Woman

Best Films of 2021
1.  The Green Knight
2.  The Power of the Dog
3.  Dune
4.  The Tragedy of MacBeth
5.  Drive My Car
6.  Nightmare Alley
7.  Licorice Pizza
8.  Flee
9.  The French Dispatch
10.  Last Night in Soho

In the latest episode of What's Your Limp? Jordan talks with actor Paul Walter Hauser (Richard Jewell, I Tonya, Cruella). 

Paul quickly climbed the ranks in Hollywood and has worked with some of the best actors and filmmakers in the industry. But it all makes sense when you watch his performances, because he holds his own with every legend he's shared the screen with. Not only that, but he's a genuinely good person, which explains why so many people are so eager to work with him. 

However, even though Paul has built a career for himself that 99% of actors would kill for, it hasn't been without his struggles. In this episode, Paul opens up about his insecurities from imposter syndrome, to body image issues to anxiety and more. He also dives into how he's attempting to better himself as a person and is actively working on making necessary changes.

Paul is an incredibly humble, honest, genuine and kind-hearted person. He's one of those people you can't help but root for - and I think all of that is apparent in this conversation.

Andras Jones & Bryan Connolly host the 1st annual NOSCAR AWARDS where we celebrate the films that got no Oscar love and some that got Razzie hate with special guests ZACK CARLSON, SKINNER MYERS, JEN BROWN, AJ GONZALEZ & NIGEL FULLERTON sharing their nonminations for the best in cinema in 2020.

NOSCARS: Rules of Inclusion
1. If a movie is nominated for an Oscar it does not qualify for a NOSCAR. All other movies are eligible.
2. We count Made for TV movies,  mini-series and TV shows.  We watched all of this on TV last year anyways. Why differentiate?. 
3. Films and film artists nominated for Razzies receive special positive attention on behalf of cinema.
4. The titles nominated have to have been released between Jan 1, 2020 and March 1, 2021. 

And here are your NONminees…

NONMINATED FILMS (Nonminators in parentheses)
12 HOUR SHIFT (Jen Brown)
AFTER MIDNIGHT (Jen Brown)
AMERICAN UTOPIA (Bryan Connolly)
AUDREY (AJ Gonzalez)
ALLEN VS FARROW (Andras Jones)
&
BY THE WAY, WOODY ALLEN IS INNOCENT (Andras Jones)
BIT (Jen Brown)
BLOW THE MAN DOWN (Jen Brown)
BAD BOYS: FOR LIFE (Nigel Fullerton)
BILL &TED: FACE THE MUSIC (Nigel Fullerton)
COME TO DADDY (Jen Brown)
DEATH of A LADIES’ MAN (Andras Jones)
EXTRA ORDINARY (Jen Brown)
FIRST COW (Andras Jones)
FREAKY (Nigel Fullerton)
GOLDMAN V SILVERMAN (Bryan Connolly)
HUBIE HALLOWEEN (Bryan Connolly)
HIS HOUSE (Jen Brown)
IMPRACTICAL JOKERS: THE MOVIE (Bryan Connolly)
I’M THINKING OF ENDING THINGS (Andras Jones)
KAJILLIONAIRE (Andras Jones)
KNIVES & SKIN (Jen Brown)
LET THEM ALL TALK (AJ Gonzalez & Andras Jones)
LUCKY (Jen Brown)
LOVERS ROCK (Skinner Myers)
ON THE ROCKS (AJ Gonzalez)
PALM SPRINGS (Nigel Fullerton)
POSSESSOR (Jen Brown)
RESIDUE (Skinner Myers & Andras Jones)
RIFKIN’S FESTIVAL (Andras Jones)
SCOOB (Nigel Fullerton)
SMALL AXE (Complete)
SWALLOW (Jen Brown)
THE BURNT ORANGE HERESY (Andras Jones)
THE KID DETECTIVE (Andras Jones & AJ Gonzalez)
THE HUNT (Nigel Fullerton)
THE PERSONAL HISTORY OF DAVID COPPERFIELD (AJ Gonzalez)
THE TRUE ADVENTURES OF WOLF BOY (Jen Brown)
THE VAST of NIGHT (Andras Jones)
THE WRONG MISSY (Bryan Connolly)
VALLEY OF THE GODS (Andras Jones)

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The Golden Globe nominations are here and we have surprise, snubs and some people we knew would be locked in.

This time though, we're doing it a little differently. Instead of going category by category we're going to talk about and break down some of the performances, movies, tv shows and musicals we saw that are on the list and talk about why they should or shouldn't have been nominated.

We're also talking snubs. Where is Jurnee Smollett? Where is Zendaya? Where is ANYONE from Da 5 Bloods? Do you see a trend? We do!

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Ladies and Gentlemen we're returning one last time the shitshow that was 2020 for a final look at some of the films we didn't cover too much on the awards episode. We highlight a few hidden gems and films we maybe judged too harshly on initial release. 

Check out the films we cover on this one as we felt they were worth a rewatch and should be widely available for you all now.

OK, “reel” talk. 2020 was…interesting. It was definitely the most unique year of film in the last century of moviegoing. But throughout all the weirdness, we here at Cinemaholics found ourselves captivated by no small number of great projects from veteran filmmakers, first-time directors, and plenty of independent voices. In our annual “best of the year” show, we each discuss our general thoughts on 2020, our honorable mentions, and of course, our respective Top 10 choices. Plus, we share voicemails from some of you listeners discussing your favorite films of 2020.

Show Notes:

• 00:00:00 – Intro
• 00:03:00 – Our general thoughts on 2020 in film, and the films we haven’t had a chance to see yet
• 00:23:50 – Our Top 10 Films of 2020

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Esta semana Rafa, Diego, Thomas y Mónika dan sus recomendaciones de la semana, analizan la película #Alive, recomendada por nuestro oyente Marco Brenes, y Thomas nos recomienda la serie Daredevil en la sección “Series viejas que hemos visto, pero no estamos viendo actualmente, pero que todos deberían de ver”, aunque Rafa no está muy convencido. 

• 0:00:00 Intro
• 0:00:28 ¿Qué estás viendo? 
  • Diego: American Murder: The Family Next Door, Remastered: Tricky Dick and the Man in Black, Initial D.
  • Thomas: The Trader, John Was Trying to Contact Aliens.
  • Mónika: Ratched.
  • Rafa: Da 5 Bloods.
• 0:13:18 SVQHVPNEVAPQTDDV: Daredevil.
• 0:23:15 #Alive (sin spoilers)
• 0:28:21 #Alive (full spoilers)
• 1:07:23 Despedida

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We are so used to the narrative of the Vietnam War being told through a masculine lens; male politicians, sending male soldiers to Vietnam, movies about male soldiers and male historians writing all the textbooks. But there is a group whose perspective we don’t hear from very often, and that is the Vietnamese women who fought for the Viet Cong. Hanoi Hannah and the Perfume River Squad, it is time to hear to hear your stories.

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2. Why do you think that women have not been allowed in combat roles in the armed forces for such a long time? What is the thinking behind these kinds of restrictions?
3. Can you think of a reason why western textbooks do not generally include the role that women played in the Vietnam War?
4. 50 years later, the former Perfume Rive Squad member explains “I wanted to liberate myself, liberate my homeland, and liberate other women.”  Explain her perspective on the Vietnam War and her motive for making the statement.
5. What is the implicit and explicit meaning behind Hanoi Hannah’s announcement, “Do you miss your families and homes? They are questioning why you are here. In America there is no unity, there is violence, there are protests against you.”

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Theo Dumont (@iamtheodumont) is the co-founder and co-director of the Oscar qualifying Hollyshorts Film Festival, and co-founder of the Mammoth Film Festival. As managing partner at Alta Global Media, he's spearheaded media relations, publicity, and strategic marketing campaigns for films like Da 5 Bloods, Shades of Blue and BlacKkKlansman. In this episode we talk about the importance of guerrilla marketing, the future of the entertainment industry at large, what filmmakers can do to stand out at festivals, and more!
 
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Released by Disney's Buena Vista Pictures in 1995, the unsung Hughes Brothers Vietnam War-era crime thriller "Dead Presidents" received a features-packed Criterion Collection laserdisc release the following year, but is so far not available on Blu ray (the DVD release was bare bones). In this episode, Andrew and Kate look back at the cult classic with a stunning soundtrack and still-relevant subject matter.

After a prolonged and unexpected absence, Mike and Adam return to fill you in on what's been going on during the 2020 pandemic and quarantine. This surprise (and spontaneous) conversation covers what movies and shows have come out recently, and what's worth checking out while we're all stuck at home.

EPISODE #15 - ON DEMAND - Four Vietnam vets reunite in a search for their fallen comrade – and some gold bullion, and a young man trying to escape his father’s shadow...
 
 1: Da 5 Bloods (02:30)
 
 2: All Day And A Night (50:05)

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This week, Tre’vell and Jarrett are talking about hip hop mogul Curtis Jackson, better-known as 50 Cent. 

The rapper turned actor, producer and sometimes internet troll has been in the news cycle recently due to a string of comments he made while visiting Lil Wayne's radio show where he labeled Black women as bitter and angry while ridiculing them for failing to be exotic.

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 Unlike Fiddy, who hails from the exotic isle of...South Jamaica... Queens.[/caption]

We'll discuss the misogynoir, toxic masculinity and just straight-up immaturity behind some of the rapper's worst public moments and discuss what it is about 50 Cent that made audiences love him in the first place!

But first…

A Tough Question

If you're following Jarrett and Tre'vell on the medias social, chances are you saw Jarrett's tweet about our current state of affairs.

This week, we want to know how you're coping during COVID-19 and how you strike a balance between being cautious and living your life.  

DIS/Honorable Mentions

This week, Tre'vell has an honorable mention cooking for the Queens Chloe and Halle and their latest album Ungodly Hour. These young sisters did what needed to be done and have all of the range.  

Jarrett has an honorable mention for MSNBC's Joy Reid whose new show The Reidout.

An honorable mention to playwright and show-runner Katori Hall who joins Bullseye with Jesse Thorn guest host Tre'vell Anderson on NPR this Friday to talk about her new show P-Valley. Both Tre'vell and Jarrett took over the Bullseye desk this week. You can catch Jarrett's interview with Da 5 Bloods' Norm Lewis here. You can stream P-Valley here. 

An honorable mention for Jarrett, from Jarrett for the anniversary of him breaking the Melania Trump speech plagiarism story. 

Lastly, a special mention goes out to friend to the show India Arie who helped get us together about something we mentioned on last week's show. We've never been so pleased to be dragged!

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• Dark
• Rambo: Last Blood
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On this podcast, Jim was joined by BanterFlix's resident 'Disney Queen' Victoria Brown and local filmmaker Jim McMorrow as they reviewed in spoilerific detail about Brett and Drew Pierce's new horror movie The Wretched and we also chatted about some of the latest movie news and releases, including Spike Lee's Da 5 Bloods.

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