Explore "francesmcdormand" with insightful episodes like "Episode 71: FARGO (1996)", "#332: A Garden You Never Get to See // The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021)", "Chloé Zhao is the first Asian woman to win Best Director", "Problems with The Academy Awards" and "Francis McDormand gives one of her best performances in Nomadland" from podcasts like ""NostalgiaCast", "Adaptation Podcast", "Movies By McManus", "Movies By McManus" and "Movies By McManus"" and more!
It's nothing but "Oh yeah"s, "You betcha"s, and "Dontcha know"s as NostalgiaCast '90s Palooza takes a fond look back at 1996's black comedy crime classic FARGO! Film critic Josh Bell of the Awesome Movie Year podcast joins Jonny and Darin for their double-dip into Coen Brothers territory, to chat about the next-level performances, shocking violence, and Minnesota niceties that make up the Coens' finest film of the decade. You're darn tootin'!
The Adaptation team talks about The Tragedy of Macbeth (2021), how some choices change and enhance the material, and what does (and does not) make a sympathetic antihero.
Question of the Week: What was your favorite shot in the film?
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Clip from Nomadland - MBM Podcast Ep. 24
Welcome to Movies By McManus, a new YouTube channel and Podcast discussing movies, TV, books, comics, and all types of media in the context of who created it and what effect it's trying to have on the world.
Short video breakdowns hosted by Greg McManus and accompanying long form podcasts hosted by Greg and his brother Michael McManus will be released every week.
Follow us on social media @moviesbymcmanus
Clip from Nomadland - MBM Podcast Ep. 24
Welcome to Movies By McManus, a new YouTube channel and Podcast discussing movies, TV, books, comics, and all types of media in the context of who created it and what effect it's trying to have on the world.
Short video breakdowns hosted by Greg McManus and accompanying long form podcasts hosted by Greg and his brother Michael McManus will be released every week.
Follow us on social media @moviesbymcmanus
Clip from Nomadland - MBM Podcast Ep. 24
Welcome to Movies By McManus, a new YouTube channel and Podcast discussing movies, TV, books, comics, and all types of media in the context of who created it and what effect it's trying to have on the world.
Short video breakdowns hosted by Greg McManus and accompanying long form podcasts hosted by Greg and his brother Michael McManus will be released every week.
Follow us on social media @moviesbymcmanus
Clip from Nomadland - MBM Podcast Ep. 24
Welcome to Movies By McManus, a new YouTube channel and Podcast discussing movies, TV, books, comics, and all types of media in the context of who created it and what effect it's trying to have on the world.
Short video breakdowns hosted by Greg McManus and accompanying long form podcasts hosted by Greg and his brother Michael McManus will be released every week.
Follow us on social media @moviesbymcmanus
Clip from Clip from Nomadland - MBM Podcast Ep. 24
Clip from Nomadland - MBM Podcast Ep. 24
Welcome to Movies By McManus, a new YouTube channel and Podcast discussing movies, TV, books, comics, and all types of media in the context of who created it and what effect it's trying to have on the world.
Short video breakdowns hosted by Greg McManus and accompanying long form podcasts hosted by Greg and his brother Michael McManus will be released every week.
Follow us on social media @moviesbymcmanus
"Osbourne...Cox" 😑
"Osbourne...Cox" 😑
Kenny and Mike discuss the Tragedy of Macbeth and spot faith elements reflected in the Joel Coen film starring Denzel Washington and Frances McDormand.
Faith Elements:
God's warning against coveting power, influence, wealth etc. vs. contentment in one's position in life.
Living into Paul's teaching of the importance of every part of the body and the Body of Christ. Every function of the body is important and vital to the health and life of the body and Body.
The Biblical understanding of the nature of leadership is to serve rather than be served.
Temptation and seduction of worldly and unrighteous power and influence feeds and eventually feeds off insecurities, disappointments, and unfaithfulness in life.
Summary: Today, Holly and Devin connect to discuss books that feature writers as their protagonists. They review how the protagonists’ writing careers are used as catalysts for plot and for character growth. Publicity and fandom are a major theme across both books, and they end by agreeing that writers as protagonists is only effective when the author of the book itself is adept and not using it to be lazy and “writing what they know” too much.
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Keywords: Misery, Stephen King, Tia Williams, Seven Days in June, Writers, Horror, Romance, Macbeth, The Tragedy of MacBeth, Don’t Look Up, Denzel Washington, Frances McDormand, Leo DiCaprio, Jennifer Lawrence, Literature, Books, Reading, Bookish, Pop-Culture
Note: This episode was recorded several months ago.
The guys review eventual Best Picture winner, Nomadland, and, in doing so, reassess the critical response to Sean Penn’s Into the Wild. Joe revisits a beloved film trilogy. Michael catches up on a 2020 documentary. Jared discusses the horror of Kiyoshi Kurosawa.
This week on Drink in the Movies Michael & Taylor Rescreen Robert Altman's Short Cuts and provide a First Impression of the next Rescreening episode title, Fritz Lang's The Big Heat.
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This week it's a celebration of National Treasure Frances McDormand, fresh off her Oscar win, as the guys review NOMADLAND and pair it with Ms. McDormand's (and the Coen Brothers') screen debut, BLOOD SIMPLE. Plus an all-McDormand Speed Round, more drops than you can shake a stick at, and the retirement of our Cure for COVID segment (despite COVID still being a very real threat please get vaccinated k thanks bye).
Lisa, Dean and special guest Paul Sullivan wade through the detritus of the weirdest Oscars since Rob Lowe sang with Snow White
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