Explore " julianne moore" with insightful episodes like "Bonus Ep. 005 - 2nd Annual Oscars with Oscar", "Analysing Perceptions & Facts in ‘Anatomy of a Fall’ & ‘May December’ | Is This Cinema?", "May December + Paper City", "Poison" and "May December with Gouda, Chili Oil, & Hot Honey Grilled Cheese" from podcasts like ""Cinephilia", "Popcorn for Dinner", "The Screen Show", "Hit Factory" and "Critique-Opolis"" and more!
We're alive! and we've brought an old friend! Recorded live from Oscar's apartment we talk about the 96th Annual Academy Awards. Who got snubbed? What films are the most overrated? And does Julianne Moore have enough hot dogs? Its another Oscars with Oscar!
Join Priscilla, Jess and Jibbz on this week's 'Is This Cinema?' episode as they dive deep into Justine Triet's 'Anatomy of a Fall' (2:16) and Todd Haynes' 'May December'! (45:31).
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Fresh from an Oscar nomination for Best Original Screenplay, Todd Haynes talks bout his feature May December.Â
Just in time for Sundance festivities and a whole new cycle of 'May December' discourse, we're back to discuss Todd Hayne's 1991 debut feature 'Poison'. Both the winner of the Best Feature Award at the aforementioned Park City festival and a characteristically controversial release from the filmmaker, 'Poison', based in part on the works of queer author Jean Genet, is a gripping triptych of tales (subtitled "Hero", "Horror" and "Homo" respectively) shot and edited in distinct styles and formats and brimming with righteous fury, contemplation, and provocation around the subject of queer identity in the wake of the AIDS crisis of the 1980s.
We discuss the film's narrative gambit, and how it layers each entry in the triptych atop one another in brilliantly considered ways to achieve thematic continuity even as each element interrupts the work's stylistic coherence. Then, we discuss the controversy surrounding the film and how it became a culture war issue amongst right-wing figures and politicians seeking to undermine the National Endowment for the Arts. Finally, we talk about the most recent controversies and discourse surrounding Hayne's most recent work 'May December', and why many well-intentioned viewers aren't as far removed from the reactionary critics of the filmmaker's work from years past.
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We are SLICK! We forgot to tell you guys the title of this movie during the podcast. This week, we reviewed 'May December' with Natalie Portman & Julianne Moore. The title is a reference to inappropriate, amorous relationship between a much older person and a juvenal. With subject matter heavily borrowed from the Mary Kay Letourneau case in which a 34 year old teacher puts the hussy moves on a 7th grader and emotional (and legal) fallout destroyed a ton of people's lives. In short, this movie is all about the giggles.
Also, I teach you how to make a grilled cheese that will make you throw out your Kraft singles.
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We love romcoms here, and apparently ones that have punctuation (see below) in their titles are higher on the list. This time we are discussing Giff's choice of Crazy, Stupid, Love. This wonderful film has a big cast starring Steve Carrell, Julianne Moore, Emma Stone, Ryan Gosling, Kevin Bacon, Marisa Tomei and more! How does one movie satisfy all these actors and storylines? Listen to find out.
Then stick around for our lists of Top 5 Romantic Comedies. Is this one prestigious enough to make the cut? How about Love, Actually? Can anything beat When Harry Met Sally...? This episode is a little crazy and a little stupid, but you're sure to love it!
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It's the Fruitless Christmas special. Chris Barker and Alien (aka Stewie Griffin DJ) join Josiah to discuss Children of Men (2006), the incredible craft behind the film, and the politics of hope and futurity.
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Boob gays Matt & Bowen overcome the Sunday Scaries to catch up on the culture as of late. They react to May December and discuss Julianne Moore's lisp, Charles Melton's stunning performance and how the ending of the film recalls Tár. The hosts go on to anticipate The Color Purple, inquire about people who are somehow still Scientologists, and express how they feel when they are told to "shut the fuck up". All this, RHOM, RHOBH, RHOP, a scheduling and planning of Matt & Bowen's ultimate EGOT wins, what the Kennedy Center Honors for Mariah Carey might be like, whether or not we need reputation TV just yet, Disney's Wish and that company's weird year, and whether or not we can just have good old fashioned "mama slay" for once. This episode has huge tits.
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May December – written by our guest this week, Samy Burch – tells the serpentine tale of a TV actress, Elizabeth (Natalie Portman) who descends upon the home of a family founded on scandal. Two decades have passed since Gracie, portrayed by Julianne Moore, and her now-husband Joe, played by Charles Melton, hit the headlines after beginning a relationship when Gracie was in her mid-thirties and Joe was just thirteen years old. Elizabeth, researching the couple ahead of a film based on their lives, joins the couple (now married with kids) and attempts to understand what makes them each tick. In the process, she discovers that debris still remains from the tabloid storm that engulfed their lives. And we, as an audience, discover that Elizabeth herself has exploitative, machiavellian tendencies of her own.
It’s a story that Samy wrote in 2019 after landing on the idea with her partner, Alex Mechanik. “What would make a 36-year-old woman start an affair with a seventh grader?” you may be wondering – in which case, you’re not alone. Gracie’s former husband echoes those exact words in the film. But May December isn’t interested in answering that – not declaratively, at least. This is a film that refuses absolutes, asking more questions than it answers.
Does the twenty years of stability and apparent happiness that Joe and Gracie have shared together justify the wrongs of how their relationship began? Does the family life they’ve built paper over how predatory and problematic Gracie’s behaviour was, in initiating a sexual partnership with a kid whose voice must only just have broken? And what does it say about us, that as a culture, we’re so drawn to the transgressions of people like Gracie? Are we as parasitic as the prying actress who dismantles their lives, almost on a whim? These are all questions left to us to ponder after its credits roll. They’re also questions that Samy was delighted to give her take on, in my revealing conversation with the first-time screenwriter. Spoilers ahead, so be sure to watch the fantastic May December first before tuning in.
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Today Shanea shares really exciting news in the next chapter of her life! Here’s a hint - the gripe girls will be in the same timezone soon! Woo hoo! They also discuss a novel and show they’ve read and are now watching - the book “Lessons in Chemistry” written by Bonnie Garmus was adapted into a series and released this month on Apple TV and Shanea finally caught up so they were able to watch episodes 1 - 3. So, SPOILER ALERT - if you haven’t read or watched it but planned it, or care, you may want to stop listening after the 1st segment until you’re all caught up! Otherwise, press play and join in on the fun!
"The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" is an expertly crafted thriller that keeps the audience on edge. Peyton's transformation from the ideal nanny to a sinister figure is chilling and impeccably executed, leaving viewers in suspense. "The Hand That Rocks the Cradle" has made an enduring impact on the psychological thriller genre. Its influence can be seen in many subsequent films, and it continues to be celebrated for its unwavering suspense.
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Film writer, editor, and podcaster Jake Tropila joins from Los Angeles to discuss the Coen Brothers' 1998 comedy 'The Big Lebowski', starring Jeff Bridges, John Goodman, Julianne Moore, and Philip Seymour Hoffman. Though middlingly received both critically and commercially upon release, the film has gone on to become a genuine cult classic, launching a cottage industry of fan screenings, conventions, and even a religion.
We discuss the film's patchwork of influences, including larger-than-life characters withing the Coens' orbit and the works of author Raymond Chandler, especially as adapted by Robert Altman for his 1973 film 'The Long Goodbye'. Then we discuss the film's unrivaled cast, including a superb John Goodman, who turns in an awards-caliber performance as the gun-toting, militant bowling enthusiast Walter Sobchak. Finally, we discuss the film's windy, inarticulable plot, and the way that its mechanics might conceal a deeper level of criticism about the sociopolitical landscape of America on the eve of The End of History.
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Join us on this thrilling episode as we delve into the latest buzz from the world of sports and entertainment. First up, we unpack the seismic trade that rocked the NBA, as Bradley Beal, one of the league's premier shooting guards, finds himself donning the vibrant orange and purple of the Phoenix Suns. We explore the implications of this mega-deal, examining how Beal's arrival could transform the Suns' roster and elevate/ruin their championship aspirations. With analysis, speculations, and insider insights, this segment is a must-listen for basketball aficionados.
In our next segment, get ready for a dazzling time as we dive into a film that continues to captivate audiences decades after its release. We present our heartfelt review of "Boogie Nights," the critically acclaimed movie that took the world by storm. From the all-star cast, including Mark Wahlberg, Julianne Moore, and Burt Reynolds, to the expertly crafted storytelling by director Paul Thomas Anderson, we explore why this film is considered a masterpiece of the era. We discuss its themes, memorable moments, and the lasting impact it has had on cinema. Whether you're a fan or a newcomer to this cinematic gem, our review will take you on a nostalgic journey filled with movie magic.
Lastly, we confront a shocking revelation from the world of basketball as Ja Morant, the electrifying young point guard, faces a stunning 25-game suspension. We uncover the details behind this disciplinary action, analyzing the circumstances that led to such a substantial penalty. From the impact on Morant's team, the Memphis Grizzlies, to the league's stance on player conduct, we provide a comprehensive examination of this headline-grabbing suspension. Tune in to hear our thoughts, opinions, and the potential consequences for Morant and the Grizzlies as they navigate this challenging setback.
Don't miss this action-packed episode, where we bring you the latest news, intriguing movie discussions, and thought-provoking sports analysis. Strap in and join us for a wild ride through the world of sports and entertainment!
This week we are watching the 2011 romantic comedy: Crazy, Stupid, Love. This film stars a lot of famous people including Steve Carell, Ryan Gosling, Julianne Moore, Emma Stone, Marisa Tomei, Kevin Bacon, Lio Tipton and the Queen of Dubious Netflix rom coms herself, Joey King. Cal's world is turned upside down when Emily, his wife of 25 years, tells him that she wants a divorce. Wealthy, handsome and charming Jacob offers to help Cal get back into the dating game after watching him kill the mood in Jacob's favorite pick up spot night after night.
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After three years on the air, we say our goodbyes to our listeners and to this podcast. No guests, just a finale with the two of us each discussing a personal favorite, Alex's Kingdom of Heaven and Davis' Children of Men. It would not be the end without a news segment and this one, while limited, features the WGA strike, Dune Part II news and of course the trailer for Gran Turismo. Then, we delve into what makes Kingdom of Heaven a truly underrated epic, how historians reacted to the film's release, and what went wrong with the theatrical cut. As for Children of Men, it is one of the best films of all time, Davis can cry just thinking about it, there are great moments characters and sequences throughout. All will be discussed in the finale of WEGL's premiere movie podcast.
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