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Airrion looses track of time and Nate can't stop looking at Leo's eyes.  After podcast takeovers and #Snowzilla, the Movie Nightcap crew are back in the saddle and discuss The Revenant including its gorgeous visuals and Oscar chances.

In this 70th episode of 'Catching Up', Kevin discusses the films he's been watching as part of the Independent Spirit Awards, including 'Love & Mercy', 'James White' and '99 Homes'. Then, Seabass joins in discussing the latest #OscarsSoWhite developments. Next, Kevin and Seabass do a brief review of 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens'. Finally, they review the bold new Leonardo DiCaprio film 'The Revenant'.

Theme Music is 'Crimson Fly' by Huma-Huma

End Music is 'The Revenant Main Theme' by Ryuichi Sakamoto

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  We look forward to the return of the X-Files to TV, and we also celebrate the lives of famous entertainers who have left this world too soon, such as Alan Rickman, David Bowie, and more.

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  We look forward to the return of the X-Files to TV, and we also celebrate the lives of famous entertainers who have left this world too soon, such as Alan Rickman, David Bowie, and more.

  Thanks for listening,

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In Oscar Podcast #34, recorded Sunday, January 17th I am joined by Gold Rush Gang members Kenneth Polischuk and Evan Kost to comb over what got snubbed (Carol!) and what overperformed (Room, The Revenant). 

We run down our predictions in all of the top categories (who's the frontrunner - Spotlight? The Revenant? The Big Short?) and talk about the exhaustive research into categories like Costume Design, a branch of only 20 people in the Academy. But research and analysis is the cornerstone of the AwardsWatch member doing Oscar predictions and it's often what sets us apart from most punditry. 

We conclude by addressing the ongoing controversy and conversation of the omission of people of color in the acting nominees as well as gender and sexuality still being issues for a majority of voters. 

Whenever you find yourself in the woods alone and happen to witness a couple of cute cuddly bear cubs frolicking about you can be damn sure there is a momma bear somewhere nearby. Quietly she stalks as you unknowingly lose your sense of awareness transfixed by just how adorable bear cubs are. You dream of that story where you raise a cub of your own until it comes of age and you have to – with great sorrow—give the bear back to its mother nature.

Years later you return to the same spot where you released the bear into the wild with hopes of catching a glimpse of your old furry friend. Weeks pass and with every visit you lose hope, and then on the last day you see him, however, you’re unsure of its identity. The bear slowly approaches. Your first instinct is to back away. You step back but there’s something about this bear, “it is you Ol’ Boy?” Ol’ Roy is name you gave him after the bear one day rummage through a bag of Old Roy dog food and made quite the mess.

Awww, you chuckle at the memory.

You feel its warm breath upon your cheeks. Apparently you daydream way too much. The bear is upon you sniffing your scent.

“Hey, Ol’ Boy.”

You reach to pet the bear’s head, but something happens. The bear backs away and rises to a stance unto his two hind legs. He towers over you now, some two or three feet. You’re staring up at him when you feel the warmth of piss streaming down your leg.

The bear reaches out and bats you towards his massive hairy underbelly, and then you feel the comfort of his embrace.

SMACK!

The two bear cubs scamper off as momma bear mauls you to death.

Moral of this tale:

There is always something lurking in the woods, dumbass.

In This Episode…

Gay Bears
Is the term “Bear” an insult or compliment within the LGBT community?

Movie Recommendation: The Revenant

Opening Tracking shots
Super Jail on Cartoon Network and hyper violence.

Yakuza 5 Boss Fight
Bear fight between Caprio and Bear reimagined.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHgEAtGebb4

Best Bears
Mike Ditka
Country Bears, not-so-much.
Care Bear Stare
Jerry and Funshine Bear

Are Sloth Bears Lazy?

We Bare Bears

Forgotton Po and Kung Fu Panda

Dreamworks gets emotional.

Norm of The North
Chris walks out.

Bear vs Cat

Ask Google: Did Bugs ever go up against bears?

Bears and Tecmo Bowl video game.

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Jay and Cybill pack their muskets full of smoke and head deep into the wilderness to experience Alejandro Iñárritu's,"The Revenant". Is this the film that finally wins Leonardo DiCaprio his first Oscar? How did they make the film so visually stunning? How difficult were the conditions? How complex was Tom Hardy's character? Was it too dark and arty for mass consumption? Find out the answers to these questions and more in episode 56 of The Smoking Screen!

This week on the InSession Film Podcast, Nathan from The Empty Theater joins us to discuss Leonardo DiCaprio and Tom Hardy in The Revenant as well as the best shot films of 2015. We finish off the show talking about The Revenant director, Alejandro G. Iñárritu, who has become a very polarizing director over the last few years with a lot of hate being thrown his way. 

- The Revenant review (9:29)

- Top 3 Best Shot Films of 2015 (41:53)

- Alejandro G. Iñárritu Controversy (1:18:09)

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In this, our 30th podcast, I welcome back a couple of Gold Rush Gang members (one current, one former) to talk about the most recent box office flops (Steve Jobs, Our Brand Is Crisis, Freeheld) and the three new Oscar hopefuls that debuted this weekend: Spotlight, Brooklyn and Trumbo.

We also dig into our Screen Actors Guild nomination predictions which finds Long Pham defending his handful of sole predictions (like Joel Edgerton in Black Mass) and Dennis Kelly coming in with some smart stats as he always does. 

In our 29th podcast I welcome back Todd VanDerWerff, the Culture Editor of Vox.com to talk about the strange year of Oscar punditry and the 'wait and see' type of predictions that have been slowly settling in over the years and is especially evident this year. Is old fashioned predicting gone forever?

We dig deeper into how we think AMPAS looks at films year to year, how with Suffragette, Carol, Room and Joy that this might be an actual 'Year of the Women' in film and what that means for Oscar's Best Picture race.

We also talk about the Joy screening that happened last week. Two AwardsWatch members were there and reported back to me on their findings and the piece I wrote caused quite a stir in the Oscar prognostication community. Will it or The Revenant or The Hateful Eight break the December curse to be an Oscar Best Picture?

Don't forget to follow AwardsWatch on Twitter at @awards_watch and Todd at @tvoti. 

And hey, this podcast is under an hour! Perfect for the commute home or to work, on the treadmill or while hate-watching the newest season of American Horror Story: Hotel!

In this summertime podcast I'm joined by special guest Anne Thompson of Thompson on Hollywood at IndieWire. Anne is a gal in the know and having her on this podcast is a treat. We're talking about the fall festivals, what may or may not be happening with Sony Pictures Classics' Miles Ahead, possible category fraud this season and we look at each of the major studios in the Oscar hunt: 

What is Sony Pictures Classics' #1: I Saw the Light or Miles Ahead or Son of Saul?

What is 20^th Century Fox’s #1? Joy or The Martian or The Revenant?

What is The Weinstein Company’s #1? Carol? The Hateful Eight?

What is Warner Bros' #1? Black Mass or Our Brand Is Crisis?

What is Focus Features’ #1? The Danish Girl or Suffragette?

What is Fox Searchlight’s #1? Youth or Brooklyn?

All this and more in a tight 40 minutes!

It's a new Oscar season (yes, in April) and we're back with the Awardswatch Oscar Podcast. This year saw some shakeup in the Gold Rush Gang and I welcome the return of Long Pham and congratulate newcomer Adam Norbury to the group. 

In this first podcast we talk about (very) early 'frontrunners' like Carol, Joy and The Danish Girl as well as explore possible nominations for The Revenant's Leonardo DiCaprio, Demolition's Jake Gyllenhaal and Me and Earl and they Dying Girl's Olivia Cooke. 

We also look at the recent announcement that AMPAS's Board of Governors might be considering a return to a 5-nominee slate for Best Picture and how we feel that's going to shake down as well as our personal opinions on it. 

This is a short podcast (1hr 15m-ish), a record for the Awardswatch Oscar Podcast. But don't get used to it. It's early. 

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