Josh is joined by The Rewind's Kristen Stewart Correspondent Kayla Stetzel to talk about  Stewart's new collaboration with writer/director Rose Glass, "Love Lies Bleeding." They discuss how Glass, a British filmmaker, created a late 80s vibe with queer characters in New Mexico, the movie's depiction of bodybuilding culture, the performances from Stewart, Dave Franco, Ed Harris and breakout star Katy O'Brian and much more! Spoilers throughout!

Episode 355: Love Lies Bleeding

Josh is joined by recurring guest Daniel Lima and Josh Brown for a double feature. First, they discuss Ava DuVernay's "Origin" and whether it should have just been a documentary, if its thesis statement is such that that documentary would have even been necessary, why someone would attempt to dramatize Travyon's Martin's death in a narrative feature and much more. Then, they talk about "The American Society of Magical Negroes" and if the premise of a secret society of black people who placate white people's feelings it one that could work in the right hands, if this is the mode in which Justice Smith finally worked as a leading man and much more! 

Edited and Produced by Daniel Lima.

Episode 356: Origin and The American Society of Magical Negroes

Josh is joined by recurring guest Holden Martinson as they take their vows and discuss "Immaculate." They discuss how the film did in creating a haunting atmosphere in a convent, whether it struck the right tone in critiquing the Catholic church, Sydney Sweeney's leading performance and much more! Spoilers start at 21:42!

Episode 357: Immaculate

Josh is joined by recurring guests Josh Brown and Elijah Howard to talk about the newest collaboration between Alex Garland and A24, "Civil War." They discuss how Garland brought to life a more divided America than ever through vivid imagery, if the film's world-building was sufficient, if Garland injected politics into the film in a helpful way, the performances from a cast led by Kirsten Dunst and much more!

Episode 358: Civil War

Josh is joined by Action Movie Correspondent Daniel Lima to talk all about David Leitch's "The Fall Guy." They discuss if the film should have been even more of a movie about movies, how much mileage it got out of the chemistry of its stars, Ryan Gosling and Emily Blunt, the quality of the action and much more! Spoilers throughout! 

Produced and Edited by Daniel Lima.

Episode 359: The Fall Guy

Josh is joined by recurring guest John Pulice to discuss Luca Guadagnino's "Challengers." They break down the love triangle at the center of the film and how it revealed itself in a non-linear way, the performances from Zendaya, Mike Faist and Josh O'Connor, the different ways the tennis scenes were shot, the propulsive score and much more! Spoilers throughout!

Episode 360: Challengers

Josh is joined by Music Superfan Correspondent Rachel Lichtenstein to escape into the land of fan fiction to talk about Michael Showalter's "The Idea of You." They discuss Anne Hathaway and Nicholas Galitzine's chemistry as a couple with an age gap and fame disparity, if the film drew too heavily from real life events involving Harry Styles, their most awkward real-life celebrity encounters, the quality musical performances and much more!

Episode 361: The Idea Of You

Josh is joined by recurring guest Arjun Kaul for the most logical of double features. First, they discuss Jane Schoenbrun's "I Saw the TV Glow"  Beginning-48:16) including its insights into young people's relationship with media, how it uses such subject matter to comment on gender identify, its unique narrative structure in the latter half of the film and much more! Then (48:17-End), they break down the latest entry into the Planet of the Apes franchise, “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes” including whether they managed to develop compelling new characters in the shadow of Andy Serkis’ Caesar, it the dearth of human characters made the storylines any less engaging, the interesting ways the film set up the franchise moving forward and much more!

Episode 362: I Saw The TV Glow - Kingdom Of The Planet Of The Apes

Josh is joined by recurring guest Josh Brown for a double feature. First (Beginning-45:05), they discuss Richard Linklater's "Hit Man" including how Glen Powell fared in his first outing as the sole lead of a movie, how the story kept them on their toes, how Linklater and Powell's script made them think about their own identities and much more! Then, they talk about Jerry Seinfeld's "Unfrosted"(45:06-end) including why the legendary comedian wanted to take on such a venture in the first place, if there were enough laughs to justify said venture, which of the star-studded cast equipped themselves best and much more! 

Spoilers for Hit Man start at 33:42!

Episode 363: Hit Man - Unfrosted

Josh is joined by recurring guests Josh Brown and Daniel Lima to head out on the town in Miami as they talk all things "Bad Boys: Ride or Die." They discuss if they are surprised that Will Smith is still a big box office draw after a precarious few years out of the spotlight, the film's impressive action set pieces, if as Florida residents they felt the filmmakers depicted the state realistically, if the plot held together enough, or if it was fun enough that the answer to that questions didn't matter! 

Edited and produced by Daniel Lima.

Episode 364: Bad Boys: Ride or Die

Josh Jurnovoy is a lawyer who spends way more time watching movies than any lawyer should. He talks about those movies with his friends and records the conversations.

Episode 361: The Idea Of You

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