35 Burst results for "Academy Award"

America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Dr. G and Mr. Reagan Discuss the Lead Actors in "The Karate Kid"
"Here, karate, same thing. Either you karate do, yes. Or karate do no. You can't do queso. Just like blip. Understand? And understand. Just like grape. Let's talk about these two actors. The lead in the supporting actor, a Pat Morita actually got an Academy Award nomination for this movie. A guy who'd been known, oh, I got to send you some of these images. We'll talk about these a little bit later, but talk about the double play. I actually think Ralph's performance is very solid. Talk to us about Ralph talk to us about pat. Oh, it's perfect casting, isn't it? Yeah. They said, oh, we need a genuine authentic Japanese actor to play this. Let's get an American born dude from California who was unhappy days. Yeah, that's perfect. Somehow this guy, I mean, this is all phony. His accent is phony, but he does such a great job. I mean, it's really masterful. And like I said, they picked the best guy for Daniel, really because he does have that touch of awkwardness that I think makes him very relatable. These days, they want to cast you as either like Asperger's level nerdy or they want to cast the hero as certainly better than anyone else ever in the history of the world. And it's probably going to be a black lesbian. But she's going to be amazing. So I've got a genius. But back in the 80s, they realized what the best person to play the lead in most movies is the average guy. Let's bring in somebody who's average. She's got a little bit of problems. But here was the magic about this that I don't think really people recognized at the time, but looking back, I think people have recognized a little bit more. I certainly did watching this time. This is actually a father and son movie. Of course. This is a movie because you think of it as like Obi-Wan Kenobi or even Yoda, right? There's obviously hints of that. When I was a kid, that's kind of how I viewed it. But looking back, I realize Daniel did not have a father.

AP News Radio
'Everything' wins best picture, is everywhere at Oscars
"Everything everywhere all at once won 7 Academy Awards last night, including best picture. I'm Archie's are a letter with the latest. Daniel Kwan of the directing team the Daniels says everything everywhere all at once is what the world needs at this moment. It's a shotgun blast of joy and absurdity and creativity. Michelle Yeoh, Jamie Lee Curtis and kehoe Kwan won acting awards for their roles in that film. Kwan says he went for years with his agent telling him there was no work for him. Hopefully when I called my agent tomorrow, he would give me a different answer. Brendan Fraser won the best actor award for his role in the whale

The Big Picture
"academy award" Discussed on The Big Picture
"The studios could enter a lottery of some kind and make it all participate. This show is telecast on ABC, which is of course owned by the Disney corporation, The Little Mermaid, this a Disney movie, it was a truly synergistic sponsored content moment. We watched the trailer of the movie, which I did not think looked very good. I thought it looked absolutely terrible. And we were like, okay, that's pretty lame. They put a trailer in the middle of the show that came directly from the company that put on the show. I wasn't like appalled by that because it's like, that's biz. That's Hollywood, you know? Like they're gonna sell their stuff. But when you and I, do an ad read, or I don't know. When you do an ad read for ozempic. Are you fully behind it? All right, we're not gonna play the ozempic game on this podcast, okay? Jimmy Kimmel was willing to. I know, that's the Patreon. But in our line of work, when you do sponsored content, you have to label it as sponsored content. And they came out and they started giving a very serious speech to the camera about the power of storytelling and worlds beyond and what community can bring you and blah blah blah blah blah. And then there's like this creeping realization that they're introducing a trailer. But they never say this is a trailer for our movie, The Little Mermaid, which is made by Disney, which owns ABC, which is the network that you are watching, this Oscar is on. Like they didn't do any of it. Where is the FTC? You have to label the shit on Instagram. This is how Andrea riseborough got in trouble and now the academy is like no problem. Here you go, whatever. I'm just saying I would be mad. There's probably some backroom politicking that is behind all this and I'm sure we'll see some reporting, but you know the ABC's contract with the Oscars runs through 2028. There's been some speculation over the last year that they would try to find their way out of that deal. Also, linear television is going the way of the dodo. Sure. We've been told over and over again, ratings don't even matter anymore. Everybody's streaming everything. There was no way to stream the Academy Awards, is that right? So, you know, I wonder if this was like a please stick around. Please pay us out for the remaining four years on our contract and this lucrative deal that we signed 5 years ago. Sean, when you post your Blu-ray player, little spahn cons on your Instagram, you have to post ad on it. Do you know that? And if you're a subject to those rules, then so are the president. I don't post any spawn. I'm only spawned by Paul Schrader's movies, all right? There's no spawn going on here. That'd be incredible if you became influencer and started doing spin confidence. The lonely men about films from the 1970s. Yeah, that's beautiful. I take your point. Anyway, I'm just saying. I was hoping that that moment

AP News Radio
Oscars 2023: How to watch the 95th Academy Awards today
"Since 1961, the red carpet at the Academy Awards is not red. It champagne colored. They're also will be a roof over it, not just in case of bad weather, but so that it looks like an evening event. While most of the country watched the Oscars at night, celebrities started arriving in Los Angeles at 3 p.m., Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel says he likes the look. I think the decision to go with a champagne carpet rather than a red carpet shows how confident we are that no blood will be shot. Speaking of Kimmel, this is his third time hosting the Oscars. He's only the 5th person to be a solo host at least three times, along with Bob Hope, Billy Crystal, Johnny Carson and Whoopi Goldberg, hope hosted or co hosted 19 times,

AP News Radio
It's almost Oscars time. Here's everything you need to know
"Chef Wolfgang Puck is previewing his annual Academy Awards menu. The world famous chef has been catering the Oscars for 29 years and he starts planning the menu about four to 6 weeks in advance. We make for years now our smoked salmon Oscars with Caviar and we make the chicken pot pie with black truffles and we make always different kind of ani lotes. Just as the Oscar nominees change every year, puck makes some changes to his menu. We're going to have a English try for a bit cherry and we're going to have fish and chips. The best way gluten free and I've been saying and then one SPS is done. We're going to have a beef Wellington. There will also be chocolate cigars and cocktails with gold flakes, puck is concentrating on the food, but he's also following the Oscar ceremony. It was really a good way to enjoyable movies. So I think Tom Cruise, maybe might not win, but he might win as they produce. And park smoked salmon is shaped like an Oscar. I'm Ed Donahue

AP News Radio
Everything you need to know about the 2023 Academy Awards
"Everything everywhere all at once leads the nominations for Sunday's Academy Awards with 11. I'm Archie's are a letter with a preview. The producers of the Oscars are promising a moment to start Sunday's show, but they won't say anything more. Executive producer Molly mcnair, who is married to Oscars host Jimmy Kimmel, says the show will acknowledge Will Smith smacking Chris Rock last year and then move on. She says they don't want to make this year about last year. Nominee Jamie Lee Curtis says she's living in the moment. I'm riding the wave. I'm having a good time. I'm feeling very much in my body and in my mind. And that's important to me. The Oscars will air live on ABC.

The Big Picture
"academy award" Discussed on The Big Picture
"I have said that tart should win basically every single other category, but this. And I think the tar is the best film that was released this year. Top Gun: Maverick as your friend Steven Spielberg and my friend Steven Spielberg never forget that. It was one of my favorite movies the last year reminded us saved movies. So is it really? Okay. We don't have time. Wrap it up. It didn't know it did it. John Wick four being three hours is like when I almost crashed my car just so you know, when I learned that on a podcast and I was like, I'm gonna have to see John Wick four. For this podcast. Yeah. And that was part of your argument that movies are back because I have to go watch Keanu Reeves. Three hours? Can we get back to the topic? So I'm happy, but you know what I was happy about was Top Gun: Maverick. You know what? Like millions of people around the world were happy about Top Gun: Maverick. Like bring it together. It would be good for the academy. It would be good for movies. It would be good for your best friend, Tom Cruise. It would be good for me. It would be good for this podcast. Just do it. Best movie of the year. Most successful movie I'm here. I'm happy for you. I'm happy that it exists. Everything everyone wants is going to win. It won. Sag, PGA DGA, and WGA. I know. Only four films I've ever done that all four of them have won the Academy Award. If it doesn't win, it will be a statistical anomaly, the likes of which the Academy Awards has never seen. And an online cultural nightmare. Correct. Now, I have made this case in the past about the extraordinary cultural shift that a movie that is largely influenced by the matrix Wong KAR wai Kung fu cinema and immigrant story with a largely non white cast from two filmmakers who got their start on YouTube that is widely influenced by meme culture. This is so far out of the realm of normalcy, despite the fact that it is ultimately a very sentimental story about family that makes people feel good. It's a crazy thing that this is an absolutely domineering force. And there's only been a few movies in this century that have cleaned up thus far in the way that it has. It's basically The Lord of the Rings The Return of the King, slumdog millionaire, and the artist. Those are the movies that have really kicked ass through every precursor.

The Big Picture
"academy award" Discussed on The Big Picture
"I think maybe you were sandbagging it about not knowing anything about prop bets. Let's move away from overruns. A few more outstanding bets. Will Tom Cruise be sitting in the first row of the Academy Awards? Yes. Do you think that he would agree to go? If he were seated in the second or third row? I'm concerned that he doesn't want to be in the first row, because if he's in the first row, now obviously when you're in the front row, you are kind of the mayor of that Academy Award ceremony. Your Jack Nicholson, your Brad Pitt, those are folks we've seen in the front Meryl Streep. These people have appeared in the front row. They're often a lot of jokes at their expense and or references to the power of their fame. Now the latter would be appealing to Tom Cruise the former, I'm not so sure. And Jimmy Kimmel is a friendly face for Tom Cruise. So I don't think that we're going to get anything untoward, perhaps in the way that we did it like the Golden Globes. Right. But I don't know. Like an open stage, you never know what's going to happen. There's a loose environment sometimes at the Oscars, someone during their acceptance speech could say something out of nowhere, it's a risk. I don't think that the risk diminishes if he's in the third row. I think once Tom crow, Tom Cruise walks into the room, he's Tom Cruise. Can I just kind of take another detour right now? I'd like to talk with you about the rewatchables, specifically the catch. This is going to be a long podcast. You want to do is this about the entirety of the rewatch? You know, you said start recording and we'll work it out in the pod. So here we are Sean. You and Chris and Bill, on the catch me if you can, podcast. Had something of a standoff about Tom Hanks for Tom Cruise. And when you say standoff, you mean I murdered Bill dead on that podcast with the idea of my takes. I gotta say, you made the case. And I think that you want, but I do think that you need to publicly apologize to Tom Hanks. But you were just like kind of disrespectful. In a way that is unnecessary for one of our great movie stars.

The Dan Patrick Show
"academy award" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"Just joining us, the breaking news Top Gun. Part two is nominated for an Academy Award. Best picture. And then the guys, of course, have turned on me here. They're trying to dismantle my great moment here with Tom Cruise and maverick. You want to go back to 1986, the original Top Gun was that when it came out? Yeah, it was released in spring of 86. Okay, now they did nominate ten movies back then. Correct. So best picture was 5 movies. I'll release an 86. Okay. Are any of these should Top Gun be in over any of these movies? A room with a view. I watched it. You know, it's one of those appeals to your wife. There's no jet fighters. No, no, there's just a love story. The mission don't know it. The mission. Well, top guns already better than that. Hannah and her sisters. I liked it woody own. I thought it was clever. Sounds lovely. Yes. Children of a lesser God. Is that William Hurt? I think so, yes? That's a very popular movie at the time. And the winner was platoon. That was a heavy hitter movie. Yes, it was. Now, guess what the highest was, would you put Top Gun the original? The OG in over any of those. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, there's a couple in there. I mean, the mission, there are no deaths from 12,000 feet in hand in her sisters. No, no. But you die laughing. Okay, blue, blue, blue. Highest grossing films of 1986 worldwide. Top Gun by far. Yeah. 176 million. Yeah, ball game. Then crocodile didn't eat. It should have been nominated. Try to kid two. Well, now it shouldn't have been nominated. Was the original Karate Kid nominated? Oh, I got a check. Oh, Daniel's son. I don't think so, but well, mister Miyagi was he nominated. Pat Morita I think was best supporting after him. Yeah. Back to school was a 100 million bucks. That's a sneaky great movie. Yeah, right, Martin. It's better than caddy shit. So did you guys mention the movie that one best picture that year? Yeah, Bluetooth. Platoon, you're gonna put, you're gonna take Top Gun over platoon? No.

The Dan Patrick Show
"academy award" Discussed on The Dan Patrick Show
"1115. Oh, Matthew. Yes. All right. I loved it. My wife goes, no. Was there a lot of kids there? Yes. Yes. That's unfortunate. All the kids in my wife. That's unfortunate. I thought, okay. You know what? Now I'm really questioning your judgment. Okay. Based on that. How can best, how can Top Gun two get nominated to Top Gun the first one was now? Well, we don't know what they were up against, and you didn't have ten movies that were nominated back then. Yeah. And maybe you had Kenny Loggins music. Maybe that was nominated for an Academy Award. Goose, best supporting actor, what a snub that way. It could have been? Could have been? See, this guy gets it. Poll question first hour. Top Gun maverick being nominated for best pictures to sign that culture is a dying decomposing collapse in your pitiful. Or eat all of the above. If we win a sports Emmy, I don't know if people are going, well, it's a down year. They might have a lot of money. They might. Are we the Top Gun? Are we the maverick? Okay. Of these shows. This is a sequel. And I'm okay with this. If we win, you can say whatever you want. Down here. It wasn't any good TV this year. I'm okay with that. Same crappy story retold. Yeah, maybe. Maybe, I don't know. We'll take it. Let's get on the mantle. All righty. Yes, I keep telling you that. What's the poll question today? You can go Top Gun. I don't care. I am validated. Okay, maybe we'll put up two. We'll do a Top Gun: Maverick poll question. We do actually have some sports themed poll questions. It's a toddler sent in a bunch of them today. All right. One of them is actually fun. Well, maybe some of them. By the way, this program brought to you by panini America, hottest rookies biggest superstars, the all time greats, panini trading cards, the official trading cards of the

AP News Radio
"Everything Everywhere All at Once" tops Oscar nominations with 11
"The sci-fi film everything everywhere all at once leads the Oscar nominations with 11. I'm Archie's are a letter with the latest. What's happening? Everything everywhere all at once is up for best picture and ten other awards, including Michelle Yeoh for best actress. The other best picture nominees are all quiet on the western front, avatar the way of water, the banshees of inas Sharon, Elvis, the fable men's tar, Top Gun: Maverick, triangle of sadness, and women talking. The Academy Awards will be held in Los Angeles on March 12th, Jimmy Kimmel will host.

AP News Radio
Oscar nominations will be revealed Tuesday
"The nominations for the Academy Awards will be announced this morning. I'm marching a letter with the latest. Family, art. It'll tear you into. The Steven Spielberg filmed the fable men's, the dark Irish comedy, the banshees of inno Sheeran, and the sci-fi indie film everything everywhere all at once are considered shoe ins to be nominated for best picture at the Oscars. There's a lot of people saying a lot of things. The biopic Elvis and the Cate Blanchett drama tar are likely contenders, will the academy nominee blockbusters, Top Gun: Maverick and Avatar the way of water would bring a populist element to the ceremony. The Oscars will be handed out march 12th in Los Angeles.

AP News Radio
Kevin Spacey pleads not guilty to more sexual assault charges in the U.K.
"Actor Kevin Spacey has denied more sex offense charges in the UK. Spaces pleaded innocent to 7 further sex offenses in Britain, which bring that the number of charges the Hollywood star faces in the UK to 12 Spacey a double Academy Award winner has already pleaded not guilty to charges that he sexually assaulted three men between 2004 and 2015 when he was the artistic director of The Old Vic theater in London. He's appeared via video link in a London courtroom on Friday, his trial is due to start on June 6th and last for three to four weeks. It's likely to be at the old Bailey the venue for Britain's highest profile criminal trials Charles

AP News Radio
Jimmy Kimmel to host the Oscars for third time
"Late night talk show host Jimmy Kimmel will return to host the Academy Awards I'm Archie Zara letta with the latest Jimmy Kimmel was the host of the Oscars when the wrong best picture winner was announced in 2017 He was the host in 2018 just as the me too movement was hitting its peak Kimmel will host for a third time when the awards are held on March 12th in Los Angeles Kimmel says in a statement it's either a great honor or a trap He says either way he is grateful to the academy for asking him so quickly after everyone good said no

AJ Benza: Fame is a Bitch
The Big Lie That Was Sacheen Littlefeather at the 1973 Oscars
"I didn't really heard too much about sashi little feather for years after that. But now her sister is really doubling down and exposing her sister her older sister for the bald liar she was and would go on to become and I'll tell you that story a couple of seconds. So rosalyn Cruz has been on a campaign since her sister passed away recently from breast cancer because it turns out such gene little feather was just an alter ego. Rosalyn was 15 years old at the time and couldn't believe what she saw on a TV set, just like we couldn't. She gawked and disbelief from their grandparents home in a very rural plot of California called Salinas. As this sasheen little feather, who she knew to be her 26 year old sibling, Marie Louise Cruz, perform what would become the most pivotal 75 seconds of her entire acting career. And now it's been a few weeks since the woman known as sasheen died a lot of better identity, and she died from breast cancer, not too long ago, a younger sister is just blowing the whistle on all her bullshit. And there are some really weird stories on who this woman really was and where she came from. So Rosalind couldn't wait to uncover all this stuff. And she went on a bit of a tear calling reporters and making the scene a different functions, what have you, and she felt the time is right now that her sister's dead, to really tell people the truth and who's sajin little federal really was. Because basically, she said that that whole stunt mortified her family. Because before a system of re left for the Academy Awards that night, she told the whole family, just watched the show. I can't tell you anything more, but just watch. And, you know, a few years earlier, the sister had started her acting career at the American conservatory theater in San Francisco, but still couldn't make a name for herself in Hollywood. So she cooked up something really crazy. So when they saw Marie identify herself as Apache, their grandparents, everybody's blown away. They'll never forget how they just stand at each other. Absolutely dumbstruck. And that moment marked the first time that her eldest sister claimed she was part of a tribe.

AP News Radio
Sacheen Littlefeather, Activist Who Took the Stage to Decline Marlon Brando’s Oscar, Dies at 75
"Actor and activist session littlefeather who declined Marlon Brando's Academy Award in 1973 has died of breast cancer according to her family She was 75 I'm Archie Sara letta with the latest When Marlon Brando won the Oscar for The Godfather he sent sacheen littlefeather in his place She wore a buckskin dress and spoke in protest of the portrayal of Native Americans on screen She got a mix of applause and booze little feather told reporters in 2010 after the ceremony at Brando's house it got worse It was bullet holes here And I looked at him and he looked at me and

WABE 90.1 FM
"academy award" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Had been writing and performing songs for more than 30 years with 7 Latin Grammys and one Academy Award to his name and his latest album Didn't they eat the info navigates the complexities touch and connection after so much time for social isolation or a director joins us now from his home in Madrid Thanks so much for being with us Hi Scott How are you I'm fine Thank you The name of your album translates to ink and time which suggests of course both permanence and impermanence What's behind the title Was actually the narrative of a very difficult year for writing for me It's the chronicle of a creative crisis actually Just let the ink and the time do the job don't get impatient Don't lose The hope because I for many months I actually lost the hope of getting you know the songs that I needed for a record and I found later that it had to be with the isolation of the pandemic I would write a lot but it wouldn't finish songs you know Because I needed that last contact Some may ask you about the opening track which is jazzy and often percussive spoken word piece It's called a plan master A master plan Love is Nadia And I think Revolutionary I've been looking for a master plan tell me I have this cousin of mine Which we grew up together in Uruguay then she had to emigrate to Venezuela Because of the dictatorship And we grew up separated although we were best friends when we were children And we.

Mike Gallagher Podcast
Fortune: A New COVID Wave; America Just Doesn’t Seem to Care
"Just read an article in fortune magazine that very interesting take. There's a big new COVID wave they're warning us. COVID COVID COVID is coming back. Coming back fall winter, here's the headline. A new COVID wave is probably coming and America just doesn't seem to care. I mean, fortune magazine is writing that people just don't aren't really panicking about another wave. Perhaps because we know there's going to be wave after wave after wave, and if you get it, you get it. That's the mindset. And I believe that there's more and more people coming to that conclusion. Anyway, a lot to cover, but my first question for you on this Monday. Let's start with Pocahontas ranting and raving. Definitely on the warpath, shrill, screeching, screaming, is that real? Is she acting? Is she just performing? Mike and Houston just sent me a text message. And the Academy Award goes to dot, dot, dot. But what about what do you think?

The Larry Elder Show
Will Smith Issues Apology to Chris Rock
"Now here's what Will Smith just now put out in a statement. And he finally has apologized to Chris Rock, and that should have been the first words out of his mouth when he won his Academy Award last night. Violence in all of its forms is poisonous and destructive. My behavior at last night's Academy Award was unacceptable and inexcusable. Jokes at my expense are part of the job, but a joke about Jada's medical condition was too much for me to bear and I reacted emotionally. I would like to publicly apologize to you, Chris. I was out of line, and I was wrong. I am embarrassed in my actions were not indicative of the man I want to be. There is no place for violence in a world of love and kindness. I would also like to apologize to the academy, the producers of the show, and all the attendees and everyone watching around the world. I would like to apologize to the Williams family, and my king Richard family. I deeply regret that my behavior has stained what has been and otherwise gorgeous journey for all of us. I am a work in progress, sincerely will.

Mark Levin
Will Smith Issues Public Apology to Chris Rock
"To update you and move quickly Will Smith apologizes to Chris Rock Maybe listens to the show mister producer Here's what he posted violence in all of its forms as poisonous and destructive My behavior last night's Academy Awards was unacceptable and interchangable Jokes at my expense are part of the job but a joke about Jada's medical condition was too much for me to bear and I reacted emotionally I would like to publicly apologize to you Chris I was out of line and I was wrong I'm embarrassed and my actions were not indicative of the man I want to be There's no place for violence in a world of love and kindness Okay Here we are The world of love and kindness

Mark Levin
Will Smith Would've Been Arrested Anywhere Else
"There was a time When the Academy Awards and the Golden Globes and so forth Were class acts the people were class acts It doesn't mean they weren't sleazy in their private life Most of them were many of them were anyway But those days are long gone which is why their raiding stink I don't know that what Chris Rock said deserve to be Whacked in the face but if you're upset about it if you're really upset about it after the Academy Awards in this case he won the best actor award Her movie I never watched In fact I don't watch any of them Nonetheless what you do is that that precedent you say something That there was way out of line what he did to my wife was so forth and so on and more people would draw attention to it Now what should have happened to Will Smith there Well let me ask you folks a question What if this were a 7 11 What if this were some other event a soccer game And what if the people weren't famous Will Smith would have been arrested on the spot

AP News Radio
Academy condemns Will Smith's actions, launches review
"The academy of motion pictures arts and sciences says it has launched a formal review of actor Will Smith slapping comedian Chris rock during Sunday's Academy Awards marches are a letter with the latest the motion picture academy says it condemns will Smith's actions and will explore consequences in accordance with its bylaws standards of conduct in California law the Los Angeles police department says it is aware of the slapping incident at the Oscars but the person involved has declined to file a police report Chris rock had made a joke about Smith's wife and Smith came onto the stage and hit him Smith later apologized to the academy when he won the Best Actor award but did not mention rock

AP News Radio
Oscars audience tops 15 million, exceeding last year
"Television ratings for the Academy Awards were up from last year but the show is not a run away hit it once was marches are a letter with the latest preliminary Nielsen figures show an estimated fifteen point three six million viewers tuned in for the Oscars on Sunday with a more detailed report expected Tuesday compare that to the twenty twenty Oscars which had twenty three point six million viewers and was the smallest Oscars audience ever until last year's pandemic Oscars which had nine point eight five million viewers producers trying to boost ratings this year by having three hosts an awarding eight categories before the broadcast the research company samba TV says the confrontation between Will Smith and Chris rock did not have a significant effect on viewership

The Dan Bongino Show
So Hollywood Is Celebrating Will Smith's 'Toxic Masculinity?'
"So just to be clear Hollywood which is just infested with not just liberals but radical far left leftist nuts moon bat crazy They insist to us that toxic masculinity Displaying masculine characteristics we would associate with chivalry and the old defending your wife in the old schools all toxic We should break down those barriers There'll be a better more harmonious world moving forward if we just dump these masculine characteristics So you get a guy who takes it to the extreme a comedian makes fun of his wife Chris Rock makes fun of Will Smith Will Smith walks up on stage smacks the guy on live TV in front of 13 million people He goes up 40 minutes later to accept his Academy Award Will Smith and everybody's like we love you will You're the greatest Oh my gosh will What are we doing without you These crying Everybody else is crying He's at the party He's singing getting jiggy with it later on I'm not kidding the video's out there He's dancing Everybody's taking selfies with him So just to be clear toxic masculinity is a horrible awful thing that's gonna lead to the destruction of society as we know it But go on stage and slap a guy get around to applause and get

WABE 90.1 FM
"academy award" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"To the side one two three and back one two three Told you I'd teach you So an intimate moment there on screen but also again what's it like to I don't know make a movie like this in particular with someone who you're so close to personally Do you talk about the movie over dinner and stuff or how does that work Jesse still has not seen the movie What It's crazy I'm like come on let's just put it on It's on Netflix now Come on man Well I'm watching the movie We can laugh together Whatever We'll watch it I think at this point it's just we will sit down and watch it or he will eventually But I understand to sometimes you make a movie and it feels like it almost feels like a little death when you watch it because you're like oh that's over with and that happened and I can't change it I don't know I find I enjoy everyone else's performances and then just really pick apart mine You feel self conscious Not self conscious It's just like oh my voice or this or that I just it's hard not to critique yourself while you're watching I mean it's like recording your own answer machine We all do it It's just I'm a radio guy I can relate for sure It's this beautiful film and it's over You're right It's over but now I think the next chapter is like all this talk with an Academy Award and it's Kirsten Dunst's going to get her first nomination What do you think about that Is that something that excites you Does it matter to you Listen of course it'd be so I mean for my mom my Friends my family yeah it would mean a lot Yes It's just like one of those things when you're an actor like one of your dreams in life is to win an academy Award you know what I mean It's just part of it I'd like to be cool and be like no I don't care but obviously I love to be nominated Is it your best work Is this the film you think you should get a nomination for at this point Oh wow now well listen I can't be like I should I shouldn't But I don't know I think a lot of these things are just the perfect storm I'm very lucky to be a part of a movie that's really good and everyone's really good in it and people are liking it You've been making movies for a long time something like 30 years since you were a kid Heavier priorities changed over the years or is there something else you want to do in Hollywood Besides get your kids out of town but like something else that you may not accomplish in the industry that you haven't I feel like this is just all so much more fun I think that that just comes with age like you just are more confident you question yourself less You give yourself permission to fail and all these things because it doesn't really matter You know what I mean It's just like were you a good person you know I just want to have good experiences and work with creative people that want to try and push things and make things.

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"academy award" Discussed on NoCo Now ? 1310 KFKA
"We. This is no co now presented by shanin agency. Here's tanner schwinn hour number. Two the denver nuggets. We're going to talk about them here. Just a minute him. The sports world they They seem to keep going through it but Our number two noko now here on northern colorado's voice thirteen ten kfi k. a. We'll get through the sports world here in just a bit talking about the oscars coming up later on in the program as well Want to be a part of the conversation today text. The girl texan nights. Seven zero four seven eight one three zero one nine seven zero four seven eight one. Three zero one text. Kfi a to that number will be subscribed and ready to go They accessory to the flare. Inhere poll question. Excuse me up on our facebook. Page right now Our facebook pages at noko now but are excessive. Flare poll question. What concert are you. Concert of the greeley stampede. Are you most excited about right now. dwight yoakam getting a vote here. like i said dylan scott's gonna be sneaky good gotta celtics are saying that Hardy but hardy does seem to be the on all right. Let's get into the sports world. Talking about does denver nuggets. It's looking increasingly with every passing day. The denver nuggets will be taking on. The los angeles lakers in the first round of the playoffs. Four versus five type of matchup with the la clippers sitting three games in front of the nuggets. And that's a that's a pretty short. A short stint to get those pickup. Those three games against the clippers. So what does that mean for the denver nuggets does that mean. All hope is lost will know when he talked about the lakers. Their nine games back there. Four games vaca from the nuggets but nine games back from the utah jazz. Who look like they're gonna hold onto that number one seat. This can be perceived a couple of different ways as the nuggets have found themselves sitting at thirty nine and twenty one. This can be perceived a couple of different ways. Okay is it bad luck because you're drying the defending champs with you assume by that point. Anthony davis lebron. James is going to be back so you get those guys in the first round. But there's a reason that the lakers sitting number five right now right. These team is beatable this year. And once you beat the defending champs then doesn't doesn't all that pressure off and say okay. We can go do this. So they're gonna the nuggets are gonna know right off the bat if they do end up which it looks like they will do end up keeping that four and five seed matchup. If that's where lands lands you gotta beat the best to be the best and the nuggets are just going to have to do it in that first round now. One of the things that they're going to have to do is get healthy will barton out for quote foreseeable future with what coach mike malone called Pretty significant hamstring straight. So this injury bug has been going around and obviously hit denver. Denver pretty hard. They obviously lost jamal. Murray but now barton suffered suffered a right. Hamstring strain early This was on friday night. They're lost golden state It's he says. Elul wilburton says on twitter little setback. Be back soon. Eighteen last meet this season. God always looking out so now you got jamal. Murray out for the season. Monte morris strained his hamstring earlier this week and has missed the past four games so now you got we'll part now to this is increasingly putting more and more stress on two men nicole. Yokich michael porter. Jr. what did they do in their last game against the The houston rockets. Game that they won twenty nine hundred sixteen porter put up a career high thirty nine points yokich at twenty four points though that's does to could turn into the dynamic duo and those two are a match of nightmare for a lot of teams because they do have so much talent. I mean yokich can bring the ball of obviously i. It's it's been said it's been stated by everybody and anybody who's watched this team at all. There's not a lot of people who do what yokich importer do thirty nine points. Are you kidding me. Fox pozo at thirteen assist. This team is still finding ways to win basketball games. They got a big one tonight. Seven o'clock against the memphis grizzlies. The grizzlies obviously a pesky team you as we saw the last time. These two teams faced took him into into double overtime for the nuggets to win that game. But they're taking on The memphis grizzlies and job rant. The nuggets four point favorites as it sits right now. How far could nicole yokich. Kitchen and michael porter jr. carry this team. They're going to have to. Beat the la lakers and the first round. I think it's a could. It could potentially be a blessing in disguise all right. Let's switch over to the colorado rockies. Eight and thirteen now. They're they're starting to some stuff together. I like i like to see it. They have one. Let's see here. Four of their last five games. They slept the houston astros last week. In a two game series they take this series from the phillies over the weekend. They win the final game. Twelve to two. So are i think this might be the whole show. A poll question today is your hopes are getting up a little bit of iraqis eight thirteen trevor story with a grand slam cap off a seven run fourth inning letting loose a shout to his dugout a big bat flip and the colorado rockies overcame to solo home runs by bryce harper to beat the phillies twelve to on sunday off. If they can start to get this. This would be one of the craziest stories out there. If the rockies can somehow be good this year if they can find a way to be competitive. It's going to shock me. But john gray. Six innings pitched to and roads six ks that type of pitching. That's going to be able to do it for you. You didn't need the twelve runs. Which got him. You only need three. Could we have spoken to suit on the rockies. I don't think so. I still think that they're going to be a bad team. But let's see. They won four of their last five They are back in action tonight. Starting a new series against The san francisco giants seven forty five first pitch As they take on the giants in san francisco Let's go over to the. I shall we with the colorado avalanche. This team is another tv chip contender. Who's playing football arena. They've got.

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"academy award" Discussed on Piecing It Together Podcast
"Race. I hope you enjoyed that. Conversation about the oscars will see if we were right about some of that stuff Thank you for joining me for the conversation. Check out her podcasts. Latin x lens and shuffle the pod. And while you're at it make sure your subscribe to piecing it together. you can. Of course subscribe to us wherever you listen to podcasts. If you're not already and if you like what we do here on the show make sure to rate and review us over on apple podcast or pod chaser and forget the follow us on social media at piecing pod and join our facebook group popcorn and puzzle pieces and of course most of all more than anything. Make sure to share the show with your friends because we love getting the word out all new people to come check out piecing it together We also have a patriot. The produced by david rosen patriots where i post advanced content from piecing it together as well as bonus content and stuff from awesome movie year and stuff from my music career so lots of great content over there. It's paycheck dot com slash by david rosen. Want support the show and everything else. I'm up to check that out. So let's closest thing out with a piece of music. Like i always do and i played this on the show a few weeks ago. But i'm gonna play it again because it fits the oscar theme This is a track called destined for greatness that i just put out as a new single available over on itunes apple music on spotify all the major digital music services you can buy the single or you can just stream it at at your favorite playlist but this is a coup triumphant inspirational type track so i thought it would be a good fit to play it again here and remind you all that i do. Have this new single out. So check it out There's a new blog post on my website about it and the creation of the track which was originally the score for a short film. So check out that blog. That's over on. By david rosen dot com and check out the single on all the digital music services and this is destined for.

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"Ra so hope you enjoyed that conversation about the oscars will see if we were right about some of that stuff Thank you for joining me for the conversation. Check out her podcasts. Latin x lens and shuffle the pod. And while you're at it make sure your subscribe to piecing it together. you can. Of course subscribe to us wherever you listen to podcasts. If you're not already and if you like what we do here on the show make sure to rate and review us over on apple podcast or pod chaser and forget the follow us on social media at piecing pod and join our facebook group popcorn and puzzle pieces and of course most of all more than anything. Make sure to share the show with your friends because we love getting the word out all new people to come check out piecing it together We also have a patriot. The produced by david rosen patriots where i post advanced content from piecing it together as well as bonus content and stuff from awesome movie year and stuff from my music career so lots of great content over there. It's paycheck dot com slash by david rosen. Want support the show and everything else. I'm up to check that out. So let's closest thing out with a piece of music. Like i always do and i played this on the show a few weeks ago. But i'm gonna play it again because it fits the oscar theme This is a track called destined for greatness that i just put out as a new single available over on itunes apple music on spotify all the major digital music services you can buy the single or you can just stream it at at your favorite playlist. But this is a A coup triumphant type track. So i thought it would be a good fit to play it again here and remind you all that i do. Have this new single out. So check it out There's a new blog post on my website about it and the creation of the track which was originally the score for a short film. So check out that blog. That's over on. By david rosen dot com and check out the single on all the digital music services and this is destined for.

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"Someone who I don't know has david fincher juan. Before as he or is he one of those at snub. I want to say that he's been snubbed. Without looking it up. I think he has not won. So i feel like this might be like a martin as type thing right right. Yeah i feel like Possibly he might win for For mink which. I love david fincher and i don't know if you should win for this one but if there's a time to give it to him maybe they're gonna think it's this time okay. Yeah that's fair. I'm gonna go with should win and will win for closure for nomad lands. I definitely see your point. Though with the the david fincher thing. I could see the academy doing that kind of thing but yeah i think it's clue as your though. I think. I think that she's got this one locked up and as we've been seeing these things don't always mean anything but all of the awards and all that stuff. They've all gone to her. And i just i think it would be crazy if she loses but i guess we will find out but what is something that you think should have been nominated again. I'm going to say Charlie kaufman that movie is just. It's just so good I know the story is just. I guess he suffers from just being too out there sometimes and maybe at face value people. What was that. I don't like it. But i think just every viewing you realize how much how good it is. And so i feel like his directing and also the writing is sometimes overlooked And not appreciated so. I loved like how he what he did in that movie so i feel like he should have got nominated as well. Yeah i i love it. I love it so much however not my pick for the should be as much as i love charlie kaufman. I do think that the movie is a little bit four. Charlie kaufman may maybe for the hardcore fans. One thing i one thing i noticed about twenty twenty there's a lot of amazing Debut films lot of first time filmmakers and one of them that i think would have been great to nominate was doria smarter. Sound of metal. That film is just so amazingly put together and just the way that tells the story in a way that's like unique and and it really is just firing on every cylinder from the from the sound design to the acting to the story to everything that comes together in that film I just think is just done. So expertly and Just one of the year's best so let's move on to the acting categories and we'll start off with supporting actress. We have maria. Buck lova for borat subsequent movie film glenn close for hillbilly elegy. Olivia colman for the father. Amanda see freed for mink and you-zhong yawn for monari Who do you think should win. And who will win. Who should win. I have to go with my clean Olympia coleman i mean. She's already one. But i feel like she should be up there with those two time. Oscar winning actress is i think she would probably be I don't know how many there are. But maybe julia roberts and meryl streep's won a few. So i think she's just as good and i feel like she should get it But i think will win. I think i would not be mad about this either maria back. I mean she's one some of the words leading up to this. And i don't know i think if you do that type of movie and what she had to go through. You deserve it as well. So i won't be. I won't be mad with either of those that would be great if she won I i agree with your should win. Livia coleman definitely is who should win in my opinion as far as will win. I'm going to go with the man to see freed from bank. I just think that she see it. Seems like the performance that would get awarded especially in a supporting Supporting category it just feels like the thing that would win to me and i have nothing more than that to say other than just it feels like it's gonna win but do you think should have been nominated. Yeah oh there is a lot of is hit to make up my mind. I wrote like a bunch of them. And then i'm league. How about you go first. And then i'll. I'm going to finalize my sure. Sure well my my pick. I think should have been nominated for this. This was definitely a little bit of a tough one for me. They're like you said there's a lot of great performances this year but once i thought like felt like they would actually get nominated. It was kind of a little bit tough to pick from I'm gonna go with olivia cook for sound of metal. Obviously i loved this movie so much and i love olivia cook. I mean everything that i've seen her in. I just think that she is such a great actress. One of the best young actresses working right now. And i just think it's such a strong and varied performance throughout the the time line of the film itself. And there's just so much to the character. And i just think that this would be a great place to Actually start recognizing her for the great work that she's putting in. Yeah i did have her on my list because The sound of metal. Like i don't know. I it was it was like she was in in the whole time when she did. I kind of longed for her. I mean rhythm. Ed is very good. I am not saying that. I didn't like watching him but like she was very captivating. Onscreen have to say. And i i. She's one of those actors. Like i've seen her before and i had to like liquor 'cause like where where was it but i remember she kind of stands out and everything she does Somebody kind of piggyback off. You say that one to kinda help narain on it that that works for me I let's move onto best supporting actor. We've got sasha baron cohen for the trial of the chicago seven daniel kelly for judas in the black messiah. Leslie odem junior for one night in miami paul receiver sound of metal and lakeith stanfield for judas and the black messiah. Who do you think should win. And who will win should win is lakeith stanfield. I stand by my pick. I i've i when i saw that movie I know daniel daniela. Performance is the one getting more of the hype. I think but for me what lakisha is with subtle and it's really hard to pull off like that internal struggle And i feel like daniel clue reforms. Obviously with fred hampton. It was more showy in our very good because when they show that clip at the end. And if you see those interviews. It's like it was uncanny. But i have to say that. Like i don't know something about the heat's performance of of really Like what that guy had to go through you know like what is character to go through and you can't show ally you know because it's like he can't give away what he's doing and so. I really hope that like he should win. I feel in my opinion. Who will win. I think it's going to be Daniel colusa just. Because i mean he's equally as great and i think maybe they're they're he's probably gonna get it and he has been winning up to this so Those are two my two picks. And i won't be mad about either like yeah my guy and i hope he wins. Yeah the i. I love lakeith to he. He he's awesome. I think it's kinda weird i mean. I think all of us think is kind of weird that he's up for supporting actor when it should be best actor but that's a whole nother story and who knows how these things work out the way they do. But i wanna go is should win for paul racy for sound of metal which. I'm just so excited that he is even nominated. I did not expect it to happen. But we'll win. Definitely daniel coup the performance to be and it is you know appropriately. Great and i will not be mad at all of you. Wins this one What do you have for.

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"Our pushovers. so You know what we let our esteemed guests go. I asked her. What do you put over this week. So by some strange coincidence as well as watching kiss of the spider. When in las couple weeks i also watch another film of by directa. Hector banco Which was his nine hundred film of. Zoete i'm not sure from pronuncia not right. But that's very good very grueling of life inside a brazilian children's prison through the eyes of a ten-year-old is not an easy watch Ease incredibly scarring And yet seeing seen kissing spiderwoman after that you know kiss. This bottle is practically walk in the park next to pick saute so yet looking for some real feel bob cinema of seek thought out. It's shali available on vhs. Your local blockbuster love it. Love it again. We we love grinding ourselves into dust and doing the same to our audiences kind of our eat those around here so Jeff check that one out miles. What putting over this week. you know. jack restocking about genre films. I think i'll highlight one of my favorite from this year. Which is really an art film for our times. More people need to see the work of larry cohen with his acerbic film. The stuff which really It really takes the piss out of this. Reagan era nonsense. We're living through right now. More people watch this surely will be headed down. Less consumer driven path. Going forward Jack how about you. what do you over. Well i guess my over is going to seem real just real me compared to you guys but man. I am still for world cup. Mexico eighty six. It's going to be day. Arlen didn't make that. Lee bought a lot of great teams going to do the bath. Northern ireland's in their inexplicably. That happened but That's guy reaction. There's some bad shit going on there. So yeah Yeah mexico eighty six gonna be amazing Looking forward to myself you know. As far as my put over goes you mentioned briefly earlier when you're talking about john and films as well but I wanted to put over demons this week. Because i was thinking like. Is there a film that mirrors the experience of watching out of africa in a movie theater. And the answer is demons. Because it's a movie about Literal demons popping out of the screen and torturing people and tearing them limb from limb. And that's out of africa. Felt like to me so Thank you for bringing that one up and hopefully people check that out as well. I think there are any. It is out on vhs now so you can. You can check that out your local video store other than that. I guess we got a wrap things up. Remember if you want support optimism vaccine. You can write a letter as as you can check out the address for for that for sending us letters or if you prefer you. Can you can financially support us as well so There's there's ways to do that. Just it to the optimism vaccine. Po box and we would love to hear from you or take your money. Because wouldn't you believe in the year of our lord nineteen eighty five film. Criticism does not pay the bills. The way you think it would but who knows still check your calendar nineteen eighty-six sorry. I'm sorry i mean we're still. We're still young ear so you know how it goes but Yeah i mean. I can barely afford a three bedroom apartment in manhattan with my current salary is a film critic and It's just things are things are getting tough to be fair at him. Our president doesn't know what year it is. Yeah how can i be expected. Boris so fucking low man and then god like these these movies we watch jesus out of africa. No thanks i. I've just i'm out of patience. I've done with it. Another oscar year in the books looking forward to next year. Alastair our international correspondent. Thank you again for being on the show appreciate you. Man always a pleasure oldest great back. Well we'll be back again next week by..

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"academy award" Discussed on Optimism Vaccine
"To me. I like it and it's it's stupid that i'm saying this because i i mean. This is a field of movies that for the most part. I don't give a shit about or at the very best. I respect this and also did do not wanna watch it again But then you get a movie like witness and it's just like you pop this on. You can pop this in your vcr for anyone you know. Got friends over. Whatever put family whatever night alone watch it. It's it's just it's it's breezy and it's engaging and it's fun and it's it's definitely like populous spill making at its finest but it doesn't maybe that's why it doesn't feel like an oscar movie and it kind of transitions nicely to my other question for you guys which is like what would be if you could pick populace film to to swap out from this year. It seems like witness you. Could you could almost lop it all out. And in inject something. Like i don't know why not back to the future or even cocoon people. We got cocoon fever sweeping america. Right now So as much as i love this movie i it feels totally out of place in in this field of films. Does that make sense. How good must be that us. I think might be the the feel of. Because it's very easy to watch. And i feel like the oscars i feel like the oscar commission just this challenge for themselves if they really genuinely enjoy the movie. Then it's that's not right. It has to stick in the crawl a little bit and certainly the rich movies definitely do that. Out of africa is actually. I mean i feel like that's one of those ones that you feel like it just deserves price because we all made it through. You know win. The oscar special audience award would get one. Yeah this is strange. Just this is just really great filmmaking to take a simple story text and infused through the magic of cinema at that you know it takes on all manner of other meanings in potentialities. Yeah it's just a good the hoping and yeah you're right. Why is this here. A little bit strange. But i'm glad i am glad it made us. Yeah i mean. I'd rather take of a film what they stopped passionate about this as you guys but feel at least has more places than say. Just the won't to be sweeping graphics like out of africa you know. This doesn't feel like he was made with oscar in mind and it doesn't feel like it was just nominated because it takes the boxes off because he's been made by like a previously celebrate director which must be the only reason the pizza on a eases beloved east By the oscars like this just seems like people want straight people like that it extends is. It's both populist. I'm dose nothing like late. At the says i mean account think of another amish fish out wall comedy is really connected with people. But if i'm forgetting something please let me and fill in the block world. Give it a few years. Yes there's gonna kick off the amish. We'll be back. Never right off the amish. I expect Amish fever to just sweep the nation and we're gonna have a huge huge swath of of amish films the next five to ten years But who knows who knows so. Yeah i i guess this transitions iceland to my my last question for you guys. If you had to swap something out or you know what if they were like this year we're adding a six film. What's it gonna be. What's what's missing from this field. Well i'll jump in and just say honestly. Eighty five was an incredible year for sean films. So there was no way hail any of them. Were ever gonna get nominated. Frankly but i mean you got night reanimator. I mean that was nowhere. Reanimator getting an oscar nomination sadly but it was a great movie and yeah. There's just so many great ed you had from our shanto Phenomena with jennifer. Connelly that kid. She's she's going places. I think Yeah there's so many great moves. Oh demons oh man horror cinema in a cinema lifeforce. Toby hooper suit reaches beyond the eighty five. Just so many tremendous horror movies in particular Kango the action movie. So frankly any of those. I like i would watch those back to back to back the same you three times over and that would be better than listening to meryl streep play dane. Meyer say you got. You got any snubs on your list here. That should have made it in. Yeah you know. I think i would focus in on Terry gilliam's brazil. I this sort of post. Nineteen eighty-four film that is really remarkable has been mistreated throughout its release process. Here certainly not something the studio backs to get in on this conversation. But i do think it's a remarkable piece of work that might have a more lasting impact than than something like out of africa. If you can believe that yeah kind of hard to think about but for me like it's all you need to do is like look through the rest of your nominations this year to see the you know the economy about walk some decent films it makes no sense why that nominate them in some kind of grades but not best. I mean you've got a brown He's nominated for best director. You've got to the future costs for mentioned to brazil. Aforementioned and of course you know everybody's favor direct you know livable counting navan. And he's still at obama this year. A not as woody allen with the papal does a. Cairo can't do anything wrong i think he's going to be. You know channing. Films year after year and in top. See anything happening. That will stop as loving the woody allen attending to them bearish of american cinema if something happens to him. I think i don't know where we'd be where we go. Oh yeah i i. I can't imagine a world where he's not just. The most beloved director talked about a guy with a consistent output. He's constantly surprising us With with new revelations in just just pushing himself in different directions in his career. Now if we're talking about autour who are doing a little bit of a nontraditional Film this year. I also like dimension scorsese's after hours which is a blast. Yeah oh that's great and the fact that that's just completely snubbed. His is crazy to me. Because i think it doesn't play like the kind of scorsese that we might expect from him But god the energy. That movie is incredible and You really got to step outside the box for himself. And i think it paid off immensely. So hopefully that's one that will gain a following over time. Perhaps in the in the video. Mark i guess the lesson for scorsese is if he wants oscars maybe stick to the mall films but maybe stop hiring. Italian americans get him out of yes says. Do you know any irishman. Because maybe you should hire more of them. Yeah some to think about Yeah i mean for me. I keep going back to the idea of like what What oscar movie is like what is that. What does that look like. And a weird snub. That mirus brought up was a room with a view. Like isn't that. Just the quintessential oscar movie and somehow missing off the list. So there you go toward an excellent film as well yeah. It's good stuff i mean. It's it's the kind of thing where again if you're looking at like what what constitutes prestige oscar film. It's like well. yeah. I got this this this this and this has got all the elements But it doesn't suck shit like Out africa sell you. Know maybe that a nomination said We do have to wrap things up. Because we're getting close to time here but Gotta do.

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"Aware himself if he vacillates between these feelings or something you know very much unclear but certainly i can't think of many performances like that in cinema. Now it's it's pretty thin field particularly of of ben play openly gay characters like this you know and maybe the flaws will be you know kind of worn way in time. He might get reclaimed back in. I mean i'm thinking upcoming films. We have michael mann's manhunter come out later this year which is based on the source. Material is gonna pause it interesting. Messed up guy possibly You know kind of like gender confusion and so on. But he's absolutely a bad guy. He's he's a serial killer he's a really weird. Serial killer am but yeah maybe nineteen. Ninety-six is going to become the year of the like the weird weird queer representation in mainstream popular cinema. And i don't know if it will you know maybe it's too soon. May we're not ready for that. Maybe we need more glowing kind of popular friendly friendly gay men and movies to smooth out the edges. But you know. I don't know i think it's interesting. I think in time the rough edges year might might may be be less problematic. I don't know you know. And i will say this. For william her is. It's an incredibly brave performance account. Think many straight artists who would take him evolve playing gay just groundbreaking. I'm just happy will will always be able to treasure. William hurt for sure for sure Well we've got one more film to talk about and for my money might be the best of the bunch it continues. The theme of danny glover's got trouble on the farm. And you wanna talk about representation boys. When was the last time you saw an amish movie. Think about that one for a second and Another acclaimed director. This one's from the guy that brought us picnic at hanging rock. Peter weir's so we watched witness so alastair what the hell is. This is actually again. The best of high-concept movies are the ones that you can solve some lies in offense and Yeah simpler amish. Boy goes to the witnesses. Murder family In in jeopardy risk of being out harrison ford cop joins them inner amish village it's efficient. Accommodate meets suspenseful cop thriller the forget it to suspenseful thriller about forty five minutes in the second half to just be involved. Just chilling with the amish. Which is yeah you wanna talk about some great amish. Chill time he does. He hits all the notes that you want to hit. Does this motherfucker raise a barn. You bet on the see like make some furniture shit. Yeah at one point. It seems like harrison ford actually just wanders into a workshop himself and then the amish lady that he's lusting over kind of goes into bring him some lemonade and areas. And she's like. Oh you do woodworking. he's like oh yeah woodwork. Now what it seems like he goes from like shot in the guts and dying in the arms of the amish to full amish in less than a week. It's an incredible transformation. You know But i think the thing that really drew me to this movie and why enjoyed it is the way it kept subverting. What i thought it was going to do. I've seen plenty of of crime. Thrillers both critically acclaimed. And and just straight pulp up and and this one was constantly subverting. Things i thought it was going to be very procedural police driven. I didn't think it would have this It's almost like a romantic drama for almost half the run time and then the way that it goes from that and kind of seamlessly goes back into thriller. Action mode is Is surprising and it's another movie to where there's it looks beautiful. I mean i would expect nothing less. I mentioned before. Same guy gave us picnic at hanging rock which got every frame of that is like painting so But yeah i think the main draw for this one is just how surprising it was to me. And how subdued and confident powerful harrison ford's performance was which i i didn't know he had this level arrange yet this is It's strange because the you don't realize will be. I think somewhere in the middle section. You start realizes. This is a an america story and is his client the just maybe she's a society story. Just the tensions between between just ku kana commune. Living making things with your hands living kind of like easy and on claw her lawyer leaves following instinct versus urban living and the complexities of that and kind of organizing you know. Material wants and markets the drug trade that specifically pushes this the murderer that add the child witnesses and it. It's kind of like the two spirits. America fighting kind of i mean somewhat reminiscent of picnic at hanging rock which is again a film. Red like a tension between kind of a white colonialists civilization quote unquote versus the on capable australia wilderness. And yet it's peculiar to just sort of and kind of just meanders out into enemy. Maurice showers as soundtrack on this is i thought wonderful and really not what. I was expecting kind of strangely. Menacing in the city strangely kind of wistful in the in the countryside. And it it just kind of this just largely harrison ford hanging admittedly a very attractive amish woman who are think uses makeup the probably not available to her. She's not very plain. And kelly mcgillis in this few a few liberties taken but kind of really interesting and then and committing to it's To its thesis and his cover is blown because he can't help himself and some tourists start messing with the amish in the amish kind of absorb whatever they're just they're just asshole tourists will just let it go and he can't air towers. Import can't his character. He has to go and beat someone up and makes people talk and brings attention in. And that's when the guys are trying to escape comeback in and this is kind of the lure of violence of justice of as kind of this patchy idea of standing up for yourself in this context becomes harmful. It's kind of a really interesting story of how america built itself up as an agrarian to industrial to a post industrial society and its surprisingly layered for a movie. That is just asleep out barn raising and being playing. Yeah i. I'd also like to thailand jar score because i think it really reinforces a lot of teams you discussing the way at. Mary's is sort of wave. Synth sound with these traditional sort of amish tunes that are playing throughout is just. It's an interesting soundscape. That fills us film and i man. I actually really appreciate this. I think that on most levels assist assist a tight package witness. I think this is easily the stand out of the bunch. We are here. But i take little fault with anything in it i. I think it's beautifully photograph. The score is wonderful. It's assuredly directed all the performances are exactly what they need to be. Yeah it's i. I don't know i it doesn't it doesn't really feel. I guess if i had a lot of criticism at it doesn't feel like an oscar movie.

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"They could've could've done this. Frankly and meryl streep is building for me a remarkable career of incredible performances in films that i never want to see again with a few exceptions. So you know. And the french hands woman sophie's choice. This like just stop just be american accent. Gets the oscar you know. I'm i'm sure she'll evolve going forward in their career. You know it takes some other approaches. Yeah i'm going to make a bold prediction say that you know if anything this is just entering kolja even more from now on the only oscar nomination. She will get off the doing bills. She has a funny voice. Just just gonna meant not prediction. Yeah i i think you're on point that that makes sense. It seems like that's that's the line. Follow like good acting. It's not about what you doing onscreen. It's about how you sound and do you sound like you normally do know. Congratulations here's your golden statue Yeah i don't know this was just a slog and and the fact that like i feel bad guys like we we had to. We had to watch this for the show. And i just like to offer you a personal apology and I am sorry for sucking three hours. Out of your life is not fair. Well maybe something good become. Come this and you know all those colonizers will take the film's advice and get the fuck out of africa We can only help while you know. Let's let's let's move onto something different than the best picture category Out of africa. Melodrama romance kind of drags its feet. Why don't we go to a comedy. Oh no what if the comedy wasn't funny and had zero jokes We also watch predeceased. Honor which stars. Jack nicholson is. I don't know like chef boyardee with a lobotomy and Whoop see married a a mob hit woman and he's a hit man and what if they gotta hit each other wouldn't that create a little kerfluffle and somehow What's again a movie with no chemistry. No romance and no jokes despite being pitched to us that way Wh what the fuck pizza honor. Alison walk me through this man help me. I'm so it seems like a classic high-concept dot comedy of the saw. The i'm seeing combing comic actor. Danny devito padding to make lol yeah. It's like one of his films with all the jokes taken out quite frankly It's like whoa. If you had a high concept comedy that was all high-concept and instead of buying jokes he just got to speak in funny accents thus creating the illusion of commodore because if they said something funny voice then can lead to anything fully deliveries just selling the You know it's an absolute fucking slog. How is this over two hours. Long is my big question. I am completely gobsmacked by the run time. It's it's another one too. Where i it's it's like. It's like a theme for this year's best picture. Nominations where you get to a certain point and then you're like oh my god this is still going and then you realize it's gonna keep going even though it has nowhere to go. It's incredible stuff. Look i'll tell you high-concept what is more high-concept then making a film about the italian mob. And not hiring any italian people radical concept robert loggia is he might be. I think that's about this. Yeah was third billed in this film for some reason though. He seems to have about two lines of dialogue. Yeah this is actually a big joke at at the italian community at large. It's just like hey we. We hired a bunch of irish people to play. Italians isn't that funny and for us out for them. Not so much and then got. What is william hickey doing. Is he okay. I always forget that he's like he's he's only like fifty seven years old. He's not that old but he's just a appre. T fabri jolly. Jolly i think he's like a crip keepers is gonna keel over and die at any minute understand if his like his performance actually is the most confusing to be in this film. I genuinely don't know what he's doing is brilliant or insane. 'cause he's playing the elderly off your dawn. But he's he's his name is william iggy. So that's a bit of giveaway. He probably shouldn't have got that role and yeah he just looks like an athlete. You just desiccated corpse. But he isn't in real life i guess. And he's just slurs his words and he just looked really uncomfortable at the time. And i don't know if he's leading into like some kind of marlon brando or if this is so like absolutely bewildering and compared to everyone else like jack nicholson accent is holding it. Meryl streep is like open on a funny accent. Jack nicholson is like i will. Just pretend i'm heroin. There's just this slow. Demand on opioid teaches this location. As i wouldn't be surprised. Frankly if a large shown this film was shot you know just around jack. Nicholson that might explain. Some of the staging. He just refused to move or couldn't they just had to like kind of like incorporate into scenes. Yeah i want a wellness. Check for half the cast. Yeah i i'm not a hit man. I don't know a lot about this. But i imagine it's the kind of job there were reflexes and quick thinking could be important and useful. Nicholson communicates known of those things. So yeah again. Br high-concept remark like nothing in this film clicks together. And which really makes it very interesting on paper and very difficult to sit through innocent emma nicholson's performances is staggering to me like Offered a string of great performances. Certainly but this is not one of them He's certainly not doing any real vocal works here. But we're doing a lot of face acting. I guess at a at if he's trying to face act what he's trying to convey seems to be that his character is brain damaged in some way like he he just never closes his mouth got this drooping slack jawed throughout the entire film. And i i just don't have any idea what he's trying to convey with this role. It's it's quite a terrible performance. Oh i'm just. I'm just going to say absolutely categorically. At least i'm confident there's no way. Inhale angelica houston is gonna pick up our on an oscar for her performance terrible terrible just the best way of describing this fall accommodate is it's. It's the saw a comedy where you can tell. The everybody onset had a great time making it and they just got so caught up in how much from were having on site that they didn't realize that none of the material was rarely working at the level of it needed to you know paying and yet it's just late disappointment Especially for john huston. But i'm hopefully east gulf. Fu mall films left in the bank. So yeah. Hopefully this is going to be the end of his career bizarre choices from houston in this one to the way this opens is is. You'd almost think it was. It was going for an out of africa sort of classes. And it's very slow and deliberate and it's it's credits And the opening scene is set this sort of bewildering leaden pace for for a film. The same that at comedy. Yeah the the opening scenes like honesty like like the leopard. Visconti films like lauch. It's like this huge teeming wedding seeking. I feel like it's half an hour long. I don't think that can be true. Bought it absolutely just lingers and at a certain point i was just conflict. We're still here should. Shouldn't we go somewhere else. And and supposed to be i guess the.

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"Welcome back optimism vaccine. I'm steve and joining me as always almost as always we got adami. ross Most excited for another oscar season. Baby we love the award shows This it's always a trial these upset at least hoping Won't be like previous years where we've had to do like three hour multi part episodes because i think it's it's high time we had an oscar episode where we don't grind our audience into dust with our our voices but we'll see how this one goes Also joining us. Say we got jack. Easson get drunk on one podcast and just comes back to haunt you time and time again. I don't know why. God honestly if you're tuning in for one of her oscar episodes. Serves you all. Bets are off. You don't know where you're getting. I choose to believe the silence. Before you responded. Was you shocked that. I didn't want to just grind our audience into dust again. That's your little sounds rice. That's fine well. I in one of these movies successfully ground me in the dust. Should i pass that pain along. Yeah in many ways. One of these films kind of mirrors the show where You know we probably go on for a little bit too long and the points that were making are entirely irrelevant. And it calls back to a bygone era that maybe no one actually cares about so Yeah lots of think about there but more importantly we have a special guest. this week. all the way from across the pond our international correspondent which is the title. We have bestowed upon him. 'cause you know if you're on the show more than once you're officially get a title He's turned the land of. Are you being served and margaret thatcher. You can read his. I lines pretty much anywhere. We're reputable few phone. Criticism can be found. We got alastair rider. How're you doing now. Sir thank you for having me back. Stephen yeah what can i say. Another cracking oscar slight last year. You know you make me some shit. And i have to say really. Don't talk to this year so thank you very much. Yeah you know we can all you can't count on us for basically anything at all but I if you if you want to upset people who are kind enough to be guests on your show if you want to alienate your audience. We are always here for that. So you can count on that kind of stuff But yeah what a year. It's been and i'm i'm feels crazy that we've made it all the way to another oscar season and this show is it's going to be a little bit different as far as oscar shows go. I think they're looking to inject a little bit of energy into the ceremony Especially after last year. So that's why they ended up getting robin williams. The host and i mean i get it. It's the oscars. Part of me is kind of shocked. They were able to get him in the first place. That's all you guys know. Why why would that be ad. Seems perfectly normal. He's he's a comic but he doesn't he doesn't have that you know kind of old hollywood sensibilities but he is being joined by jane fonda and alan alda so those are kind of hollywood stalwarts that they probably got to Ground him a little bit. I'm imagining and tell you. Stephen robin williams is guy with bright future ahead of them now. I think he will always make a smile always exactly. That's that's how. I feel man same same and the other interesting thing and surrounding the show itself is. They're kind of looking for ratings boost by having barbara walters interview the president. And that's gonna air just before I don't know what the topic of that's going to be. They really haven't shared much. I'm guessing there won't be much of a focus on like the us meddling in central and south american politics how the thought of like bombing libya can bring the president to climax however we might get a few fun recollections from his time in hollywood on the set of like bedtime for bonzo or something but Do you think that. Walters is gonna really take kid gloves with his mental health. You know was slipping a little these days. That's one of those things as one of those things that honestly if you let it go on here setting a precedent i feel personally. I think the president stay sharp attack. You worry down the line what that might might happen you know. Yeah exactly. I mean ten twenty years from now. What's what's that gonna look like someone in the oval office. Who's not all there mentally i. It's really impossible to say but hey enough about that. Let's let's jump into these best picture. Nominations for this year because Damn we got. We got five of these things we've got to get through and it's another year to where we've seen in the past instead of spreading things around you have a few films that are really dominating the entire show and that's definitely the space. These best picture noms occupy so every movie that we're gonna talk about is nominated a bunch of different categories So the first one. I wanna i wanna break down. Here is my my estimation one of the biggest piles shit i have ever had The joy of sitting through. And what a sit through a was because it took up my entire afternoon this is. How long is this nine hours. We watch out of africa. And if you're asking yourself what is out of africa. Just imagine like laundering loneliness of unlikable asshole through classic nostalgia and sentimentality. So it's like antonioni but with but that bleakness is replaced by like the grand scale of gone with the wind and like old hollywood wanker It doesn't work. It's distant and i fucking hate it Alastair favorite movie of the year. I mean it. Certainly the runaway favourite to pick up some oscar. I think if i'm gonna put my prediction half nobody's good. But because it gives the illusion that is following in the footsteps of all of these classic epic romances that used to dominate the oscars back in the early days. And i think that lesion is just enough to uh to win some oskovo over. Because i mean you know they're not going to you know go for the films of people wanna watch back to the future of course one of the best films of the year according to the general public just not not nominated for best pitcher because they want to focus on the films that they don't really make any mall and the quintessential foam that doesn't get made anymore and the reason that doesn't get made anymore is because it's obsolete bombing one that just cannot possibly can about lighten the beaumont with no chemistry and metal street. Doing a funny voice. A funny it's weird. The funny voices is like i can't even she supposed to be from where like Russell's but denmark. Yeah but it's just like. I don't know ton of danish people. Let's be honest. I've never been to denmark. But whatever she's doing some strange comic interpretation and because it's coming out of her mouth the whole thing just it feels very off especially because she is committed to this ridiculous accent but no one else in. The film is committed to their soup accent. So it's one person trying to our and everyone else kind of phoning it in and and when you have her across robert redford. Who's supposed to be from england. If i'm not mistaken right the the characters. They just dismissed. It's yeah he's just american. I believe you're sydney politics that there's no british personal life who's robert redford in which he is technically correct. Yeah right get a call up for that role. I it's just it's odd though because even the other danish characters there's there's a little bit of inflection here but there's not whatever merrill is doing all so she is supposed to be some sort of like you know lonely searching for love but her performance is just it's so like muted and sexless and i find it very odd that there's there's no chemistry between her and anyone else anyone else and she spends the entire movie just sort of either pouting or telling black people wearing gloves to like pick things up and put them in other places and to me that that just isn't very enjoyable.