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"The Super Mario Brothers movie keeps the top spot at the box office for a second weekend. I'm Archie's are a letter with the latest. Whatever those things are. The Super Mario Brothers movie made another $87 million in movie ticket sales domestically, according to studio estimates. That's the best second weekend ever for an animated film in North American theaters. The Russell Crowe filmed the Pope's exorcist, debuted a distant second with $9.2 million. John Wick chapter four is number three, followed by the Nicolas Cage Nicholas Hoult thriller renfield, heir is in 5th place.
The Rich Eisen Show
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The Rich Eisen Show
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"Because I even said to you before the show, Chris, he must have name image and likeness deals up the you know what? And you then pointed out to me because I didn't see this on Instagram, popping up. He's thanking his sponsors. He has 8. He has multiple sponsors. 8 of them. He's like a NASCAR driver. Thank you to my sponsors, says the amateur who's now blowing away records. As an amateur ever been the last time an amateur finished top ten after the first round was 2005, and I can't imagine anybody's ever finished the second round where he might finish. And I saw a stat where he is threatening something that Ken venturi did in the 50s. So with how he's playing. Right. So you have to sit here, what do you call it? The U.S. non professional? You know, you got to take the a away. He's not an amateur is like he's just a college kid. Here's the other thing. And who's got no business deals. He's not a professional because he's not being paid, right? Then these guys have to turn down a check. Yes. So if he wins, that's like a $3 million purse. He has to turn down. Which is nuts because he's not turning anything down and put it up on one more time that Instagram. What's he turning out in college? He's got a sponsored by ping, okay? He's sponsored by a golf cart. He's sponsored by a bank. Clothing. Come on now, and he's got to turn down a check. We got to kind of change the way we're looking at things these days. I don't know if there's a rule that's been changed on that, but traditionally, if you're an amateur and you make the cut and win prize money, you do not collect that. But he's not turning down checks at Texas a.m. and rightfully so. It's name image and legless. Let's go. Yeah. But he still has to turn down a check from Augusta national. Because bagger Vance said so. Is that why? It's a 21st century. A tradition truly unlike any other being started by Sam Bennett, which is thanking your 8 sponsors as you threaten the leaderboard at the masters. Scottie Sheffield won 2.7 million last year. He's going to turn down part of that money because he's got an a next to his name. That's not the Instagram posting of an amateur. I'll tell you that. That's a pro. But good for him. Great story. He's a hundred to one to win right now, which is, seems like good value. Well, it would be if Brooks Koepka wasn't so flammable right now. Yeah. Yeah, koepka looks back to his dominant self from a few years ago. Jason Kelsey is in our green room and we're about to bring him out for our number three. We're just going to eat this gentleman is as advertised. What you think Jason Kelsey should be and maybe he is. And you're going to love meeting him. He's next right here on the rich eisen show hour number three. I feel like we should get some beers out here and just like start pounding them. Back and have a good time. I mean, it's Friday, right? TJ's it. 5 o'clock somewhere? I was literally about to say that. Okay. But we still got some stone cold brews in the so we've got to what's more likely, right? We've got Mikey D, DJ, Mikey D, you've got your got the weather report? Yeah, just started raining there. No, I don't need it. Yeah, Mike pace yourself. Pace yourself. Pace yourself. I don't need you. I need that energy for the end of our three, okay? I'm with you. Pace yourself. Phil four under. So he birdied 18.
The Rich Eisen Show
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The Rich Eisen Show
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"An under the radar? And under the radar gambling. I don't know what you're talking about. I do have Matt Olson. Chips in the chair? I'll take Machado and Bogart's. How does it feel for you to watch Xander Bogart to another uniform? How's that been for you the first week? You're not going to get used to it for a long time. Rich, I miss him so much. And he's been playing terrific. Unbelievable. To start the season three home runs, he's batting 360. It's like, come on, man. And while we're on the subject of pitch clock, Machado, we didn't discuss this week. First guy to be ejected by arguing a pitch clock violation, which if it is a called strike, technically you're not allowed to argue balls and strikes. That's an unintended consequence, I think, unless he said the magic word. Well, Machado is, you know, he plays. He did take a sweet ass time. I kind of like him. So, okay, I'll take Bogart's and Machado. And we'll check on our work on Monday. Let's do it. Although there are some things we can't check until the end of the season. That was what's more likely presented by Apple TV plus. Friday night baseball returns tonight with weekly double headers in on demand content only on Apple TV plus new subscribers get three months free when you redeem on your Roku device by May 29th. Fun stuff. I like that. Me too. Okay. And we've got a what's more likely football style with Jason Kelsey an hour number three. But let's take a break. And when we come back, Russell Crowe for crying out loud. This is great stuff. You shall be entertained when Russell Crowe joins the rich eisen show
The Rich Eisen Show
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"Which is kind of crazy. Yeah, but it's every time you shave the half hour off games. I understand that, but that's not for me. I'm not sitting here thinking, I have not sat at all in my 53 year old lifetime thinking games are too long. I have not thought about that. I have had a problem with the action I've had a problem with guys in play third base and short right field like it's a beer softball league and catching screaming line drives that would normally be a one hop base hit. I love the fact that there's no shift. I am loving this. It's gonna open the game left handed hitters. I love the fact that baseball's promotional ad about the shift rule being changed involved Joey Votto. It's perfect. Left hand hitters are going to love this. We're going to see more people on base. We're going to see more stolen bases, right? Yeah, we've seen a lot already. I like it. I like the fact that it doesn't matter. Anything else, if they did just the shift alone. That would be enough. But they've done a bunch of other things. The shift being gone is fantastic. And I don't care what pace of play is because I'm not one of those people they're trying to reach for that anyway. The pitch clock though, I will just revisit again. 9th inning, they got to turn it off. They got to turn it off. Once again, the world baseball classic battle between ohtani and trout look it up every pitch would have been a pitch clock violation. And I love the drama being built and nothing's better than a 9th inning situation in a game like that. Once the playoffs hit and you're going to start seeing pace of play go a little bit too fast, that's the way I'm looking at it right now. I may be wrong because I'm not noticing the pitch clock right now. What else, Chris? All right, let's focus on a couple of the Apple TV plus games. They got a double header starting in about an hour rangers cubs. Yes. Good pitching match up there. Who's more likely to notch more strikeouts today, Nathan ivaldi or Marcus. I'll take stroman because I don't want him to clap back at me on Twitter. That's a good point. That's fair. Native Aldi, I don't even know if he has a Twitter account. I'm going to take Strowman because he's a clap backer. He's like a clapper backer. He's a clapper backer or a back clapper. I don't like it. Either way. I'm not going to put myself in the stroman line of fire. Both guys have been sharp this year. Won their first outing, Strowman didn't give up Iran, but Strowman had a great open-source strikeouts for the 8 for Strowman and their opening. So I'll take stroman on that. And the night game, the night cap, Christopher. The night game is braves Padres possible World Series preview. They put an awesome game yesterday, braves wanted to walk off. More likely to combine for more total bases. Xander bogarts are made in Machado or Ronald Acuna and Matt Olson. Is this a
The Rich Eisen Show
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"Our number two of the rich eisen show is on the air and Brooks Koepka is in the Clubhouse after a round at the masters four under par, 5 under par, pardon me, add that to his 7 under par from Thursday. We do the math for you here on the rich eisen show. He's 12 under par in the Clubhouse and rain is coming, so he's going to sit back and watch the slickers pop out and the umbrellas pop out. And he's going to stay dry and he's going to be chilling like a villain. And see what else happens. As Tiger Woods just hit the course. Jason Day is 9 under par. He's three back. He is on 15 on the par 5, so let's see if he can make some hay right there. And two guys, 7 under par, Victor haveland. And John rom are about to hit the course right now. And again, bad weather is about to hit Augusta for today, and then tomorrow might just be a washout. I do not know what's going to happen from here. The only thing I can tell you, the best thing I can do for you is to give you the information that you need on this front and the person who is absolutely the perfect man for the job as Mike del tuo. His weather report for the masters weekend will wrap up this program at the end of our number three. And that'll wrap up a full hour in studio for us with Jason Kelce future pro football Hall of Famer. And it's going to be fantastic. And we still have Russell Crowe to come. Program. How great is this? How fun is this? Let's go. 8 four four two O four rich is the number to dial here on the rich eyes. It's your Chris brockman, Mike till tufo in their spots. Good to see you over there, TJ Jefferson. And wherever you may be taking him this show live on the Roku channel or rich eisen show terrestrial radio networks, affiliate stations, coast to coast, serious XM Odyssey we say hello to our podcast listeners listening to this show whenever they darn well, please because it's their right to do so. 8 four four two O four rich being the number to dial here on the show. I got a text from Cooper eyes. Coup tani. Who will be starting for his little league rockies tomorrow night. And the night game, you're all invited to come. You said you might come with or you're out now? Yesterday you're all in. Now you're out. Yesterday, I did not know that I had plans previously. Got it. I'll let you know how it goes. There were in their alternate jerseys tomorrow. It's a black rockies Jersey. And he's got his black pants all picked out and he's got his black, he's going to go all black on a night game against the Padres, and that's bad news for the Padres. I will say. Rich, you should just live stream that on your Instagram. Please, come on. I'm not going to do that because I want to be president. He wants to be president plus rich curses a lot at the beginning. And I'll just tell you how it goes. I want to be at least give us a be honest with you. Of course. Going to these games at the little league. It's so beautiful. It really is. Just watching these kids compete and the sun was setting and the valley on I mean, I'm getting all mushy here. Wednesday night, beautiful nights of Saturday. It's going to be a Saturday night sunset and sun on the mound, pitching, and hopefully it does well. Boom. And he starts raking and starts hitting. But anyway, the reason why I bring it up is he texts me, so this is what he's doing on his final Friday of spring break. And again, any parent out there on a spring break with their kid knows right now, the two words for spring break that are operational 24/7 is now what? Now what? Just you wait, pal. Now what? So he wrote because our fantasy league are fantasy baseball league. We drafted after opening day. So our league doesn't start for real till Monday. Oh, all right. So we're monitoring the team and how it's doing. I've already made so many moves in my life. We drafted Gregory Soto thing and he's the closer in Philadelphia. And he came in the 7th inning and gaming against the Yankee and he's been he hasn't been lights out. So he texts me, dad. We should drop Soto. Either get the braves closer or the nationals closer, they're both hot. So I ask you, do we take mason Thompson or Jesse Chavez? Well, the braves closer is racial Iglesias who's currently on. That's what I'm saying. He comes back. Okay. So do we take? So the guys right now are just filling in for April. So we just stay put. Do I sex my son? It's a marathon, not a sprint, right? He's treating it like it's his basketball. His football league. See fantasy baseball. I drafted a bunch of guys who were on the injured list because I know Carlos verdean and Tony council when they come back. Right. When a lot of games get a lot of strikeouts. Right. You're playing the long game for baseball. It's a 6 month season. I think he's putting our roster on the pitch clock right now. He's doing right now. I did pick up TJ's boyfriend, let's go Alvarez. I had a spot for DH. Everybody just got called up to get called up. Okay. The future is here. So just tell him to stay put. Stay put. I'd say tell him to just Ari LAX. Guys here say stay put. Focus on your game tomorrow. Tell me visualize. Tell them to get some long toss in today. And get that arm loose. Okay. Okay. Done. Now I can focus as I should. As I will on Saturday, I put my phone away. Hey, folks, guess what? It is time.
Awards Chatter
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"Hi everyone, and thank you for tuning in to the four 178th episode of The Hollywood Reporter's awards chatter podcast. I'm the host Scott feinberg. And my guest today is one of the most remarkable actresses of our time or for that matter any other. You may have previously heard her on this podcast in 2020 during the thick of COVID lockdown, which forced us to record our conversation via Zoom. I was therefore extra thrilled to have the opportunity last week to sit down with her in person in front of a sold out crowd of more than 2000 people at Santa Barbara's historic Arlington theater as part of the Santa Barbara International Film Festival celebration of her as its outstanding performer of the year. I'm talking, of course, about the greatest thing to come out of Australia since Kuala bears, Kate Blanchett. Let's go now to audio of my introduction of and conversation with her there. I'm especially thrilled and honored to be here tonight because we get to celebrate one of the most remarkable actresses of our or any time. She is a woman who is being fed tonight with the outstanding performer of the year award for 2022 for her performance in tar, having already won best actress accolades for this performance from the New York LA and London film critics, national society of film critics, and critics choice association, making her the only person who has ever won all 5 of those, and she's done it twice. But as will be reminded tonight, she could have received this performer of the year award in virtually any of the 26 years in which she's been on the big screen and has garnered along the way aid acting Oscar nominations, two of which have resulted in Oscars and a third of which might next month. Now having interviewed Kate a few times over the years, I know that she tends to minimize individual accomplishments like those that I've just cited. So I'm going to cite a statistic that shows just how much of a team player she is as well. With the best picture Oscar nomination that was bestowed last month upon tart, the all time record for any actress already held by Kate for most films starred in that have been nominated for the best picture Oscar, increased from 9 to ten. No woman ever has had more. And again, I think it's not a coincidence that she's been at the center of that many standout films. She clearly and visibly makes everyone around her and the film she's in better. And I know Todd field is in agreement about that. But don't take my word for any of this, I'm going to read a few other quotes here that I think are relevant. The New York Times, once asserted about Kate, quote, like Meryl Streep, the actress she most resembles, she is a natural chameleon close quote. Meryl Streep herself described Kate as, quote, an actress that is not only gifted and talented, but is above all a brave actress. I really admire her enormously, close quote. Russell Crowe called her the most spectacular creature that ever walked the planet. We've all been called her the best actor of her generation. Donald Sutherland went with the best actor in the world. Brad Pitt called her mesmerizing exquisite and otherworldly George Clooney emphasized that she is the best actor working today, not actress, actor, and the late Time Magazine critic Richard Corliss once wrote, quote, years from now when cinephiles are asked to name the movie is golden age, they'll say it was when Cate Blanchett was in them close quote. Ladies and gentlemen, would you please join me in welcoming back to the Santa Barbara International Film Festival,
podcast – Lawyers, Guns & Money
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"So I just want to, since you brought it up, I wanted to ask, I wanted to ask just a little bit, because when I first read this, I was thinking, and this was probably the influence of just having watched Greyhound. I was thinking, I'm looking at I'm looking at a movie with Tom Hanks here. But the more I thought about it, I mean, this is really the character really reminds me more of Bogart, right? And not even really Rick Blaine Bogart, but more key Largo, Bogart. So Frank McLeod and just the fabulous key Largo, which is really just still one of my favorite movies. Oh, really? Yeah. G Robinson is the bad guy. Yeah, the one with that. And. So I am wondering. Now I know you thought about your daughter as maybe the face of the female character. Did you have in mind as you were writing it? Someone who was the face of the captain or of the submarine commander. Well, yes, unfortunately, none of them are available. Heath Ledger would have been great a young Harrison Ford would have been, well, he maybe not so much Harrison for. I wanted someone who was quite a submarine captain before, right? He's played. Or Russell Crowe, a young Russell Crowe. A tough guy who's very empathetic. And you see him, the darkness in their eyes, and lately I've been watching the show like the rest of America. Yellowstone. And one of the actors is Luke Grimes. He plays the son, the only living son of John dutton, and he's got that empathetic tough guy, even though he's not huge, but he would be nice for Miriam Natalie Portman was someone else I thought of. You know, I'm not sure who else, because it's got to be someone who's small but tough, but capable of humor, those are hard things for actors to all bring to the table, but I would love to see that happen. Sarah Michelle Gellar is active again. And I mean, she might feel some of those roles. Yeah. Josh Brolin would be another one. Actually, there's another name that comes to mind. He's a little bit older now, but he has, he has that character.
Bloomberg Radio New York
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"The Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quick take this is Bloomberg radio What's important here is how the investor risk appetite has been Earnings will start to matter more because that's going to be the key to driving markets higher There is a risk to growth especially in the second half of the year But this is how to rate a Titan in a clearly I think it's a bumpy ride This is Bloomberg surveillance with Tom Keene Jonathan farrow and Lisa Abramovich What did Russell Crowe say Lisa are you not entertained Can you do that accent I bet you Tom can I'm sure he can Do it another time two K from New York City Good morning good morning to you all with Tom keen and Lisa Brandt Sam Jonathan Ferro futures down 7 on the S&P negative a little more than a tenth of 1% Tom Keane this morning it's quiet This month anything bad Anything Biden you wonder what February Russell crowell celebrating ash party winning the Australia open no doubt and John what we're going to see here about who wins what I love here John is the battle You've outlined the parlor game of rate increases in all that devolving back to economic growth How do we know We know we're going to be Friday or next Monday with a lot more data on our belt And as far as that data is concerned Tom and this Friday we're expecting it to be softer on payrolls you may even have a negative number Will that change the rate height conversation Will it change it in any way shape or form It's going to be a crime There's no question about it I'm a crime's going to play into all this data What I would suggest John as you see 2% GDP maybe is something for Q one How do we frame the second quarter GDP We're not there yet but maybe we begin to see that exactly one week from now At least there's a new consensus on the street becomes 5 hikes Yeah 5 hikes right now And really the question is is this as good as it gets I mean if you want to quote Russell Crowe I'm going to quote Jack Nicholson But at a certain point and we're going to get better growth ahead or just and we've seen over the past decade or is this kind of the peak And as the inflation going to decelerate growth in a way that could potentially be problematic And that I think is what you're seeing the suggestions of in the yield curve That's what's fascinating about the Steve thing that are cool over a standard chartered We'll get into the treasury calls a little bit later this morning that come from Stan chart But Tom a more definitive slowing as the year progresses slowing not just of inflation but of growth through the back end of this year That's the standard charter call At the bottom of his note from last week he talks about a risk rally And you know after what we saw on Friday and I'm not in any way predicting the market but John we begin February essentially this Monday was a 28.80 vix There's some angst out there but nothing like what we saw a week ago If you long the NASDAQ you're hoping for more of the same from this morning of another four tenths of 1% of the NASDAQ up 57 is Tom points out earnings earnings earnings Amazon a little bit later this week The S&P 500 down two tenths of 1% We are negative at 9 points there on the day We're down just a bit on the month We're down to 7% In the bond market yields are higher at the front and the back end up two basis points on ten to Lisa one to 78 56 Yeah really the question is is this going to be a front loaded Federal Reserve Is a 50 basis point rate hike at the March meeting completely off the table at 1130 a.m. perhaps San Francisco fed president Mary Daly will talk about it She's having an interview with Reuters live This of course goes to the Raphael bostic quote in the Financial Times over the weekend the Atlanta fed president coming out and saying if the data say things have evolved in a way that a 50 basis point move is required to be appropriate then I'm going to lean into that If moving in successive meetings make sense I'll be comfortable with that John you pointed out this does not mean that he supports a 50 basis point hike But it means that it's not off the table Okay maybe a hundred basis point hike Is that off the table But really the issue is do they see a problematic amount of inflation that they want to get ahead of And do they suggest with their moves that that is what they're doing Then today what you get is the U.S. Census Bureau coming out with a report about the incomes of older Americans The reason why this is interesting to me is because you've seen the participation rates stay very low for those age 55 and older in the United States Basically retiring They've made a lot of money in the stock market It's not a great job market And frankly a lot of people are worried It is a great job market but not necessarily for the jobs that they're going to want to do especially if there is a problem with respect to COVID So how much do we see any information on that And at 2 p.m. Qatar's Amir will visit President Biden to discuss supplying Europe with more liquefied natural gas among others how much can the U.S. get support from other nations to help support Europe in the case that the conflagration between Ukraine and Russia continues to get worse and you've seen Brent crude rise to the highest levels in 7 years through $90 surging the most this month I mean I was looking at the returns this month John More than 16% You've seen that climb in Brent crude The most of both Brent and deputy on a single month Can we nail down the brammo call on fed hikes Is it a hundred basis points now for March Lisa Anything's on the table I'll just say that We're all honestly What seems likely is a 25 basis point hike It seems unlikely they'd go 50 basis points But what they say about the balance sheet what they say about the parameters that would push them.
Awards Chatter
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"And I wonder if you can take me from the moment that from when Russell Crowe calls your name through the end of this acceptance speech that will be played until the end of time. Well, the truth is, I, when they called my name, I went into some sort of shock. Clearly. I don't even remember walking up those steps. All I remember for a brief moment is hearing Russell Crowe whisper in my ear, breathe. Breathe. And then I turned around and I took a breath and I saw the auditorium and I knew that I had to start speaking. But I didn't have a speech prepared because I was sure I would have been standing there. And so I think my subconscious started rambling and what was really on my heart. Came out and I, my real first memory that I had actually won was walking backstage and one of the women backstage when you've been in the business for a while, you see the same people backstage and there's a woman that I was very close to over the years and she came and gave me a hug and it sort of snapped me out of it. And she said, holy shit, you won. And then I'm like, I won. I won. I did, and I looked and I had the gold guy in my hand. And the envelope. And I realized, holy shit. But it was almost as if I realized it backstage after the whole thing happened. Now, for somebody who is out of it, you gave a pretty memorable speech. So let's just say that one of the things you said was that you wanted to dedicate the win to quote every nameless faceless woman of color that now has a chance because this starts tonight has been open. Quote. So the door was obviously open in the best actress category, but would you have ever imagined that 20 years later, which is right now, no other black woman would have yet passed through it..
Gangland Wire
"russell crowe" Discussed on Gangland Wire
"To tony's came out from kansas city. That's what caught my eye on this. I was noodling around looking for stories and interesting stories on the internet. And i kind of knew about this. But i'd forgotten about it. They were kind of minor mob guys in kansas city. Their real names for anthony ran kato and anthony. Joseph trombley know. These guys are kansas city and they really were just muscle for hire who had been arrested many times in kansas city. And like you know ambitious. Young men in the fifties. They might want to go to california to be aware the street. You're paid with gold out there. In hollywood sleep with those hollywood stars and and make a lot of money and and really take their their act to someplace where the police didn't know they. They chicago outfitted already. Kind of put The boston place out there. A guy named jack dragana. Who was a boston and these guys show up and they probably had some. Somebody had gotten hold of somebody and said hey these two dudes are coming out. They're tough guys and and maybe you can use them. They're looking for work and renate some muscle. I got out there and they became part of mickey cohen's crew. Mickey cohen was a gambler and was had been connected with the East coast mafia for a long time. And he'd move out to los angeles and had a book going out there. A sportsbook is making money maker for the mom and so he. He took these two guys in to muscle people. You know somebody odi money or he thought somebody wannabes. Bookies was cheating ninety way he could send syndrome beano brand the two tonys out and and muslim
Pop Culture Leftovers
"russell crowe" Discussed on Pop Culture Leftovers
"That chemistry between paul. Benny russell crowe in that. They were packed with each other such a good movie. I love that movie man. And when when i saw there was a sequel. I didn't read the article. I just went off the headline. And so i was hesitantly excited about it. I mean i would have been way more excited. Had we gotten this announcement you know maybe back in two thousand five. Yeah like that and it was the same. The same cast coming back and it was a sequel. Because like you said it. Does it sets it up as a sequel hundred percent and so i'll watch it but it's man i don they're gonna have to nail the casting and i don't know in in in that it seems like you know russell crowe and paul brittany's characters have a history together so it's like are they going to still have those same two characters paired together. I mean that's got they're going to have to nail casting onto people and then also have still have that same chemistry together or they're going to go in a completely different direction. Roy tell did you ever watch the carlito's way prequel know jesus christ in terrible. Jesus christ yeah it was fucking oh rising or something. Yeah oh my god. I you know like that was one of those movies. When i watched carlito's way i was kinda like man. If they made a fucking carlito prequel that would be so awesome. Like give us the back story. Like fucking how they how how he met sasso because like they talked about like how sassa was like the shit back in the day and they give us all that stuff that the movie was absolutely terrible. So it's like i don't you know anytime. I hear that they're doing prequel. Hey tempted that. I hear that. They're doing prequels that they don't have like the original people that were involved doing it. I always go back and think about carlito's way the sequel prequel and how that let me down. Paul did you watch master and commander. Oh yeah yeah. This is one of those movies. We did a midnight run to Back in the day. It was a lot of fun and i agree with everything. Joe said i mean if they're not gonna follow like explore the beginning of the relationship with those two. I think for this even be a success. They need to get a big name in here to headline this after not bringing russell crowe back like put chris evans in this or something. It's gotta have something big to draw people into a property. That's been out of our minds for seventeen years. Yeah yeah yeah we'll see. Yeah i have. God i just i was really really hoping for for a direct sequel guys ready to jump into marvel news if you're not going to do it anyway. So the question is irrelevant. Marvel marble.
Monday Morning Critic Podcast
"russell crowe" Discussed on Monday Morning Critic Podcast
"The other. I it's funny you know. Talk to natasha. Henstridge is like my best friend. And she she she. She likes some of their stuff that have done in short films. She says in my best. My best My best work and and you know we just did a what is it. Did you see green light. Absolutely a movie was fifty grand. Wow it's like one of my favorite things i've ever done is a fifty thousand dollar manny. It's unbelievable how that works. Because i feel like all the great movies whether we're talking good will hunting or like movies that are made for cheap somewhat cheap but like fifty. Grand sets a new precedent. I feel like for that movie. I can't get over that. I made like a proof of concept short for western. That i wrote it costs fifty grand. You know Desks ridiculous angela's fifty grand. This is nothing when it comes to make. It's like making it for free. I mean it's it's unbelievable off. His i mean i like i like the some of the stuff i did on bosch definitely and and and i didn't get much to do on westworld but i liked that wonderful. Yeah from dusk till dawn. I had i had a couple cool episodes in ray donovan season. Three premiere ray documentum. Pretty proud of we love ray donovan. Absolutely yeah yeah. You've done some some some amazing things in one of the things. I've been dying. Gaffey was about three ten to yuma I feel like it's like the last great western came out in two thousand seven. I feel like it's the last great western warranty for a long time. That father son story where you know Russell crowe sees that you know. Oh my god this is. I don't know the way. His character evolved that movie. I don't know what are your thoughts on. I just feel like it's one of the greatest movies to come out. Certainly in the last fifteen to twenty years it has such heart of the the the way characters evolve. I dunno chris. Your thoughts on my my best. Memories are watching a movie with my father. I absolutely love it. I mean if you think about you think about like Okay let's say like like tombstone unforgiven three ten to yuma. That's that's like a twenty five year span you know. That's that's like the best Three like high end. Quality like imperfect westerns in twenty five years. So i i agree with you. I don't think there's been there certainly hasn't been made since three ten to yuma that's stack that quality but it was again. It was all it was..
KSFO-AM
"russell crowe" Discussed on KSFO-AM
"So I was debating for myself whether to include Prince Harry in walks Vicks on the march. And I'm not gonna even though he said some really stupid stuff about. Well, first of all, he made some statement He didn't interview the podcast the other day. And immediately half of the media went to listen to the spoiled little rich boy and he was talking about. He counts the terms carefully, but he was talking about emotional abuse. And like toxic parenting, going back generations and his decision that staying part of the royal family would continue that onto his Children. And it was. It was a very recognizable description of breaking the cycle of child abuse that anybody with any knowledge could sure could recognize And because, Yeah, I mean, my God. That existence is so sick and unnatural, you know, being part of the royal family. But anyway, so immediately half the media go so spoiled. It doesn't appreciate slandering the royal family. How dare he fall out as the Royals rubber? It's like, Oh, my God, you people are so stupid and your listeners and readers are so stupid. This guy said something smart and sensitive about loving his Children. You go to your playbook of idiocy. On the other hand, the playbook of idiots got that memorized. I don't need the little risk thing that gives me the play called, which played now I wrote that playbook. That's why you're so good in the fourth quarter. Your idea? Yeah. Anyway anyway, he went on to say somehow they got into the topic of The paparazzi Barbara and he said, I don't want to start going sort of going down the first Amendment root cause that's a huge subject and one in which I don't understand because I've only been here a short period of time. But you find a loophole in anything you blah, blah, blah. Hey, said. I've got so much to say about the First Amendment is, I sort of understand it, but it is bonkers. Okay, so some half wit Brit Says the First Amendment is bonkers. First of all, Harry. I like Ted Cruz is comment. He said. Nice that you could say that it's a good point and other people piled on and made their their points in this. Sink their ships. Oh, said one Australian newspaper columnist. He's such a tiresome flog. Shut up, Harry. That's fine. Hey, Harry. The first Amendment to the extent that I understand it, which is pretty damn thoroughly is one of the greatest gift to mankind. In the history of Homo SAPIENs. And if Britain was up its own but over progressive policies that don't work forbidding people from insulting each other, you'd adopt the First Amendment lock, stock and barrel and be a better country for it. If you'd ever like to discuss that on the Armstrong, you getting show I would be delighted to discuss that. And I won't ask about the Queen Mum one freaking time. Because I don't care is the first time I had the thought that maybe I've fallen for it again. Prince Harry looks kind of like Regal. That's a funny thing to say, um, smart and important, but this party party because he's just a good looking guy, and so I kind of thought he was kind of smart and he might not be. He might be just like an average lummox know, and I believe he's a man of courage. He was a helicopter pilot in Afghanistan, right? Perfectly good without her, but he might not be very smart, right. You might be very good with ideas. I had that happened. Just the other night. There was a guy and it's weird how we're built this way. A guy and he was kind of a studly Looked like a young Russell Crowe, dude, and he was dealing with this thing. Everything like that. And it took me a while to figure out. Oh, you're pretty dumb. You're not free. Okay, Eric, I was okay. I know. I understand what's going on here? Yeah. Yeah, it happens. We'll give Bob Loblaw transition. It's time for a walk Civics on the march..
News Radio 920 AM
"russell crowe" Discussed on News Radio 920 AM
"To be a coincidence, But then it just kind of keeps happening. And I've always wanted, you know, not that I'm causing their deaths, but it's like I was somehow mildly clairvoyant or something. Like or whatever you would call that I don't want to sound weird, but you know what I mean and you're not causing. You're not causing their deaths fell. But what you are doing is picking up on their deaths. That's what That's your gift. You're picking up the feeling in the knowledge that they're going to pass on. And, you know, Christopher Plummer died at the age of 91. He was the star of the original sound of music show hated his part, by the way. What a great actor texts and tweets where they have Tommy sweating from Claire in West Los Angeles. What's your favorite comedy movie? Um My favorite comedy movie Woods. I can't remember the Navy. It's an old one. I mean, it's I think the Frankenstein one with Mel Brooks is Frankenstein. Okay, What's the name of that one? It's called Young Frankenstein. Right, right. And we had close. Leachman died last week. Yes, and you loved her in that part as my God, Robert. Okay, I'm gonna give you my two favorite real quick. Just give me no, it's a mad, mad, mad, mad world. I think that's it. I never saw that. That's the name that so that's way back from the sixties. I think it's funny. 67. Yeah, Hilarious. Okay, real quick. My two favorite. Give me one after in each of these, besides Cloris Leachman Young Frankenstein. Um Peter Sellers. Okay, I would have said Gene Wilder. But that's Gene Gene Wilder. That's right. That's where I met blazing saddles. Marty Feldman was in the two, though, wasn't he? In Young Frankenstein. Yeah, so I can I use that? Sure. Okay. Blazing saddles, Blazing saddles, blazing saddles. What's just, I don't know. Tell me somebody, Alex caress the football player. I knew Alex scares. You know he was in the movie. He was a football player for what team? I have no clue. Detroit Lions Don't follow him. I hired him for a TV show a long time ago. It's a big guy, right? Oh, yeah. Watch dedicated Greek. I watched from blazing saddles. You laugh, Okay? And let's say we have time for another call. Probably not. Probably not. But I want to come back to you right now, Tom. As we've only got a minute left and ask you a question. Of course. Did you ever watch Did you know Christopher Plummer, the actor? No, not really. I don't think I've ever seen a movie with him in it. I mean, do you do you kid? You put his face together with his name on Lee? Because I've seen it today. Okay. All right. Good, great Actor. Okay. Great actor, but he he was with Beautiful mind, and I had earlier and asked Russell Crowe give me a line and he just got back to us. And as I just mentioned the Valerie he has put on his tweet. 12 different things about Christopher Plummer. And you said they're all great stories. You said you've got to read them all so well. Let's get to get a hold of Sean and see if he can. Look, I'll look for it. You know what? I'm speaking of Russell Crowe. Did you see the trailer to his new movie? Car one. I watched that movie. What's it called? It's on Netflix unhinged. I gotta look for it looks so good. It's a great movie Looks really super movie. I mean, you gotta pay for it, but it zipped great movement on Netflix. You know what you do? It's a premium. Oh, not gonna do that. Okay, We're gonna come back and take final calls in a moment from coast to coast Am the Coast website is now streamline for mobile devices. Great news. If you're coast insider, or.
X96
"russell crowe" Discussed on X96
"There was a TV interviewer who you know, after interviewing him. Said. I would just like to point out Mr Plummer that not once. Did we talk about the sound of music? Thank you. He said, Thank you very much. You will be rewarded in the afterlife. Something like that. He Russell Russell Crowe had a story about him on his Twitter and I can't remember what it is, but it involved. Being drunk in the back back in the taxicab. He was he was. He was a carouser and and had, you know he liked to go out drinking with the boys as the world. It's my favorite cling on and he's so good in that role because he's such a good actor. You could take this early. General Chang? Yeah, He's so good in that. And when we wise out he is good in that. That's right. Knives out. He was in that tomb U S. O s. Oh, there you go. Christopher Plummer. 91 Great. Great, great career really a great And he kind of eased up on the sound of music a little up later in life, You know, he He said. I've been awfully mean to it and I There's no point in that people love it and let them love it, But, um, so I was watching the Super Bowl. And I saw the halftime show or most of it, and I was so s o the weekend. Um He's uh I realized that, uh Either. His name is the weakened or somebody has misspelled his name. I think it was a typo. Is that so? It was a typo isn't supposed to be the weekend. Is that what they call it, but it keeps happening. That's the weird thing is that it's a typo, but it keeps happening, so I don't know what's what's wrong with his hands. Mm. He's always wearing gloves Got places. Leather gloves on. There must be something weird about his hands. That's all I can say. It's this thing. It's his business. I thought that the that the performance he's singing Was marginal at best. I mean, it was it was live, you could tell which which made it harder for him to do. Any and he's He wasn't very good, but I have to say, and I don't even care what it was about or what we all the guys with bandages on their faces. Dancing was pretty amazing. Because they managed to Be just I mean, they were all just great and you see a whole football field full of them dancing and the same steps and rhythms. And and being able to pull that off. I think it's just amazing. I should have looked at meant to look up who directed that whole thing because it was. I thought it was pretty cool, but he's performances like jeez. Don't know why I thought it was junk. I thought it was jockstraps on their heads. But that's You know it. Terry wasn't it Wasn't it has something to do with he? He's been appearing with blood on his face, and Bandy's Sue sent me a thing that explains his whole bandage. Situation why he's been doing it. I haven't had a chance to look if if you're like me, you don't care enough to read about it on by. I saw Miley Cyrus with Joan Jett. But I didn't see that. I don't know. Did she? Was she singing with Billy Idol before Joan Jett or after Cause I didn't see it, but I got a tweet that said that Joan was there, but I missed it. So, yeah. So I was all her with the Joan Joan Jett and it was sort of like, okay. And then I don't know that advantage thing. Yeah, Here it is. The the the significance of the head Bandages is reflected on the absurd culture of Hollywood celebrity and people manipulating themselves for superficial reasons to please and be validated. That's why he doesn't And S O Joan Jett was there and Miley Cyrus and But then Eric Church and somebody I never heard of singing the national anthem. Quick. Just You know? Can you just have someone stand? There is dead Bill. Nobody else you can do it like I did. When I first turned on the pregame show. That's what I saw. They were doing a little bit, and it was Whitney Houston..
Yah Lah BUT...
"russell crowe" Discussed on Yah Lah BUT...
"For best director of a motion picture is released cutler. Obvious the still still very famous overactive. You'll have to this day so it was. It was a real big kind of show. Like you know you remember watching that the cinemas are what later yes fucking dope man ever shit. I mean they're one line. You know. I am a father to that son husband to a minute wife And i will get revenge and dislike the next harlem more and like i remember. The joaquin phoenix the really annoying and really Villainous emperor and perla. He put his thumb up or down decided feet of a gladiator added to. It was also had some something about it. Like the cg was was very amazing time because they had their senior fix lion or a tiger. There was entirely cg that looked really real on screener. That's why he was really pretty eye opening to watch quite quite quite. I mean this is two thousand one hundred and still before like transformers all these crazy. Cgi yes so so to be to be clear. The reason why we're talking about is because two thousand and one on january twenty first on january first Gedi though one the goal a few golden globe right yes last week was january twenty first and then we were digging about digging around like oh gladiator and russell crowe and all that there was this tweet that came out. I think last week current last week so so which one did you catch. Wind offers the tweet or the fact that he won't know what's the tweet of as just told significance of the tweet lives. You can explain what what it is Well i mean you mean the the notion or was generally Someone made a joke. That if you're having trouble sleeping the highly highly recommend you watch russell. Crowe's two thousand and four moon mustard. Come under also another epic historical Show about historical. But but i think it's based in history but Russell crowe plays A hero in a very big adventure that romantic at big and just sweeps across different law. Different places all so Somewhat retail if you really want to get to sleep like Once in a movie because within ten minutes you'll be asleep and it did it and he added he addressed. Thanks russell for that right literally things and also retail retail and then it reach russell crowe and russell crowe reply with debts. The problem with key kids these days. No focus beat. The wires. frame is brilliant. Exit an exacting detail or into epic tale of blah blah. Definitely an adult's movie so that sets the frame for the top that we will be debating today Because one of the things that we realized from the first three hundred i it was very. We were sharing stuff. But it wasn't very bitty and there were long periods where we were talking and it felt like monologues law so today we figure okay. Why don't turn up the wretched and debate something that we might both different opinions or we just take different opinions for the sake of it because it's something we have talked about in the past current cry. Yeah so today. What is the. What is the motion. i think. Yeah we wanted to discuss. La with a I think onto france with the kids these days so to speak actually really do have shot. The attention spans There before and relate that way as well is Creepy the movies just not not as As epic in awesome as before right Onto.
Charlie Parker
'The New Mutants' brings in $7 million from theaters during its opening weekend
"That long has been since we said that Marvel superhero slash horror flick. The new mutants ruled the box office this weekend by taking in $7 million $7 million and more than 2400 theaters, and that's with only about 62% of theaters open parts of the South after being devastated by Hurricane Laura weren't open, Disney said quote Is very early and we are encouraged by the start. We're optimistic about a return to the movies. I'm not familiar with the movie New moons. No, I know it's a marvel superhero slash horror flick. But yeah, so it made $7 million that That would be a bad weekend any other time of the year, but that's actually fantastic for what's going on right now. Russell Crowe's unhinged made another 2.6 million after opening with four million last weekend. When you're ready Bill and Ted's face the music earned more than $1 million. It opened it only Ah opened in about 1000 theaters, but a lot of people probably stayed home to watch it because it was also available on demand for 20 bucks. I thought I saw a little bit more of Ah, the trailer. There's a different trailer. I should say the makeup on Chiana is not really that good. No, no, it doesn't look that good. Kind of looks like he's Oh, I don't know where the mask really kind of looks funny, at least the one trailers. I did see the first trailer I saw it looked OK, but the one I saw over the weekend went way to manage here. He looks kind of funny. So you think this is Bo Tox? Er, I'm not sure what it is because you know he does have that high forehead and he went back to the long hair that he had in the original bill and Ted's right in his forehead. That just does not look right. Yeah, I guess that five o'clock shadow. He always has really hides a lot of that. John Wick Wick. Look as we like to call it. It doesn't have that in this. And I just thought it looked funny just like you did. Just me though. Just me. All right. Coming up in 8 10.
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
After 5 months, AMC Theaters reopens its doors, cautiously
"Theater chains have enclosed across the country since late March. Today, the biggest chain in the country starts to slowly open its doors. Starting today, you can hit your local AMC Maybe AMC theaters, the largest chain in the country opens over 100 theaters today about 16%. It's locations in the U. S. For 15 cents today, only you can watch throwbacks, including Black Panther Ghostbusters back to the future in Greece. Then Friday, Russell Crowe's unhinge becomes the first wide release in the US since March. Also Friday, Regal Cinemas will open some of its location. You'll have to wear masks while watching except when eating and drinking and theater capacity will be limited, Jason
Radio From Hell
Review: 'Unhinged' Is No Reason to Return to a Movie Theater
"Unhinged our first actual movies in a movie theater movie A CZ. They're making a big point of that. Ah, lot of theaters that weren't open already are opening this weekend. And this is the first thing out of the out of the gate. And it is Russell Crowe being crazy. Yeah, he plays he plays the guy who has In the very versed in the movie killed people, eyes and hands. He's on his way. But then he then he's driving a pickup truck. And some woman who's having a bad day hung her horn because he's ah Blocking traffic and he decides to make it his mission to ruin this woman's life in every possible way on and and that's your movie. Yeah, it's trying to be trying to be some sort of message about road rage, and you never know another person's problems and all this very, very much in line. If you remember the movie falling down with Michael Douglas is trying it's trying to be that, But if you can't you can't Make the case because because this guy is such a psycho and no outside the you know you can't you can't get the Hey, that could be me on about you know, it could be anyway. Well, it's it's two stars Two stars. Alright on definitely not worth definitely not work, Matt.
Z Morning Zoo
Review: 'Unhinged' is no reason to return to a movie theater
"Reopening this weekend. But there is a new movie coming out this week, and Russell Crowe is the new movie unhinged. It's a movie that you probably normally would never go see, but I bet it's the number one movie in the box office is because you look bad, though. Yeah, Looks okay. It's your kind of movie, Okay, hinting
Donna and Steve
Russell Crowe recalls how Sharon Stone gave him first Hollywood gig
"Crowe says actress and producer Sharon Stone gave him his first big break in Hollywood. Russell talked with Seth Meyers last night about how he struggled in Hollywood before Sharon Stone cast him in the 1995 film, The quick and the Dead. After that, Russell Crowe went on to star in L, A confidential gladiator and a beautiful mind. Next, he'll start an unhinged that opens in theaters on Friday.
News, Traffic and Weather
'Unhinged' and 'Spongebob Movie' Mark Revival of North American Box Office
"Time in five months, theaters reopened over the weekend in Canada and SpongeBob had a strong showing love my life. Bob Sponge on the run and Russell Crowe's unhinged were the first two movies to open wide in North America since March, SpongeBob took in an estimated $900,000, unhinged just under 600,000 unhinged will debut in the U. S. This weekend. We're theaters and more than 40 states will reopen. SpongeBob will go straight to streaming in the US, Jason Nathan's and ABC News
Colleen and Bradley
AMC Theatres Charging 15 Cents a Ticket on Opening Day
"100 of its locations on August 20th and for one day only tickets at the theaters will sell for 15 cents. That was the cost of admission in 1920 when the company was found, But you're not going to get new movies. It's going to be legacy titles like Black Panther and the Empire Strikes Back, and the few new movies that are opening in advanced the Big movie tenant that we will probably never see. But Like Russell Crowe's unhinged in a movie called the Newtons. Well, they're going to be about 10 bucks when they come out discount. I
Geeks Under the Influence
Get Ready for The Umbrella Academy Season 2
"Hello everyone and welcome. It is the Gui recap. It's recap of all the things that are going to of happened for the week of July Twenty, seven, twenty twenty before it happens. My name is Bruce and let's start with the Gui pick of the week. The umbrella academy season two comes out this week on net. If, you're unfamiliar with the show. seven children are born on the same day. Their mothers got pregnant They all possess some amazing ability. Some rich man buys the children and makes them a superhero team. Now they're all grown up and the end of the world has happened. Okay. Season One was great season to hopefully will follow along with that tradition four TV pages on Monday nothing Tuesday cw has the premiere of tell me. A story and vice has the premiere of how to rob a bank for Wednesday. Fox has the finale of ultimate tag. and C W has the finale of bulletproof Thursday nothing Friday. The same Saturday BBC America Has Earth Light. That's A. A premier and HBO has the Premiere of Joe Joe. Rabbit for Sunday CW, has the premiere of Fridge wars and taskmaster for movies coming out this week, unhinged still on the books to come out this week. I'm not sure if it's been pushed back or not it's a Russell Crowe movie where he has a roads rated incident and things. Go Downhill from there. For DVD's, you have end of sentence for on Line Services Net flicks has last chance you season five, the speed Huber's and like I, said the umbrella academy season two
News, Traffic and Weather
AMC Theaters is reversing its policy and will now require patrons to wear masks
"Russell Crowe's road rage thriller unhinged opens in in theaters theaters July July tenth tenth you'll you'll have have to to wear wear a a facemask facemask if if you you want want to to watch watch it it in in a a regal regal cinema cinema the the theater theater chain chain has has joined joined AMC AMC and and mandating mandating masks masks for for all all patrons patrons when when they they officially officially re re open open that that day day to help prevent the spread of covert nineteen AMC reversed its earlier voluntary mask policy Friday following widespread criticism Alamo Drafthouse is also requiring masks in their theaters with all of the chain's also limiting the number of movie goers allowed inside to facilitate social distance
Filmspotting
Nolan #3 - Insomnia / Blow the Man Down / True History of the Kelly Gang
"From Chicago. This is film spotting. I'm Adam Kanner and I'm Josh. Larsen can't be easy to keep working after three days. No sleep to keep focus. You're seeing things yet. Cause little flashes tricks alight that's Robin Williams with Al Pacino in Christopher Nolan's insomnia from two thousand and two as the follow up to his mind. Bending breakout hit. Memento insomnia struck some at the time as a frustratingly straightforward thriller. This week we continue our Nolan who've review with a fresh look plus we'll have thoughts on three new releases all available online more. Can I get up Pacino ahead? Unfilled SPOTTING Welcome to film spotting Josh. The theaters are closed. But the movies keep coming at least if you know where to look this week. We've got reviews of three new releases. Include ONE. That's definitely a golden brick. Were the debut. That's the cozy noir thriller. Blow the man down a feature debut set in Downey's main and the down under set the true history of the Kelly gang from director. Justin Kurt Sel and the high school set Sela and the spades one. You caught up with Josh Ross. Going to continue our Christopher Nolan who've review with two thousand? Two's insomnia the black sheep. Maybe of the Nolan filmography. We'll see if it does deserve that reputation later in the show first though let's talk some new movies for a change including that Australian import true history of the Kelly gang mother soldier pan. You cost me you. Can that back a child? It is already traveling. Full tilt toward the men are would become. That's from the trailer for True History of the Kelly gang which is available to rent ondemand this weekend. The director is Justin Kerr. Zal who previously made twenty eleven the snow town murders than in two thousand fifteen. He did Macbeth. Which starred Michael Faster and Marion Cotillard? All three of them re teamed for two thousand sixteen assassin's creed now. Kelly gang is set in colonial Australia. Where Kelly and his group of anarchists violently rebel against their British rulers nineteen. Seventeen George MCI plays Ned Kelly. The film also stars Russell. Crowe Nicholas Holt Thomasson. Mackenzie and Charlie Hunnam so strong. Cast their Adam. You're able to get an early look at this one before. It's on demand release. Did the cast live up to. Its Promise House the film in general some of it definitely did in terms of the cast. This is actually my first. Kerr Zal film. Haven't seen any of the other three that you mentioned despite the fact that Michael Fast Bender has been in those two that you mentioned and I'm always down for Good Shakespeare Adaptation. I can't compare obviously this film the Kelly Gang to his adaptation of Macbeth specifically but there is a lot of the Scottish play in his telling of Ned Kelly. Se Davis from our beloved. The Baba Duke plays his mother in this film and she is not someone to cross. She's domineering she's vengeful. It's born from years of oppression as a woman and as an Irish woman living under English rule in Australia. You hear her in the trailer. Seda a young Ned. You're a man. Now you go out and show the world. This isn't a gentle mother's encouragement. It's an order and like Macbeth himself. As ned gets closer to his fate the matter he gets and that unhinged hallucinatory spirit is. What colonel taps into visually think about the late nineteenth century? We get in. John Hill coats the proposition as a counterpoint. This is not that at all. This is realism clashing with fantasy to the point where there are times in certain sequences and shots. Josh especially a recurring motif of a man riding a horse. That feels more like more door than the Bush way outside Melbourne. And so I've dropped Macbeth. I've dropped Lord of the rings throw in the assassination of Jesse James by the Coward. Robert Ford and the pop aesthetic of Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette. Except with punk instead and you get some sense of what watching the true history of the Kelly. Gang is really like which may sound really amazing to you and other people. Yeah I'm I'm hooked so far. Yeah it's definitely a lot and honestly it was a little bit too much for me. Wants so much to be this fiery sneer. That doesn't conform do conventional biography and it's full of these big ideas about colonialism and storytelling and masculinity and challenging gender and sexual norms. The gang the Kelly gang actually wears dresses for me. It's just all too much of a performance of assault to really embrace and actually MCI is part of it. He's a really intriguing presence and has an unsettling physicality that he definitely brings to this role. A presence was kind of all he was in nineteen seventeen. That's kind of by the design of that film and I haven't read anything about his performance but I wouldn't be shocked to learn that he went really method here that he he went so deep. And as I said there's there's an intensity to it there's a real physicality to it but he's burrowed so deep into it. So deep into Ned Kelly psyche that he never emerges for me and I can appreciate the audacity of what Kerr's doing here and his. I our first shot of young. Ned actually is him peering through a slit in his makeshift home while his mother is engaged in a sex act with a paying customer. That's a British officer played by Hunnam and then later at the end it is big showdown with authorities. He's wearing iron over his head for protection. With the sliver is is that matches that exact same point of view so crucial knows what he's doing absolutely and he does have a really game cast Russell. Crowe shows up for a little bit in this movie. And there's a lot of fun as outlaw. Who Basically pays for? He buys a young Ned as an indentured servant to teach him the trade. And I really like Nicholas Holt. In this movie. He shows up maybe about midway through as a really charming despicable and entitled English constable. Who BEFRIENDS NED in the family? Until the family decides that they're not going to subjugate themselves to him like he expects everyone to do so some juicy fund performances here and crystals definitely doing allot as I said in terms of the filmmaking sounds like there might even be a little bit of animal kingdom in there too with the mother son Dynamic and of course the Australians setting so I. I'm intrigued by those comparisons. We'll we'll have to see if the catch up with if it works a little bit better for me. The True History of the Kelly gang is available to rent on demand right. Now the new one you caught up with Josh is called Sela and the spades the directing debut of Theresa Poh. It had its debut back in January at Sundance and it came to Amazon prime. This past weekend in your letterbox review you wrote any movie that mixes the DNA of mean girls. Brick and schooldays has my attention. We're all over the place with our references in this show so far. Tell me more. Yeah this this could be a lazy short and in some ways doing this exercise. But I think it's it is really helpful in this case because those are great films with distinct styles each trying to do something that maybe you hadn't quite seen before done in that way and mixing it all together is really exciting. That also puts a ton of pressure on a relatively small film like Sela and the spades and so I don't know if it's the sort of pressure this movie can entirely bare but I like that. All of these elements are in here that the basic scenario is selling. The speights takes place at an elite boarding school and we follow the illicit dealings and also the the relationships among various student factions there called and each of these factions. They're essentially like criminal gangs. So Sela played by Lovey Simone. She runs the drug-dealing spades. And you know there are maybe some Macbeth Lady Macbeth specifically comparisons to make here in her ambition and the way she holds grip on power. She does take an underclassmen under her wing. But as we come to learn you know it may not be the most altruistic reasons that underclassmen played by Celeste O'Connor now both of those performances are really strong by Simone and O'Connor There are some good supporting turns to. I could see this being one of those smaller. First films where two or three of the actors in them and this happened with mean girls as well right pop up in later films and you really see what what great talents. They have their There's also the whole criminal element calls on brick of course that this is going on among high schoolers beneath the adults is. It's kind of amazing. How little the adults have to play in in this world And then there are some really striking flourishes by PLO as director. And here's where some of the the school days Spike Lee school days comparisons come in because Sela is also the head of the spirit squad for the school and they have a direct address to the camera routine just about what. It's like to be a seventeen year old
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The Most Rewatchable Films Off All Time!
"I asked all of you to pick five of your most reliable movies even as I'm here now. I'm thinking of other movies that I would have put on my list to Adam do you want to kick us off with one of yours absolutely? My number five is more of a movie. Batman begins and for me. That's because it has a four x structure James Unconventional. It basically created the modern superhero movie. It was the one that I think we all wanted and they finally figured out how to make it. And there's really no downtime. There's a little bit once once. The Second Act ends Bruce's coming back from being a Ninja. There's a little bit of time but even then it just keeps going well. I think that's part of it too. It feels like the movies constantly restarting like. It doesn't lose the momentum that you got from the last thing. But if almost feels like buster scruggs like it's like and now a news story in this world you love except that it it still builds on the stakes of the previous one. So yeah you have the beginning and you have what you have him going going here. It's Ninja Studies. But then flashback of him as a kid. Yeah and then but then it goes then it goes all right now. He's back in Gothenburg. There's more to this than just him being Ninja. It's him in Gotha somewhere between forty five minutes. An hour between forty five minutes in an hour until he becomes Batman Which is the that is. The best way of doing every other version has been high and Michael Keaton. I'll be Batman today. I hope you enjoy the film kids and then it just there. It's interesting that you liked that because I feel like mostly my gripe with a lot of Origin movies is. Oh you're it's the wait to get to that point and you're like just have them be it already. I think is Batman begins it so well and it had not been done before other than you got taste of like in the animated series and. I think it was like fracturing. This is on the tip of everyone's talking about if you if you just did a few things man and then they'd knocked it out of the park and it was. It's so damn good. I think that that's like probably the one Batman movie other than the dark night but dark knight even a watch. Jerry the Was He the joker parts. But like Batman begins. I love from beginning to end. See I know. I've definitely seen dark knight more than I've Seen Batman begins. I saw dark knight three times in the theater rich but I understand the news. Twelve years ago cheaper. I understand the difference that you're expanding because they think dark knight is one coherent story. That is just snowballing. Whereas Batman begins is like like you know these restarts again and again and it's way easier to be like I'm just GonNa Throw Him Batman begins and watch it. Yeah and infielder and tear to your point at least taking awhile. I think probably because audiences were ready for this. It's more satisfying when you get to Batman instead of just getting right away like you learned to appreciate it like you go. Oh this journey because remember. There's a guy who worked at the time he's like why has Bam Entry Ninjas stupid as a 'cause he trains jerk compelling to watch as well a lot Lindsey one of the movies on your list. I actually knew this was one. Eight year your. He's talked about buying definitely easy to put a Christmas movie on like a Rewatch ables list of because you have the opportunity every year to have those feelings and this is my number one holiday. Christmas rewatch -able movie. I watch it every year. I made you guys all watch it and put it. I bought it on Amazon Prime. Tell me lousy with the movie watcher itself. Oh thank you you never said the movement. Sorry I have eyeballs. Oh a lot of lead up and then you're GONNA build fit. I thought it was building to James. Caan you're a big fan of and the actor who played the kid overall favorite movies. Now I love it so much. Because it's it's that feel-good movie I mean it's a holiday movie so that's like Bilton but it's just really funny Yeah Yeah it's a great holiday comedy. I I remember walking away from this movie and being like I like the two thirds of it and it's charming guy. That's and that's why we're lucky that we have a will. Ferrell holiday movie. That isn't Daddy's home. Two good that we have this they were GONNA call that. Daddy's homer Yeah L. Flake. I think you hit the nail on the head with Chris Movies They. They need to be engineered for that. Yeah because that's the sign of a good lasting. Chris movie like home alone. I've seen more times than I can say to. The it's Christmas story marathon. I was GONNA say as long as it's better than a Christmas story and kids have to grow up watching that anymore. Oh God yeah. So here's the I think the interesting thing about a Christmas movie is that it should be about more than just. Christmas is like hard about Christmas. But it's about way more than just Christmas. Yeah like family. You kinda reunited so it's it's a from a different time when you could. You could mock little people. Yeah well That man went on to be tearing Lancaster. And what have you done with your life me not a lot not a lot. James. You hit the nail on the head with twenty years. I've seen this movie a billion fucking times gladiator. Yeah Wow yeah well. It's because there are lots of obviously we could see the movie. Certain people were putting in and stuff like that but I was like. I was like well action movies. Sometimes there's an action movie that you can watch and of course there's dumb ones like you can put any dumb silly action. Movie that's digestible on there. But gladiators like an epic and I couldn't imagine watching an epic scale movie historical epic type movie like this over and over again but gladiator. I have like I remember. I was in a Latin class in high school and the teacher didn't care at all about teaching and would be like We're GONNA watch gladiator. Nice it's like we're gonNA teach you about gladiator classes and long enough to watch all gladiator. Come back the next time says. When do we stop and then you go? I think it was what he was fighting the goals. Which is like the first fifteen minutes of the movie go? Okay you'd start there wouldn't finish and then you'd you'd end up watching gladiator again and again. I watch gladiator in two different classes in high school. That's pretty good But yeah it's just like I just think it's so digestible when you think about some of the other movies in this genre it's like exodus gods and kings and like like these big scale historical drama pieces and stuff just didn't none of them. None of them are is fun is gladiator is in my opinion. It's a dense movie. It's also covers a lot of ground here. there's not a lot of misunderstandings two and half hours pilates two and a half hours but like kind of like we're saying about some of those other movies it like has several start. It's like okay. Well there's the beginning part of the movie Where he's he's soldier but then there's the part where he's training and then there's the part where he's leaving rebellion and like it so there's all these like restarts and stuff. Yeah I honest I still think this is one of walking penises best performances and I feel like it's a role that you would never see him again. Oh Yeah Russell. Crowe no keep Russell Crowe. I'll never liked this ever again. Heartthrob Sexy Action Lead Caesar Cut. I've never seen this movie. It's real good yeah. He didn't joy in a lot is like I'm going to say that a lot about some of the films early. It's okay I mean if you ever wondered we're doomed got his mask from. You should watch glad I will watch a lot of these movies. I'm sure but yeah no. I Love Gladiator. It's pretty it's weird because it was one of one best picture and like people in hindsight were like really gladiator. And I'm like yeah because it's just because it's like a popcorn action movie doesn't mean it doesn't deserve the acclaim. It
Afternoon News with Tom Glasgow and Elisa Jaffe
Oscars To Add Popular Movie Category, Won't Air All Awards Live
"Here are the nominees for achievement in cinematography several categories, including cinematography won't be aired live is now my honor to present this year's nominees for in film editing. You won't see film editing live either the academy has announced those categories. In addition to best live action short and makeup hairstyling will all be awarded during commercial breaks. The air Modell taro reaction from some of the Oscars. Most famous alarms has been swift gear mobile Toro, last year's best director blasted the decision saying, cinematography and editing or at the very heart of our craft. They are cinema itself. And this scathing tweet from best actor winner. Russell Crowe calling it such a fundamentally stupid decision and. Alphonso quorum the mastermind behind one of this year's most nominated films. Roma added no one single film has ever existed without cinematography, and without editing, but portions of those acceptance speeches will be aired academy. President John Bailey says the change was made to help keep the broadcast to three hours. But in an Email to academy members promised a winning speeches will be shown later in the broadcast. That's ABC's TJ homes.
Chip Franklin
'Boy Erased' confronts the controversial practice of gay-conversion therapy
"From homosexual or bisexual heterosexual. I guess they don't have the other way round. You would send you to make you gay, right? It says there's virtually no reliable evidence that sexual orientation can be changed and medical bodies worn. The conversion therapy practices are ineffective and potentially harmful. The American psychiatric association opposes psychiatric treatment based on the assumption. That gay is a mental disorder. They I mean wasn't that long ago that the American psychiatric association said homosexuality was a mental disorder. I don't have any doubts to back this up. But I'm willing to bet that it's it has a success rate of zero percent. Oh, yeah. I mean, I've met people. I bet there's people that have gone to it, and then practiced heterosexual sex the rest of their lives and then freaking miserable. Exactly, I'm reading right here. Says techniques used in conversion therapy proprietary nineteen Eighty-one in the US and western Europe included ice, pick lobotomies chemical castration hormonal treatment at aversion treatments such as the application of electric shock to the hands and genitals, nausea inducing drugs. This is nineteen eighty one. So in one thousand nine hundred eighty they were doing this in the United States. The they'll give you drugs while show you homo erotic stimuli. Unbelievable. So they also apparently fan all Abbas CDs from your record. Yeah. Great deal about this movie. Boy a race. That's just a really wonderful film. And everybody sprouts is that I was all prepared for it to have a lot of horrific stuff like that and thinking this would just be so painful to watch. And it was kind of interesting the way the minister that runs this who's played by the guy that directs the movie Joel Edgerton, there's a popular actor and director. He actually really does care about the kids. So it's it's kind of interesting to watch a person that cares about it's just totally misguided. It how to handle kids and what he thinks about sexuality. So it's kind of interesting not some nurse ratchet type character that's even scarier though. Right. Well, right. That's true. I mean, you could make an argument. But, but I mean, at least you start just just typical movie where you know, he's always trying to, you know, get the kids and World War without giving away. Too much of the plot is what what what goes on it gets called boy erased, and it's opening this weekend, actor Lucas hedges who was great in Manchester by the sea where we got an Oscar nomination the young kid. And he yeah. Yeah. He was really good in that. Yeah. I've seen them and other stuff too. Yeah. And he's a he's the all American kid plays basketball team dates cheerleader, and you know, his data flip Russell Crowe. Who's also a Baptist minister. So if ever you're gonna come out to your parents as gay it probably doesn't work in your favor. If your dad is a minister now. Nicole Kidman is the mom, and she goes along with it. And you know, so then he spent the rest of the movie trying to get out of there and trying to come to grips with the sexuality. And it's got some really powerful stuff in it. It's just it's gonna get nominated for some Oscars. Wow. So. Is there one of these deals in light of these movies? Here's a cliche is that the the like in an American Beauty the gun anti gay ends up kissing Kevin Spacey at the end because he's causing it, right? And you said that there is that that happened in this movie as well. Yes. So one of the people working at the place that is that is the case, you know, he's one of the adult counselors. He's still trying to keep it bottled in. You know what you're seeing? There was a movie a month ago called the education or Cameron post that also dealt with this that had. Actress named Chloe moat scrapes from kick ass movie. She was in that. So it's it's really interesting. There's been two movies on this subject. And you know, the interesting thing about this. I remember would midnight express came out and the real story midnight express, forget the name of the the it's a true story about a guy that stuck in a Turkish prison for smuggling drugs. And he's there for a long time. And and he's he has a sexual relationship with a guy, but he's not gay gets out and continues his life and the
Bill Handel
Joaquin Phoenix Joker movie gets 2019 release date
"There's just better solutions that are much more cost. Effective Dennis. Dilatot president of the OC water district says, over time the water would. Be. Cheaper than imported water this provides an opportunity for us to have a local non interrupt. -able source of. Water that will assure that we would never have a water shortage in Orange County in Santa Ana Corbin Carson KFI, news the FBI says Russian meddling in, American affairs is something to be taken very serious Live view has not changed which is, that Russia attempted to interfere with the last election and that, it continues to engage in malign influence operations. To this day Christopher Ray suggested last night he has threatened to resign President Trump says he's told Russia's president to stay out of America's elections Trump tweeted this morning. The fake news, media wants so badly. To see a, major confrontation with Russia even a confrontation that could lead to war Far ahead John The actor who wanted Tony for his role in the Broadway adaptation of the, movie the producers has. Died Gary beach was a veteran of the great white, way and it isn't into a. Tony he won in two thousand. One he was nominated for playing Lumiere and beauty and the. Beast and Albert in the two thousand four revival of the Kaj. Fall he also had many parts and TV. Shows he died Tuesday at his home in Palm. Springs he was seventy Kazakhstan's first Olympic medalist in figure skating has been murdered in an attempted, robbery Dennis ten won the bronze medal in the men's figure skating event in the two thousand fourteen winter. Games he was also a two time world. Medalist he got stabbed by two men who tried to steal his car. Mirrors he was twenty, five Jack my, friend Wonder brother says, a new movie about the. Joker will be released in October of next year walking Phoenix is taking over the, role made famous by. Jack Nicholson and heath ledger joker will be directed by, Todd Phillips did the hangover the. Movie about how the joker became. Batmans arch nemesis and the to blockbuster video stores in Anchorage. Alaska that recently closed down are having a sale to get rid. Of all their stuff except one thing that's. Russell Crowe's jockstrap late last night John Oliver bought. It at an auction and sent it to the blockbusters in Alaska to help the struggling movie, rental chain bringing business crow supposedly wore the jockstrap in a twenty two thousand five movie incident rela man. The general manager of the recently departed blockbusters. Store says people can buy the display case that the intimate item is. Stored in but not, the strap itself Jaffe.
Morning Edition
UK PM May says Donald Trump told her to sue the EU over Brexit
"Live from npr news in washington i'm nora raum president trump believes later today for helsinki finland for a meeting tomorrow with russian president vladimir putin trump's now in scotland where he's been spending the weekend at one of his golf courses one of two in the country the president met last week with british prime minister theresa may she told the bbc's andrew maher today that previously trump had given her advice which she did not take trump had told her how to deal with european leaders on the uk's departure from the eu don't negotiate see them in court he told me i should sue you sue the city you negotiation susan actually no negotiations with may pointed out that during his visit the president had also told her not to walk away from negotiations secretaries of state from around the country and election security experts are gathered in philadelphia this weekend to discuss how to fight back against the threat of interference in november's midterms as whyy's bobby allen reports election watchers are especially alert about voter registration breaches department of homeland security officials say russians made efforts to hack into the election systems of at least twenty one states on the twenty sixteen presidential election and susan green hall with the national election defense coalition does not want to see that again in november so she's talking with top state officials about a nightmare scenario and adversary attacking voter registration databases on election day to change voter registration records and prevent people from voting on election day causing chaos and also sewing discord and mistrust in the system green hall says many state leaders have assured her that registration databases are getting increased security and election officials say they are developing backup plans in the event that voters have trouble casting ballots in november bobby allen npr news philadelphia after a month long run the men's world cup ends today with the final between france and croatia france was one of the favorites heading into the soccer tournament croatia surprise finalist thanks to the team's historic streak of endurance npr's tom goldman reports it's a day of i for croatia first time in a world cup final first team to get to the final after winning three straight time games and they're hoping the match with a first world cup championship france is favored it has the more talented lineup from forwards killing an mvp and antoine greece mun to rocksolid goalkeeper hugo lorries croatia particularly shines in midfield where luka modric excels with his ball handling and passing the french shouldn't rely on their opponents fatigue with those record three straight extra time wins croatia has proved it can go for as long as it takes but if france can outlast the croatians it will mean a second championship and first since one thousand nine hundred eighty eight tongue goldman npr news this is npr news from washington the united nations issued a report today that the number of civilians killed in afghanistan in the first half of the year increased by one percent this year one thousand six hundred ninety two civilians died the most since the un mission in afghanistan began keeping track of civilian deaths in two thousand nine the report said more than half those deaths were attributed to islamic state the last two blockbuster stores in alaska are shutting their doors tomorrow marking the end one of the last strongholds of the video rental business as npr's laura sydell reports that leaves only one blockbuster in the united states in the pre internet days blockbuster was the place to go when you wanted to watch a movie at home but the internet has moved the rental business online blockbusters all over the country shut their doors but the alaska stronghold state and business partially because high speed internet in the state was expensive now the last two stores one in anchorage and one in fairbanks are calling it quits the last blockbuster standing is in bend oregon the satirist john oliver did a segment on the alaska stores he sent them russell crowe memorabilia including a jockstrap crow war in cinderella man the hope was that the stores could sell the items for money or use it to draw customers the under says he'd like to return the jockstrap laura sydell npr news the california democratic party has given its endorsement for the senate seat now held by dianne feinstein it's not for feinstein but for another democrat state senator kevin de leon who is considered to be a long shot in the general election member i'm nora raum npr news in washington support for npr comes from npr stations other contributors include e c m c foundation working through improve postsecondary educational outcomes for under served students through evidence based innovation learn more at e cmc mc foundation.
Joel Riley
Ariana Grande defends Pete Davidson to fans
"To the dealership to negotiate tom mcparland says that's old school almost never wanted to go she ate person mcfarland who writes for the auto blog jalopy nick says the new way to do it is to go online contact dealer and say hey sir ma'am i'm interested in a car you haven't stock here's the one i'm interested in here's my email i need you to send me a price on that car and you do that with the next guy did do that with the next guy to do that with the next guy then compare prices and see who can give you the best possible deal daria albinger abc news the fda is green lighting the first ever pharmaceutical drug made of marijuana it's called epa dialects and researchers say can be used to treat rare forms of epilepsy when paired with other pharmaceuticals the drug is made from canada by it all which does not produce marijuana high marketing will begin this fall george h w bush is welcoming a new curry family member his name is sully and he's a yellow lab service dog trained to help the ninety four year old former president with his daily tasks he reportedly response to two pages of commands and can do all sorts of things including answering the phone and fetching a new jersey woman is one hundred nine years young mary gibson who lives in jersey city recently celebrated her birthday and she says her secret to living a long life is eating well walking and asking god every night to let her see another sunrise health update sara lee kessler nbc news radio doc ariana grande wants fans to sell posting native comments about p davidson on social media the pop singer shut down the accuser that davidson was flipping off randy's fans when he was photographed with his middle finger up brandi said he was actually flipping off the paparazzi who took the photo and once the war over davidson and their quick engagement to end rhonda and the s and l cast member have been together since early may russell crowe will be making his television debut starring as roger ailes and a new showtime limited series about the rise of fox news the show will be called the loudest voice in the room and will be about the best selling book of the same name by journalists gabriel sherman actor alec baldwin helping to raise funds for breast cancer research he helped host.
The Adam Carolla Show
Russell Crowe finalizes divorce from Danielle Spencer — two days after $3.7 million auction
"Well if you want to have your information this particular set of information they have on facebook you can go in the setting section and just hit undo on everything it'll tell you exactly who it thinks you are and what it thinks you're about apparently i was an asian woman with an affinity for latinos guessing i do have a lot of asian friends but it does its best guessing and compiles information on you and you can have it you can take it out distasteful as the whole camera gianluca thing is i agree with you the whole ambridge ambridge about facebook and the data being blah blah the only thing alarming how many people are truly surprised right god you're kidding me facebook yeah what do you think facebook's in our lives people the same people who are like me alexa though the google whatever alexa listens in yeah that's why i don't have one listening all the time like the xbox everything else who shocked by this well i assume narcissists because they're the ones that are always worried about their information my information is free anyone could have it we're member of how long ago it was maybe a month ago we talked about how russell crowe was going to have this big divorce action to with his ex wife it happened so as we were just weekend this was a big financial boon for russell crowe all in all in all said he made three point seven million dollars the oscar winner raked in the cash saturday night at the south abe's auction designed to fund his split from ex wife daniel spencer was the memorabilia assume the the art of divorce is what it was called took place in sydney on his fifty fourth birthday.