“agreed but i don't know also who knows if it's just alcohol i i don't know i don't know i don't know that either but it's not good remains bad um we'll come back to bachelorette do you think there's any chance that we will ever get that season or it's just gone that's being discussed Well, this is one of the things I want to talk about. We'll just, we're here. Let's keep going. The bachelor official bachelor podcast, bachelor happy hour is like they announced that they're having the men on the …”
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The speculation around whether Taylor Frankie Paul's season of 'The Bachelorette' will ever be released is heating up. The official Bachelor podcast has announced that the men from her season will appear, creating intrigue about the show's editing and potential streaming options. Fans are left wondering if Hulu could be the platform that salvages this season amid concerns about advertising revenue on ABC.
Bachelor Party·Taylor Frankie Paul Check-In, Even More ‘Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ News, a ‘Summer House’ Drama Explainer, and Reactions to ‘Love Overboard’·Mar 30, 2026
“The last wave. Guys, please try to help me understand what happens at the end of this movie. I will read to you like what the synopsis says happens after meeting with the shaman of Lee's tribe and learning more about aboriginal practices and the concept of green dream time is a parallel world of existence Burton comes to believe that his dreams and heavy dreams of strange heavy rain both the signs of a coming apocalypse he sends his danger he makes his wife and kids leave town there's a crazy …”
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The ending of Peter Weir's 1978 film 'The Last Wave' is a mind-bending exploration of dreams and reality. As the protagonist, Burton, navigates a surreal experience involving Aboriginal mysticism and apocalyptic visions, he discovers a deeper connection to his identity, culminating in a confrontation with a massive wave that signifies impending doom. This segment dives into the film's complex themes and the eerie atmosphere that leaves viewers questioning their own perceptions of existence.
Blank Check with Griffin & David·The Last Wave with BenDavid Grabinski·Mar 22, 2026
“And those moments feel a little sweaty and funky to me. Do you know what I mean? I think for sure. And the show almost wants you to know when they're happening, right? It'll shift into like a tape VHS kind of filter. If it's like, this is supposed to be something from paparazzi footage, you'll see a lot of like cameramen snapping shots at opportune moments that, yeah, you would recognize. I think the more successful ones, honestly, I think Battery Park is a good example of I'm compelled enough …”
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In the podcast segment discussing the show 'Love Story', the hosts analyze the performances of Sarah Pidgeon as Carolyn and Paul Anthony Kelly as JFK Jr. They highlight a standout scene in Battery Park, where the emotional tension of their public relationship is palpable, and delve into how Kelly's accent adapts when recreating real-life footage, showcasing his attention to detail in embodying the character.
The Prestige TV Podcast·‘Love Story’ Episodes 4-8: Press-ed·Mar 23, 2026
“One bit of content in an endless scroll of other bits. This is how it works now across the board. I mean, in every area of life, we are confronted with an infinite number of options. It plagues society at every level. You go to the store for ketchup and there are like 97 different options to choose from. The same is true of cars, watches, dating apps, clothing, cosmetics, toiletry is anything. It's too many choices. It's overwhelming. It's overstimulating. You commit to one and then you worry …”
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The Oscars have lost cultural relevance because films today exist in a fractured landscape, making it unlikely for any to become lasting cultural sensations.
The Matt Walsh Show·Ep. 1752 - I Looked Into Why Streaming Became Slop. This is How to Fix it.·Mar 19, 2026
“Genevieve with Aubrey is very weird socially to like come at it like that. uh rick and joe both in that argument also very poor uh social uh so there's a lot i think there's a lot of blunders there always is but like those are some that really stand out uh across the board ozzy is definitely worse than colby colby's social game is fine but i don't think it's in the name of strategy it's just who he is i mean there's a way in which these like legacy players are coasting a lot on their …”
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In the latest episode of 'Survivor 50: In the Hands of the Fans,' the hosts discuss the intricate social dynamics at play as the merge approaches. They highlight players like Sari and Rizzo, noting how Sari's strategic prowess and Rizzo's endearing annoyance create a unique alliance that could shape the game's outcome. As tensions rise, the hosts predict that someone's social blunder may lead to trouble during the merge.
The Pod Has Spoken·The ’Survivor 50’ Merge Extravaganza! | The Pod Has Spoken·Mar 31, 2026
“like one. Yeah. Okay. I can trust you this time. Right. Right. You're not going to do the same thing to me again that you kept doing over and over again. Right. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. I promise. I promise. No, this time I'm not going to do it. Uh, but then she keeps doing it. Okay. All right. Steven, anything else on your mind from the survivor world? No, I mean, this is, I feel like we really had it all. We gave it, sorry? Fun chat today. This is great This is very fun You …”
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In the latest episode of Survivor 50, the discussion centers around the controversial decision to vote out Q, which may have cost the team a competitive edge in challenges. The hosts analyze how Q's absence affected the group's dynamics and performance, suggesting that eliminating strong players too early can backfire. With insights on Mike's attempts to save a friend and the team's struggles, this segment delves into the complexities of voting strategies in the game.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor, The Traitors & Reality TV - RHAP·Know-It-Alls: Survivor 50 Ep 4 Recap·Mar 22, 2026
“Howard just gets pushed one time, one loop around the floor and back into the elevator. Is that not what you do after surgery? Okay. Well, listen, we did go into the park. We did. So we left the premises slightly today. What is the farthest geographically that we have been from the ED? I think it's probably Robbie on the road. Oh, Robbie. Yeah, obviously Robbie on the road. But never further than that. Never farther than that. Thank you. Mr Green would have something to say but maybe not As …”
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In 'The Pitt' Season 2, Episode 11, the hosts humorously discuss the show's limited geographical range, questioning how far characters have ventured beyond the emergency department. They highlight Robbie's journey on the road as the farthest they've seen, contrasting it with other locations like the park and the roof. This light-hearted exploration of the show's setting reveals the creative boundaries within the series.
The Prestige TV Podcast·‘The Pitt’ Season 2, Episode 11: The ICE Episode·Mar 20, 2026
“odd gut feeling maybe it's all those akia meatballs but just about the move that he made if it really was just for show and then it did make his path considerably harder here but the fact of the matter is this was the move to talk about in this episode and it sets things up for a considerably more entertaining episode 18 than maybe we or for if Brooke left. Yeah, listen, hell, I think ultimately we both are feeling iffy about the move. For all I know, come exit interview, Jackson's there, calls …”
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Jackson's recent strategic move in Survivor AU: Redemption has stirred debate among fans, as it may have complicated his game. While some believe it was a bold play, others feel it was merely for show, setting the stage for a more thrilling Episode 18. The implications of his choices leave viewers questioning if he can recover or if this will lead to his downfall.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor, The Traitors & Reality TV - RHAP·Survivor AU: Redemption Episode 17 Recap·Mar 30, 2026
“also, but it didn't bug me. It bothered you. It bothered me because I felt like it took away the credibility of the, of the story and the facts, because to me, if you're watching it and you're aware that they've thrown this housekeeper into stories where she was already dead, but they had her continuing to have conversations with the son and be involved in these scenes. Right. Then it made me think, I don't know if I trust you with your facts and your credibility. It bothered me. I mean, that's …”
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The dramatization of the Murdoch murders has sparked debate over its credibility, particularly regarding the portrayal of the housekeeper's interactions with Paul Murdoch after her death. Critics argue that this creative choice undermines the factual integrity of the story, leading viewers to question the authenticity of the narrative. This discussion raises important questions about the balance between storytelling and factual representation in true crime adaptations.
Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra Judge·Legally Brunette: Nancy Guthrie Updates, Taylor Frankie Paul & Corn Hole Murderer·Mar 31, 2026
“Never do that. Never do it. Okay. So the first person says, I'm not gonna use anybody's real name. Some people are anonymous. Some people aren't, but I'll make up fake names if I have to. My wife had just given birth to our son on April 22nd, 2019, which also happened to be the last week of the showing of Avengers Endgame, a movie. My wife and I agreed we'd see together or miss together if our son was born, you know, in the time where we'd miss it. So here's where the confession comes. OK, so …”
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A new dad confessed to sneaking out just two days after his son was born to catch a showing of 'Avengers: Endgame.' Despite agreeing with his wife to either see the film together or not at all if their baby arrived, he concocted a story about helping a friend with car troubles. This humorous yet relatable confession reveals the lengths some will go to for a cinematic experience.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor, The Traitors & Reality TV - RHAP·RAANAP 317: Rob and Akiva Listener Confessions Bracket·Mar 21, 2026
“Today, we are recapping Season 7, Episode 11. What a drag. The greatest episode of Boy Meets World history. May this go down. Let's proclaim it now. Let's just before we say it again. Yes, we know what Ryder thinks. Let's put a gold star. Man. The Emmys just snubbed us in our final year with our greatest ever. Do you think Bill Daniels looks at his entire career and says, that one time when I made the double D joke to Eric Matthews. Yes. It originally aired December 3rd, 1999. the synopsis cory …”
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In this recap of Boy Meets World Season 7, Episode 11, titled 'What a Drag,' the hosts declare it the greatest episode in the show's history. Originally aired on December 3, 1999, the episode features Cory redecorating the apartment while Eric and Jack disguise themselves as girls to evade a thug. The discussion highlights memorable moments and the show's legacy, including a nod to the snubbed Emmys.
Pod Meets World·TGI – Episode 711 “What a Drag!”·Mar 19, 2026
“It all what going on A little different right there On today show though the Midnight Boys are giving their instant reactions First episode of Daredevil Born Again Season 2 If you guys do not remember the story here Daredevil was a sensation over on Netflix Netflix had a whole Marvel Cinematic Television Universe of their own. There was Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Iron Fist. the defender show punisher uh the punisher as well um things kind of changed over business wise at disney with you know …”
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The Midnight Boys dive into their instant reactions to the premiere of 'Daredevil: Born Again' Season 2, highlighting the show's evolution from its Netflix roots. Originally intended as a lighter, procedural series, the show has undergone significant changes, including a revamped cast and storyline, which has sparked both excitement and confusion among fans.
The Ringer-Verse·'Daredevil: Born Again' Season 2 Premiere Instant Reactions | The Midnight Boys·Mar 25, 2026
“So it's sort of like I had a hype man that I didn't know was hyping it up. And I was over here in a corner with Brian just working really hard on the Scott Pilgrim show, not even thinking about what I was going to do next. And then I was very fortunate that when that got done, it's like I just shifted into the long headache of how do I make a movie to Vince Vaughn's kind of stuff. I wanted to ask you about Vince. It's nice to see him in this register. it's been a little while since he's been …”
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Vince Vaughn's recent roles showcase a fascinating evolution in his acting style, especially with the upcoming projects that echo themes from Michael B. Jordan's 'Creed.' The discussion highlights the challenges of filming scenes with actors portraying multiple characters, revealing the technical hurdles and the collaborative spirit in filmmaking. This segment captures the excitement of the creative process while reflecting on the admiration shared among filmmakers.
The Big Picture·The Best Movies of the Year … So Far. Plus: 15 We Missed!·Mar 30, 2026
“For an hour and 20 minutes, you're like, what the fuck with this movie? What the hell? And then all of a sudden... That's me! But all of a sudden... But this is... I think you have to... The last 20 to 25 minutes are so good. You just don't even remember the first hour 20. It's like... It turns into... You're like, is this the greatest movie I've ever seen? And you just forgive the rest of it. Bill, so you're saying what I'm saying, you're just also loving the movie because you've expunged the …”
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A movie can completely transform your perception in just its final 20 minutes, making you forget the preceding hour and 20. This segment discusses how a powerful ending can redeem a lackluster beginning, and reflects on the emotional impact of cinematic moments like the Oscars' in memoriam tribute. It highlights the surprise and depth that can arise in storytelling, even when initial impressions are disappointing.
The Bill Simmons Podcast·LakerMania, NBA Expansion, WBC Lessons, and MBJ’s Moment With Billy Gil and Wesley Morris·Mar 20, 2026
“Next on the list, The Secret Agent, a movie that I wanted to like but could not bring myself to. The Secret Agent is a Brazilian film. It is rooted in the 1970s during the Brazilian military dictatorship. I'll put this one kind of like a hamnet level, 2.5 out of 5. It kind of goes nowhere. It kind of goes nowhere. So the whole thing centers on a former professor named Armando, who is trying to pick up his young son and escape the country because he's being targeted by corrupt figures inside the …”
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Both 'The Secret Agent' and 'Train Dreams' fell flat for me, earning just 2 out of 5 stars. The former, a Brazilian film about a father's desperate escape during a dictatorship, lacked dramatic tension, while the latter, a visually stunning but plotless narrative, left me cold despite its strong performances.
The Ben Shapiro Show·Ben Reviews Oscar's "Best Picture" Nominations·Mar 14, 2026
“But it's very hard to say that you support somebody who we've seen be violent. Right. At the same time, like, we don't, if something comes out about February, like, we cannot show it ever, ever. But if all we have is the 2023 video, you know, there's there's things to be said on all sides and I see every single side or I can I could try to understand every side I feel like maybe it is hard it's so hard her daughter is around in that video and that's that's really the kicker yeah I mean yeah I …”
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Ashley Iaconetti discusses the challenges of filming reality TV, specifically comparing her experiences on 'The Bachelor' and 'Real Housewives.' She reflects on the difficult situation surrounding Taylor Frankie Paul's canceled season and the emotional toll of being in a high-conflict environment. Iaconetti also shares her thoughts on possibly returning for a second season, emphasizing the diverse personalities that shape the show's dynamics.
Two Ts In A Pod with Teddi Mellencamp and Tamra Judge·The Twot Seat: ASHLEY IACONETTI (RHORI)·Mar 30, 2026
“And now she wants and expects and even demands to be heard. And that's why it's not better. It's just richer. And that's, that's why I think it works so well. Yeah. I mean, that's the thing, right? That's what comes with, I mean, something I'm slowly learning and something I've learned from the women who in my life who are older than me by a decade or two, the older you get the less insert word here you give and to be able to see that progression of where she's at now and the fact that she is …”
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Valerie Cherish, played by Lisa Kudrow in HBO's The Comeback, showcases a rich character evolution as she navigates her new role as both star and executive producer of a show written by AI. This season highlights her struggle with responsibilities and personal growth, revealing a character who, despite being seen as delusional, embodies resilience and optimism in the face of Hollywood's challenges. The narrative effectively portrays the different journeys of characters in the industry, making it a compelling watch.
“that's just my that's my interpretation well it's like i'll give you this example no but but i mean it like this is again the same questions that come up all the time when i sort of prepping and it because it so personal Think about like the idea of feeling like something feels real right Well there a strong argument that like think about the revenant right Like this like 14 mil or 16 mil lens, super close, physically a foot from two feet from Leo, living with him in this physical way. It's …”
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The emotional impact of lens choices in filmmaking can dramatically alter a viewer's perception of reality. For instance, in 'The Revenant,' the use of a close lens creates an intimate experience with Leonardo DiCaprio, while long lenses in films like 'Midnight Cowboy' provide a voyeuristic perspective that can feel equally authentic. This discussion highlights how different filming techniques evoke varied emotional responses and interpretations from audiences.
On Film…With Kevin McCarthy·Ep. 36 - Maggie Gyllenhaal & Lawrence Sher on The Bride, cinematography, directing, editing, Joker, The Lost Daughter, Favorite Theatrical Experiences, Jake Gyllenhaal, Christian Bale, Jessie Buckley·Mar 06, 2026
“Okay Amanda here we are We just finished watching the Academy Awards here at our office I wearing a bow tie that I tied myself I feeling very proud of myself We wait till hour two of this podcast to share how long it took you It was also about hour two It was not less than an hour, that's for sure. Okay, the Academy Awards just happened. You said you're feeling excited. You're feeling moved. Yes. Break it down. Over under for you on how many times I cried during this show. I'll say I'll try to …”
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Michael B. Jordan's win for Best Actor was a moving and well-deserved highlight of a largely predictable but satisfying Oscars ceremony.
The Big Picture·The 2026 Academy Awards: ‘One Battle After Another’ Earns More Than a Few Small Oscars·Mar 16, 2026
“And that's just a product of having seen every single one of these multiple times and really liking a lot of them. But it's very hard to go back to a like a more innocent viewing experience of seeing Toy Story for the first time. Or even though I was like probably 13 at the time, there just felt like something like something extraordinary that had never been done was happening. But just the use of that 3D animation style at that time felt so novel. And now that has been the experience we lived …”
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The impact of Toy Story's groundbreaking 3D animation is still felt today, as it set a new standard for animated films. While discussing the differences in animation styles, the conversation highlights how movies like Miyazaki's works and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse stand out due to their unique textures. The segment reflects on how the experience of watching animated films has evolved over the years, particularly in comparison to recent Pixar releases like Luca.
The Big Picture·The "Anything But Oscars" Mailbag! Plus: ‘Hoppers’·Mar 09, 2026
“you hooked is it great so i'll start by saying that i was really into racing as a kid i enjoyed nascar with my family i grew up in the perfect time frame to be 12 and enjoy fast and furious played the need for speed games and just had this car culture kid in my life who made me obsessed So I was always into this kind of stuff even though I'm not too much of a gearhead I can't tell you anything about how an engine worker how how a car is put together I can kind of tell you what a brand is when …”
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Watching the Melbourne race reignited my love for racing, thanks to Netflix's 'Drive to Survive.' Despite not being a gearhead, the show's accessibility made Formula 1 thrilling for me. The race felt fast-paced and exciting, a stark contrast to the repetitive nature of NASCAR, and I can't wait to see more.
AppleInsider Podcast·MacBook Neo, iPhone 17e and special guest David Pogue on the AppleInsider Podcast·Mar 13, 2026
“We are guest loaded today and one of the guests we have is Jason Fraley who is a DC film critic and is a film professor at Hood College and is the host of Beyond the Fame podcast and Jason has joined us a number of times and we doing this because the Oscars are Sunday night right That right And I don know anything This is like the fifth or sixth year in a row My post movie experience is zero I don watch the movies I don pay attention to the movies. I don't know anything about the movies that …”
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Paul Thomas Anderson's 'One Battle After Another' was expected to win big at the Oscars, aligning with its status as one of the year's best films.
“find this era. I really think The Granddaddy, the first one that really shaped what it means to have millennial optimism was Juno in 2007. I say it's the catalyst that really sparked this era because it is such a millennial movie to its core, whether it's the soundtrack, the cast alone, the look and the feel of that movie. I don't think the plot line directly represents what all these other millennial optimism movies will because it is about a girl who gets pregnant on accident decides to give …”
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In this segment, the host hilariously reflects on how '500 Days of Summer' warped his understanding of love when he was 18, making him chase a fantasy relationship. He shares a funny realization about how he once viewed Zooey Deschanel's character as the villain, only to appreciate the movie's true message years later as a happily married man.
The Bobby Bones Show·MOVIE MIKE: Deep Dive on Millennial Optimism Film Era + Movie Review: THE BRIDE! + Trailer Park: Scary Movie 6·Mar 14, 2026
“I thought sinners would win the ringer versus foot. I thought that golden would win the, can I just tell you, I'm a little worried about golden at the Oscars. What do you think is going to win instead? I lied to you. Like, well, I would be so excited has been ahead for so long. Yeah. And then I feel like people kind of, And like what's happening with sinners right now is people are just getting kind of excited about something different happening. There's momentum. And so I could see it. It …”
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Michael's win at the SAG Awards has everyone buzzing about the Oscars, with predictions swirling around who will take home the Best Actor award. While many expected Golden to dominate, there's a surprising momentum building for Sinners, making this year's race particularly interesting. With recent memories of unexpected wins like Anthony Hopkins over Chadwick Boseman, anything could happen this time.
House of R·The 2026 Versies Awards | House of Midnight·Mar 14, 2026
“Yeah. Yeah. So like, imagine like a whole work site of people getting ready for the festival the night before, and they were really behind and everybody's working hard. And then a whole monsoon comes and everybody runs for cover and then never comes back. That's what the fire festival looked like when the first guests started to”
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The chaotic setup of the infamous Fyre Festival was marred by a sudden monsoon that struck the night before the event. As workers scrambled to prepare for the festival, they were forced to abandon their posts when the storm hit, leaving guests stranded and unprepared. This disastrous start set the tone for a weekend filled with challenges and employee struggles.
Stuff You Should Know·The Fyre Festival Fiasco·Mar 10, 2026
“I think most people can remember the name of Amy Madigan character in this movie which is Aunt Gladys Yes I don know if the same could be said for Wemi Misaku character I think it could be said for Teyana Taylor character in part because her name is so unusual, Profitia Beverly Hills. Maybe they can remember Annie, maybe not. You know, obviously Sinners is the much more popular of all of the movies that we're talking about. But that's another thing where it's just like Aunt Gladys kind of went …”
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Jesse Buckley delivers a breathtaking performance in the film 'Hamnet,' particularly in its emotionally charged final 40 minutes. The discussion highlights her ability to portray intense emotions, especially during a pivotal birth scene. The segment also touches on Oscar predictions, with Buckley being a strong contender for Best Actress.
The Big Picture·Our Final 2026 Oscar Predictions: Who Will Win, and Who Should Win·Mar 12, 2026
“for being on TV news. So like he's kind of a celebrity. There you go. But if not that, I think armed with only a camera which is about a journalist who died in Ukraine. Okay. Cool. We did it. We did it. On that cheery note. Yeah, we did. Yeah, so don't hold us to those. Legally binding. Yeah. You're not responsible for your losses. But if you do make money on, like, the market, we demand a 25% share, actually. I'm actually genuinely interested in, you know, before the war in Iran started, there …”
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Tom Cruise's potential return to the Oscars is a hot topic as his recent success with 'Top Gun: Maverick' has reignited interest in his career. The discussion also touches on upcoming films like Spielberg's anticipated 'Disclosure Day' and the uncertainty surrounding Jordan Peele's latest project. With the film festival lineup announcements approaching, predictions for this year's best picture are heating up.
Blank Check with Griffin & David·Critical Darlings: One Battle After Another And Oscar Predictions with David Sims·Mar 12, 2026
“Yeah, I'd love to take you guys back to a couple of years ago when Chris and I were like, man, we love movies. And it's Oscar week. So why don't we do a whole podcast about the movies of the year, which was, I believe to this day, our least popular video we've ever produced. No one cared. So I am not going to subject our audience to that this week. But I think I can take five minutes. Gentlemen, I'm just curious. What was your favorite movie that you saw this year? That's an Oscar worthy film? …”
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This year, Superman is being hailed as a standout film that captures the essence of humanity through its iconic character. The discussion dives into whether the recent Oscar nominations reflect a shift towards more relatable and engaging storytelling, or if the hosts are simply aging into traditional Oscar tastes. With a nod to the film's emotional depth, they question what makes a movie truly Oscar-worthy today.
The PetaPixel Photography Podcast·Samsung's Phones Aren't Exciting... But Does That Matter?·Mar 11, 2026
“And so I think that, but I think he just loves Tyson and he loves working with him. And so that's like an emotional thing for him. whereas like you know that Kate can like cut the emotion out of anything so I just really like the like dynamic of the two of them together whereas like Tom really is like an emotional person like he's like I won't forgive and I won't forget like he's been Johnny and Paul have been dead to him since like the first round of the game and I just think that he like …”
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In the latest episode of 'House of Villains,' Tyson's strategic gameplay is highlighted as he navigates complex alliances to outsmart Johnny's group. The emotional dynamics between characters like Tom and Kate add depth to the competition, showcasing how personal relationships influence gameplay. As Tyson's alliances grow, the stakes rise, making it a thrilling watch for fans.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor, The Traitors & Reality TV - RHAP·House of Villains Season 3 Ep 5 Recap·Mar 13, 2026
“Did Jeff get annoyed at Christian when he interrupted Mike? No, I think he just was poking fun at Christian, interrupting one of the greatest storytellers, which I thought Christian weighed in fine there. Yeah. I thought Mike was wrapping up what he was saying, too. But it just became this whole thing. I was like, oh, I can't tell if like Jeff was actually. No, I think the banter between Christian and Jeff is playful and fun. And I think that Jeff was just kind of razzing him a little bit for …”
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In a recent episode of Survivor, a moment sparked debate when Q seemed to misinterpret Ozzy's response during tribal council. While the caption suggested Ozzy said 'yeah,' a closer look revealed his head shaking 'no,' leading to speculation about the editing choices. This playful banter between Jeff and Christian added another layer to the discussion, making fans question the accuracy of what they witnessed.
The Pod Has Spoken·Recapping ‘Survivor 50’ Episode 3! | The Pod Has Spoken·Mar 12, 2026
“Let him go. I had been led to believe he would be more present this season than he had. Certainly was for the first few episodes, but obviously the last couple more prominent. There's only room for one big doc, you know? They can't have. Well, this is a question. This is a thought experiment Rob and I were having. we were talking about the pit which is like what if Robbie isn't the head doctor next season and Noah Wiley gets to take a nap you know what I mean is the pit so there's that's …”
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Noah Wyle's character has had a fluctuating presence in the recent season of ER, leaving fans wondering about his future role. The discussion speculates whether he might take a break or return in a different capacity, particularly with the introduction of another prominent doctor. As the conversation unfolds, it humorously touches on the character's quirks, like his obsessive use of hand sanitizer, which adds a light-hearted touch to the serious topic of character development.
“Yeah, look, this is a different topic, but I just feel like I see stuff happen in other cities and I'm like, if that happened in Boston, it would only be happening because it was Boston and since it's not in Boston, nobody ever says anything about that city that's happening. So, you know, but yeah, I get it a little bit there. Any other thing that we need to do before we do our World Baseball Classic? Yeah, I want to talk about Blue Moon, which is one of my favorite movies of the year. Ethan …”
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Ethan Hawke, at 56, receives his first Best Actor nomination for 'Blue Moon,' a film about lyricist Lorenz Hart's worst day. Directed by Richard Linklater, the movie showcases Hawke's immersive performance, despite his character's struggles and unique physicality. Fans are rooting for him to win, even if the odds are slim.
The Ryen Russillo Show·Timberwolves Coach Chris Finch, Plus Adnan Virk Talks the Oscars & the World Baseball Classic!·Mar 12, 2026
“But it also made sense for us to work together in the game. But there were a ton of other people in my season where I loved them as people. But I had to make a tough decision, you know, to move myself forward. So it happens. All right. Over at the new Sela tribe, Camilla is, like, super happy with the shelter and surprised. because she knows they didn't have flint um and sari and devins there's like four calo members and rizzo's the only one from vatu and so i was surprised he didn't seem that …”
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In the latest season of Survivor, players demonstrate the importance of social dynamics and strategy, especially when faced with adversity. Rizzo, a player from the Vatu tribe, exemplifies resilience by embracing his position at the bottom of the alliance and focusing on building connections rather than despairing. His attitude highlights a crucial lesson in the game: it's never over until your torch is snuffed.
Pod Meets World·Pod Meets Twirl'd: Survivor 5003 with Sophi Balerdi·Mar 13, 2026
“60, 70 films. She was in Quantico, Citadel. She's also a producer. She's an entrepreneur. She's a mom. And now she's starring and producing her new brand new action movie, The Bluff. This is a pirate movie, hardcore pirate movie. She plays a former pirate who has to deal with all this pirate shit to protect her family. OK, her past catches up to her and she fucking goes rogue. OK, and it's so badass and it's so hardcore and it's so different than any other movie you see today. You can stream …”
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Priyanka Chopra stars in and produces the action-packed pirate movie 'The Bluff,' where she plays Bloody Mary, a fierce former pirate. The film showcases her character's struggle to protect her family while confronting her violent past, making it a unique addition to the genre. Stream it now on Prime to see Chopra in a role that defies traditional portrayals of women in action films.
Not Skinny But Not Fat·Priyanka Chopra Jonas Never Thought She’d Be an Actress·Mar 10, 2026
“yeah we think that she can turn things around i want to okay so i want to first speak on the fact that it's like that is the worst thing to hear you you weren't liked on your season you come on this season you're feeling great because remember how the conversation started with coach like coach was like you need to calm down and christy's like no no i'm good i trust you guys we're doing great the coach's like no no no on your personality okay like a coach of all people being like you talk too …”
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In this segment about the reality show 'Survivor', we explore Chrissy's emotional journey as she overcomes feelings of isolation and builds connections within her tribe. Initially feeling like a social outcast, Chrissy's vulnerability leads to meaningful conversations with her fellow players, ultimately positioning her for success in the game. Her relationship with Coach and Genevieve solidifies her standing, showcasing the importance of player dynamics in Survivor.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor, The Traitors & Reality TV - RHAP·Survivor 50 Ep 3 Recap: Maryanne and Omar Takeover·Mar 12, 2026
“They're like, when we went to Key West, what are we doing with our life? Why not just sell everything and move to Key West? It's just too out there. It is out there. I don't like beach towns anyway because I don't like the beach. But it's just like you have to get anywhere. You have to go across that seven-mile bridge. You have to get back on the land. It's a long drive for sure. I forget if that's your thing, that would be freaking paradise. What are you talking about? Yeah, it's just like, …”
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Scream 7 is the worst installment in the franchise, featuring poor acting and a plot that feels more like a soap opera than a horror movie. The film follows Sidney Prescott's daughter, who becomes the new target of the killer, but fails to deliver any real scares. Meanwhile, the hosts discuss their thoughts on moving to Key West and the absurdity of the Scream series reaching seven films.
The Bobby Bones Show·TUES PT 2: Amy Got Sick From Drinking + Lunchbox Ruined A Listener’s Life + Did Scuba Steve Sabotage Lunchbox?·Mar 03, 2026
“and i think she's gonna be heartbroken yeah 100 but i mean a lot of things have been leaked about Devante which we'll say in the next episode but I mean the finale did drop today so I think if you watch it you kind of already know how it turns out but yeah like Devante's uh let's just say his world is wild his world is absolutely wild and I heard about that leaked tea and I was like oh you can just never you just never know it's never no you're not I'm not shocked I'm not shocked I need your …”
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Emma's decision at her wedding to Mike has left fans shocked, as she seemingly went against their agreement to say no. This cliffhanger moment from the latest episode of 'Love Is Blind' raises questions about her true feelings and intentions, suggesting she might be stringing Mike along. With conflicting vows and leaked information, the episode has sparked a heated debate online about their relationship dynamics.
Out of the Pods·148. We Have an Announcement… & LIB S10 Eps. 10-11 Reactions·Mar 04, 2026
“And that that is the only kind of thing that merits the highest prize. There was a period of time when this was not true at the Academy Awards. There was a period of time when folks like Morgan Neville were being awarded for their films. You know, 20 Feet from Stardom is a memorable one. Searching for Sugar Man is another example of this. Amy is another example of this. That was a wave. That was an era. And then maybe they over-indexed that era. Right. In the kind of like musical or biopic kind …”
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The current trend in Oscar-winning documentaries leans heavily towards serious subjects, often blurring the lines between journalism and filmmaking. This discussion highlights how films like 'American Factory' and 'My Octopus Teacher' reflect a shift in the Academy's preferences, impacting the storytelling and journalistic integrity of these works. The segment critiques the idea that documentaries should serve as journalism rather than pure cinema.
The Big Picture·The 10 Wildest Reboots in Movie History and ‘The Bride!’ Plus: A ‘Secret Agent’ Second Look and the Best Doc Contenders.·Mar 06, 2026
“cancer yeah I mean they don't really talk about the effects of UV rays oh nor do they talk about the effects of the acid rain that's apparently raining down. Peter Fonda's like, you gotta put the hood up Snake like I cool Yeah He got a luxurious head of hair Not only that but he falls into a sewer that must be full of acid rain Acid rain Like why is it He should be so dead except he such an undeniable hunk That's what I'm saying. He can't die. The man can't die. Maybe he's the hologram the …”
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Kurt Russell's character Snake Plissken seems invincible, surviving acid rain and explosions like a vampire or hologram. Despite initial plans for a franchise, the character's appeal faded, leading to a shift in direction for director John Carpenter. This raises the question: was it really Snake Plissken who lost his charm, or was it the world around him that failed to resonate?
How Did This Get Made?·Escape from L.A. LIVE! w/ D’Arcy Carden & Dan Levy (HDTGM Matinee)·Mar 03, 2026
“I also was absolutely delighted by it. And I don't think I'm its core audience. I'm not a horror person. I kind of wasn't aware of the discourse about it before. I think there's been a lot written about it and it's sort of maybe rocky path to where it is. So I went in with no expectations. And I, as a movie lover, just a person who likes movies, likes to talk about movies, likes to, I was in heaven. The visuals, the references, you know, I came out of there just like wanting to turn Bonnie and …”
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Despite not being a horror fan, the speaker was pleasantly surprised by 'The Bride,' praising its visuals and Jessie Buckley's performance. The film's chaotic narrative style, filled with references to classics like 'Bonnie and Clyde' and 'Moulin Rouge,' creates a unique experience that some viewers may find messy yet enjoyable.
Pop Culture Happy Hour·The Bride! and What's Making Us Happy·Mar 06, 2026
“We're here today to talk about the love is blind finale, the weddings and overall love is blind wrap up and survivor 50 episode two, which is where our heart really lies right now. I'm going to be clear about that. And we'll just also do a little check in on post victory. Rob. He's been making moves this week. Did you see the video of him buying the Birkin for Amora? Yeah, of course I did. Also, when you said Rob's name, I just got goosebumps. I couldn't help it. My body just reacts to his …”
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The finale of 'Love Is Blind' showcases two married couples, Vic and Christine, as the season wraps up. This reality show, which aired on Netflix, explores the dynamics of love and relationships formed in isolation, culminating in emotional weddings. The discussion also touches on the show's cultural impact and the excitement surrounding the finale's outcomes.
Bachelor Party·The ‘Love Is Blind’ Finale, ‘Survivor 50’ Episode 2, and Rob’s Victory Lap·Mar 05, 2026
“In the very, very beginning, the idea for the spinoff of The Office, or was it even an idea for spinoff, was what? What became Parks and Rec? Ben Silverman was running NBC and they asked, he asked Greg to like do a spinoff. And so Greg's response typically thoughtful and considered was, I would love to do another show. If the best idea that I have for a show is a spinoff, then I will do a spinoff. If the best idea I have is something else, I'll do something else. Greg is a real, one of the main …”
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The creation of Parks and Recreation was nearly derailed when NBC's Ben Silverman insisted on an Office spinoff, but showrunner Greg Daniels prioritized originality over franchise pressure. By brainstorming at Norm's Diner and exploring various ideas, they ultimately crafted a satirical take on the public sector, coinciding with a major economic downturn. This fresh concept became a beloved series, highlighting the importance of creative integrity in television.
Good Hang with Amy Poehler·Favorite 'Parks and Rec' Memories·Mar 03, 2026
“The last shot of Marty Supreme is him crying as he's meeting his baby. That's literally, Josh Safdie has talked about this. He's going from a boy to a man. He's becoming an adult. He's realizing his adult responsibilities. He's now claiming that it is his kid. It's funny because in that movie, do you actually think he is going to claim his adulthood? I'll tell you why. If you watch the film multiple times, you'll notice that the character says, I love you, to only a very few select people. So …”
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In the film 'Marty Supreme,' the protagonist's last scene is a powerful moment of transformation as he embraces fatherhood while meeting his baby. Director Josh Safdie highlights this pivotal change, showcasing how the character evolves from boyhood to adulthood throughout the narrative. Notably, his reluctance to express love until the end signifies his struggle with responsibility, culminating in a profound realization of his role as a father.
On Film…With Kevin McCarthy·Ep. 38 - Amelia Dimoldenberg talks Chicken Shop Date, Oscars, Interview Process, Social Media process, Red Carpets, Romantic Comedies, Kate Hudson, Spice Girls, Childhood memories, Chalamet, and more!·Mar 13, 2026
“We're not selling it. We're not selling it. Nah, I'm not selling it. This is insane. What are you talking about? Diminishing returns is nearly every time when you come to the movie. It's fine. Video games. It's in theme park. All kinds of different shit. This is crazy. Like, like, that shitty game they, they released, dude, numbers. Numbers. It wasn't even good. People buy merch to go into Universal Studios? This is crazy. I'm not, I'm not selling it. We would, we would make, I would make a, I …”
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Imagine a Harry Potter spinoff movie where a young Black kid in East St. Louis discovers a magical wand, bringing magic to his neighborhood. This concept challenges the traditional Harry Potter narrative and explores how magic transforms lives in a different cultural context. The discussion highlights the potential for diverse storytelling within the beloved franchise.
The Ringer-Verse·Armchair CEO: Paramount and Warner Bros. | The Midnight Boys·Mar 05, 2026
“he is expressing a madness that is real, his madness that is real. So let me see if I can just unpack that a little bit. That the words he's saying, he doesn't believe any of these things. They're his imitation of madness, right? I mean, now a college professor will say nothing's good or bad, but think he makes his own. He'll mean it, but Hamlet is just pretending. but that make believe expresses something that's going on in his heart that's against his will because this is not about religious …”
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Modern films often reflect a pervasive disbelief in human nature, leading to narratives that fall apart. This issue stems from a materialist zeitgeist that dismisses moral truths, resulting in a misunderstanding of fundamental human experiences, especially motherhood. The decline of reverence for sacred figures like the Virgin Mary exemplifies this loss, contributing to societal confusion around gender and identity.
The Andrew Klavan Show·Ep. 1270 - When Will it Ever End?·Mar 13, 2026
“I love this movie. I think that's the answer. But I think my favorite is still the guy's monologue. Yeah. Yanagida? He doesn't use the word jerk. He calls me a jerk. Oh, the guy on the flick. Yeah. What's the most 1987 or 1996 thing about this movie? You can go either. Movie set in 1987. For 87, Scotty Lundegaard's got a Whitesnake poster over his bed. And 87 is the year that that album came out. And Here I Go Again was, I mean, that's 87, March of 87. I didn't even notice that. Oh, yeah. Oh, …”
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The 1996 film 'Fargo' achieved a remarkable 10x return on its modest $6 million budget, captivating audiences with its unique storytelling. The film's blend of dark humor and crime realism has led to it being regarded as one of the best movies of its time, with fans still discussing its impact over 30 years later. The conversation also touches on the cultural significance of the era, including iconic references like the Whitesnake poster in the protagonist's room.
The Rewatchables·‘Fargo’ With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Kyle Brandt·Mar 10, 2026
“that's the blake and ryan stuff um i did have a scream marathon over the weekend which was like oh, Gasp. I had a Scream marathon. Well, one through four. I've seen one a million times, but I went back. I watched one recently, and then I just watched two over the weekend, and three over the weekend, and four over the weekend. And I have to say, I didn't like four as much as I thought I did. I don't like the weird, like, smudgy filter that four has. And And then I also, I don't like Nev's …”
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After a recent marathon of the Scream franchise, I found that while the original Scream remains the best slasher film ever, Scream 4 fell short of expectations. With critiques on character choices and visual style, the discussion highlights the highs and lows of each installment, ultimately celebrating the latest release, Scream 7, despite some flaws.
No Filter With Zack Peter·Body Found in AZ Amid Nancy Guthrie Disappearance, Blake & Ryan Pack on PDA "YouTubers" Called Out!·Mar 09, 2026
“And there are interesting stories that kind of casting directors, they can't like boss around the director, but they can kind of continue to nudge and nudge and try to get the person there in sort of preparation for this conversation as well as a conversation that Glenn and I had on All Things Considered. I watched a couple of interviews with casting directors, one of whom is this woman named Marsha Ross, who has a YouTube video about what really goes into casting. Now, she's the woman who, …”
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Alison Jones is one of Hollywood's most influential casting directors, known for her work on iconic shows and films like 'The Office', 'Parks and Rec', and 'Bridesmaids'. Her ability to shape the careers of actors and the success of projects underscores the pivotal role casting directors play, despite often remaining in the shadows. With a resume that includes 'Lady Bird' and 'Booksmart', her impact on the entertainment landscape is profound yet underappreciated.
Pop Culture Happy Hour·What Makes A Great Cast?·Mar 12, 2026
“It's just the two of us today. I will say first, the funny thing about this movie is that when you see it, I think it's pretty easy to follow. But when you try to explain it, it sounds complicated. So just stick with me a little bit. We start with Mabel Tanaka, a young woman voiced by Piper Kurta, who has always loved animals and nature. That's in part because she spent a lot of time with her grandmother, who taught her to treasure, in particular, a local glade bustling with wildlife. When …”
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In the new Pixar movie 'Hoppers,' Mabel Tanaka, voiced by Piper Kurta, must save her beloved wildlife glade from a greedy mayor, voiced by Jon Hamm. With the help of a mind-casting technology that allows her to inhabit a mechanical beaver, she teams up with animal friends, including a beaver named George, to thwart the mayor's plans and protect their home. 'Hoppers' explores themes of friendship and environmentalism while delivering a unique twist on the animated adventure genre.
“Which situation piques your interest the most, Mike? Well, you're already talking about the man of the moment, Kyler Murray. He'll be released next week. And the key here is, Dan, the Cardinals owe him $36.8 million fully guaranteed for 2026. He can do what Russell Wilson did two years ago, take the minimum on a one-year deal, stick his former team with the balance, because nobody's going to pay him more than $36.8 million for 2026, and you go to a team at a low cost. that team saves millions …”
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The Cardinals mishandled Kyler Murray's contract situation, leading to a costly release that could have been avoided by trading him earlier.
The Arizona Cardinals mishandled Kyler Murray's contract situation, leading to a loss of value and financial burden.
The Dan Patrick Show·The Best of The Dan Patrick Show·Mar 04, 2026
“because they hated them Right I want to do some winners and losers Winner the first winner we talked about him before but David Ellison I gotta say I only heard like at least decent things I don't he's not like a King Joffrey character where people are like what a prick actually very nice guy everybody seems to like him I don't know if he should be running one of the biggest content whatever monoliths we've ever seen but he at least seems like not like a Zaslav thing where he's in it to get …”
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The entertainment industry is facing a seismic shift, with AI emerging as a major threat to content creation. David Ellison is seen as a winner for his genuine passion for filmmaking, while the looming fear of AI's impact has left many in the industry feeling vulnerable. This tension highlights the contrasting fortunes of industry players amid a backdrop of staggering debt and evolving technology.
The Bill Simmons Podcast·An NBA Mailbag, LeBron’s Next Move, and the Wild Paramount-WBD Merger With David Jacoby and Matt Belloni·Mar 04, 2026
“OK, yes, that's right. Yeah, it's all part of the sort of weird scavenging that they're doing. One of the daughters has a scar. You can see that the mom insists she hide. That was clearly caused by an accident. Like, however they got her. And then, yeah, they give him the hospital job. Can we acknowledge? You can work at the hospital. It's kind of like Doc Hollywood. Yeah, it's exactly like Doc Hollywood. You know the movie Doc Hollywood? Michael J. Fox is a big shot plastic surgeon or whatever …”
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In this segment, the discussion draws parallels between the films 'Doc Hollywood' and 'Cars,' highlighting how both feature a hotshot character who ends up in a small town after a crash, leading to unexpected personal growth. The conversation also touches on the cultural trend of naming American towns after famous cities, adding a humorous twist. Additionally, the segment references actor Bruce Spence's role in both 'Cars' and 'The Road Warrior,' showcasing his diverse filmography.
Blank Check with Griffin & David·The Cars That Ate Paris·Mar 08, 2026
“all right over at sila aussie uh pitches an alliance to devins and savannah and says he wants joe to be a part of it as well um and then there's this moment with devins and uh and joe because like devins whispers to savannah or savannah whispers to devins and then joe is like what are you talking about you know what right and devins lies pretty poorly it's oh he's terrible yeah my god he lies as bad as candace did on on traitors yeah um but then it gets into this whole interesting thing and …”
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In a recent episode of Survivor, a player named Joe struggles with the game's cutthroat dynamics, choosing to play honorably while others manipulate alliances. His refusal to embrace the deceitful nature of the game leads to tension, as fellow players like Devins point out that such an approach can be detrimental. This discussion highlights the ongoing debate about whether honor can coexist with winning in reality TV competition.
Pod Meets World·Pod Meets Twirl'd: Survivor 5002·Mar 06, 2026
“All right. Anything else you want to talk about that we haven't addressed? I think one last therapeutic note on our friend Samira Mohan, who has... A young, vibrant woman. A young, vibrant woman who... This revelation comes to all of us at different times, that your mother is, in fact, an actual person with her own needs and desires. And in fact, you have your own. And I, you know, as a My Cousin Vinny guy myself, I very much appreciated her version of like my biological clock is ticking just …”
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In this wrap-up segment, the hosts reflect on the character Samira Mohan from the HBO series 'Industry,' exploring the poignant moment when she realizes her mother is a person with her own desires. They humorously connect this revelation to Marisa Tomei's iconic line from 'My Cousin Vinny,' emphasizing the relatable theme of understanding parental complexities. The hosts encourage listeners to catch up on 'Industry' for an incredible season of television.
The Prestige TV Podcast·‘The Pitt’ Season 2, Episode 9: Fireworks, Furries, and a Foineeeee Radiologist·Mar 06, 2026
“David Sims, welcome to Galaxy Brain. Hi, Charlie. Thanks for having me. We're approaching the terminus of awards season and the Oscars. We also just had a lot of news around Netflix, Warner Brothers, Paramount, media consolidation, growth, hellscape, landscape, etc. So I wanted to have a conversation about Netflix broadly. Netflix's impact on Hollywood, on the industry, on all of us and our eyeballs and our fragile little primate brains. So I thought it would be great to just start off very …”
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Netflix's DVD business revolutionized how we consume films, extending the life of movies that flopped in theaters by generating millions in DVD sales. This shift significantly impacted Hollywood and led to the decline of traditional video rental stores, which were already struggling. The conversation explores whether Netflix's rise was the final nail in the coffin for video stores or merely accelerated an inevitable trend.
“morning from the real real because of because you've changed your plans for oscar night oh yeah well we'll see it's not no guarantee that i'll be able to do that in time no spoilers for our outfits for an oscar night i cannot wait thank you uh i mean i was already gonna watch but you sold the ticket quickly precursors for best actor wagner moore globe chalamet globe timothy shall make critics choice robert armayo bafta michael b jordan sag just simply put your prediction for the winner of best …”
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Michael B. Jordan has a real shot at winning the Oscar for Best Actor, a possibility that sparks emotional reflections on the significance of representation in Hollywood. With historical context comparing him to previous winners like Denzel Washington and Jamie Foxx, the discussion emphasizes the importance of young Black men achieving this milestone. The excitement builds as predictions are made ahead of the awards ceremony.
The Big Picture·The 2026 Alternative Oscars, a.k.a. the 6th Annual Big Picks! Plus: The Craziest Awards Season in Years.·Mar 03, 2026
“Let's talk about some stocks making moves today. Four new companies are joining the S&P 500, which is causing their stock price to get a bump this morning. S&P announced that Vertiv, Lumentum, Coherent, and Equistar will be added to the index on March 23rd as part of the quarterly rebalancing. Three of those four companies are tied to the AI boom. Vertiv builds data center infrastructure, Lumentum and Coherent make optimal networking components, and those two actually got a boost last week …”
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Pixar's latest film, Hoppers, has achieved its biggest opening weekend for an original movie in nearly a decade, grossing $88 million worldwide. This success contrasts sharply with the disappointing performance of last year's Elio, which only made $20 million during its opening. With good reviews and family appeal, Hoppers is set to be a spring break favorite for many.
The Rundown·Oil Soars Past $100 a Barrel, Novo Nordisk & Hims Settle Feud·Mar 09, 2026
“it was like oceans too i mean it was just so good that was oceans 50 oceans 50 that's better maybe i mean the 11 is like the 11 people um but but yeah yeah it was um yeah and we knew there was going to be a diversion but i thought it was going to be like a like a cough or like a hey guys like him completely wiping out was so great and such a fun end to the episode in a way that like it was a little predetermined i felt like i kind of had a sense that savannah was going to go right by the the …”
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Christian's decision to give the idol to Aubrey rather than Angelina reflects a strategic shift that could either solidify alliances or create new targets, highlighting the unpredictable nature of Survivor gameplay.
Rob Has a Podcast | Survivor, The Traitors & Reality TV - RHAP·Know-It-Alls: Survivor 50 Ep 2 Recap·Mar 05, 2026
“with a sign saying, you know, save chickens. I love this guy. I love this guy. I think Michael was outraged. We were sort of in awe. He had such nerve. Oh, this is another story. This is Glenn Berger's story. So we're writing, and this used to be in Bob Young's office. this year for whatever we were writing, Bob Young. We come back, we go out, I think we had lunch at the commissary. We come back and Glenn is in there and he just has like a girl sitting with him on the couch Doesn explain it …”
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In a hilarious anecdote from the writer's room of 'Boy Meets World,' a writer named Glenn brings a date to a creative meeting, leaving everyone in awkward disbelief. The story showcases the quirky dynamics of the team, especially when it comes to their interactions and the memorable moments that made the show special. Fans of the series will appreciate the behind-the-scenes insight into the humorous and unexpected situations that unfolded during production.
Pod Meets World·Jeff Menell Meets World Again·Mar 09, 2026
“Did you watch Lord of the Rings? Yeah. So the two... How could you not? I'm like shocked by the question. Well, I'm saying Battle of the Helms Deep, like when the elves come at the end. OK, yeah. And then they're shooting all the arrows. Yeah, it's like I'm like all about arrow warfare. Yes. OK, he was. I am so I like you. We were making fun of him, calling him Hermione. And you just saved him. I know. But thanks, Trash Bro. I appreciate you guys understand, like how nerdy I am. But like, just …”
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Fans of 'Lord of the Rings' might be disappointed that the epic Battle of Helm's Deep didn't include the Ents, as described in the book. However, one passionate viewer has watched the battle scene over 300 times, analyzing every detail from the arrows to the rock-smashing orcs, proving that love for the film can overshadow minor changes from the source material. Now, with the Extended Edition back in theaters, there's a chance to relive that excitement on the big screen.
The Standup with ThePrimeagen·We used to be gamers·Feb 14, 2026
“Sicario is a 2015 American action crime thriller film directed by Denis Villeneuve Yes Written by Taylor Sheridan and his screenwriting debut and starring Emily Blunt Benicio Del Toro and Josh Brolin I got that off of Wikipedia. CR, you love this movie. I adore this movie. You blogged about it for the dearly departed Grantland in September of 2015. One of your best pieces of work. Thanks. You have been advocating for this, for the rewatchables for some time. It finished 41st on my most …”
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Sicario, directed by Denis Villeneuve, remains a gripping thriller that resonates more than ever due to its timely themes surrounding Mexico's drug war. The film captivates with its stunning visuals, intricate storytelling, and powerful performances, making it a rewatchable classic that keeps viewers engaged from start to finish. Its ability to ignite discussions about real-world issues adds to its significance and allure.
The Rewatchables·'Sicario' With Bill Simmons, Chris Ryan, and Sean Fennessey·Mar 03, 2026
“I guess I'm the spokesperson for the Dead Dad Club with all my friends. So I've had a few friends now who've lost parents. And my best advice to anyone if they have a friend that lost someone or whatever else is just them knowing that you there is super important So like the greatest thing the greatest gift that I learned was that I don want people calling me all the time On a good day, like if someone's blowing my phone up, it's horrible. But on those moments, I just, if you text your friend …”
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Harry, a participant in the upcoming Netflix show 'Let's Marry Harry,' shares his personal journey of grief and vulnerability. He emphasizes the importance of simple gestures of support for grieving friends, reflecting on his own experiences and the emotional depth that will be showcased in the show, which is produced by Alex Cooper. With a mix of drama and personal storytelling, Harry reveals how this experience marks a significant shift in his life as he navigates love and self-discovery.
