#1001: Emilia Pérez, Cléo From 5 to 7
The divisive Best Picture nominee and Agnès Varda’s New Wave classic.
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The divisive Best Picture nominee and Agnès Varda’s New Wave classic.
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Read MoreA ghost story as only Soderbergh would do it.
Read MoreBack in 2007, Adam and Producer Sam - then co-host Sam - vigorously split over Juan-Carlos Fresnadillo’s 28 WEEKS LATER, the follow-up to Danny Boyle’s 2002 film that introduced the world to the Rage virus and the Fast Zombie. With another Boyle installment coming this year, it was time to welcome Sam back to reconsider a film he once hated. But was he wrong?
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17 dead Robert Pattinsons.
Read MoreThe moments that made our movie year.
Read MoreYou gotta serve somebody.
Read MoreOutliers, consensus picks, and the #1 films of the year.
Read MoreAdam and Josh continue the Best of 2024 conversation with more selections from their 2024 Chicago Film Critics Association Ballots.
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Veterans, new faces made their marks in 2024.
Read MoreRobert Eggers and Marielle Heller embrace the darkness.
Read MoreAdam, Josh, and Producer Sam answer questions about actors we refuse to watch, books we want to write, favorite Shakespeare plays, what it means to be an independently produced podcast, and how movies and other works of art can help us process grief.
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Paul Mescal enters the arena.
Read MoreCynthia Erivo soars, Saoirse Ronan suffers.
Read MoreSean Baker’s euphoric and hilarious romantic drama.
Read MoreCelebrating the British thespian, from Amon Goeth to M. Gustave.
Read MoreHappy birthday, Leatherface.
Read MoreIf you’re not first, you’re last.
Read MoreSing me a song, you’re the Joker-man.
Read MoreIs Francis Ford Coppola’s latest a bold artistic statement or an ambitious misfire?
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