#832: Black Widow / Summer of Soul / No Sudden Move / Zola

Marvel's BLACK WIDOW returns the MCU to theaters for the first time since 2019, but despite the more than capable cast and some provocative ideas, Adam and Josh agree that director Cate Shortland ("Lore") doesn't always find the right balance between the traumatic and the comedic. They have nothing but praise for Questlove's SUMMER OF SOUL, which sees the Roots-founder bringing a keen curatorial eye and potent historical context to his electrifying concert documentary. Plus, a review of Steven Soderbergh's new NO SUDDEN MOVE and Josh's thoughts on the wild road-trip comedy ZOLA.

0:00 - Billboard
1:03 - Review: “Black Widow”
The Chambers Brothers, “Uptown”
25:06 - Josh recommends: “Zola”
30:53 - Next Week / Notes
49:04 - Massacre Theatre
54:51 - Review: “Summer of Soul”
1:29:17 - Review: “No Sudden Move”
1:44:24 - Outro

LINKS

Josh’s review of Zola: https://www.larsenonfilm.com/zola