#887: Top 5 Fall Movie Questions

ADAM

1. 16 years removed from “Little Children,” how worth the wait will the new Todd Fields film be (TÁR)?

2. With Wong Kar Wai on feature film hiatus, will DECISION TO LEAVE solidify Park Chan-wook as the world’s greatest purveyor of romantic longing on screen?

3. Will Josh abide a remake of his beloved “Au Hasard Balthazar” aka Is nothing sacred, at long last (EO)?

4. Which take on the biopic will offer more twisted pleasure? aka Could a movie about the king of pop-culture parody (WEIRD: THE AL YANKOVIC STORY) be better than a movie about one of pop culture’s most parodied performers (BLONDE)?

5. How many Letterboxd stars does an 8-minute standing ovation translate to? aka With TRIANGLE OF SADNESS, will Cannes’s favorite director become one of my favorite directors?

JOSH

1. Will The Fabelmans be Spielberg’s Roma or his Belfast?

2. Will Nanny make a last-minute bid for a Golden Brick nod?

3. Will Wendell & Wild add to an already stacked year for animation?

4. Can Elvis Mitchell make movies too? (Is That Black Enough For You?!?)

5. Will She Said be an All the President’s Men/Spotlight for the Me Too moment?

Top 5 Most Anticipated Movies of the Fall

JOSH

1. God’s Creatures

2. The Fabelmans

3. Wendell & Wild

4. Showing Up

5. Nanny

ADAM

1. The Fabelmans

2. Tar

3. Showing Up

4. Decision to Leave

5. Moonage Daydream