Ep. 70 – Creed, Brooklyn, Room, and the boys talk turkey, Black Friday and the KFC Famous Bowl
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Brie Larson – Room
“I think we’re always for the rest of our lives going from one room to a bigger one, over and over again.”
Spotlight
“Takes the research and backroom politics of investigative journalism and turns it into an art form.”
Phyllis Smith – Inside Out (DVD)
“I think she’s kind of cute with how she picks her leg up and wants to be drug around.”
Aaron Eckhart – My All-American
“I think there is still honor in defeat depending on how you played.”
David Guggenheim – He Named Me Malala
“It’s still important to raise your voice, especially now in this time and in this world.”
Ep. 68 – Spectre, The Leisure Class, The Peanuts Movie, and how Millenials are ruining the world
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Sebástian Silva – Nasty Baby
“Why would someone want to watch a movie just because all the male characters like penis?”
Daniel Pemberton – Steve Jobs
“The script was wall-to-wall dialogue. I thought, ‘Where am I going to come in?'”
Steve Jobs
“It might be Michael Fassbender’s symphony, but Aaron Sorkin’s the maestro of the entire suite.”
Bridge of Spies
“Asks timely questions about how the U.S. has handled war criminals throughout history, but never preaches.”
Amy Ryan – Bridge of Spies
“When you’re working with Spielberg, you really don’t want it to ever be over. He gives everything great attention.”