Podcast: Disobedience and Tully
Thursday, June 21, 2018 at 9:33PM 
An intimate convo this week as Nathaniel R and Nick Davis discuss recent flicks. This was recorded right before Nathaniel's birthday but we are late uploading it. Here it is now for your enjoyment. Lots of Tully and Disobedience talk (among other films) all without spoilers if you haven't yet caught those early release gems!
Index (40 minutes)
00:01 Silliness about Nathaniel's Birthday
03:30 Favorites of 2018 thus far including Diablo Cody & Charlize Theron's brilliance in Tully
10:25 A long anedcote-filled conversation about Sebastian Lelio's Disobedience starring Rachel Weisz. It's quite discussable from a number of angles
25:00 On Chesil Beach, Deadpool 2 and Ready Player One
30:15 Let the Sunshine In, and Grace Jones, Bloodlight and Bami
34:45 More randomness including Book Club and the exquisite beauty of Michelle Pfeiffer in Wolf
You can listen to the podcast here at the bottom of the post or download from iTunes. Continue the conversations in the comments, won't you?
Reader Comments (5)
looking forward to listening!
Y'all are so right about Tully. FANTASTIC performances and script. Couldn't have loved it more. So insightful and tough. I saw it over a month ago and think about it almost every day
Looking forward to the Fifties, Nick.
Loved Tully so much. Theron needs to be nominated. If I see a better female performance this year I will eat my shoe.
Nathaniel, you gotta see Let The Sunshine In NOW. It's not fluffy at all. It's very bitter as a matter of fact, but it's a comedy. It's like her whole story could have been a segment of Short Cuts it was directed by a woman? It's funny, vut very very piercing and emotional, and tge ladt ten minutes may be the best of Binoche's whole career. It's a spectacular performance with a beyond spectacular ending. It's weird because I was laughing and findind the whole thing tragic at same time, and by that I don't mean the movie was being sarcastic or ironic. It was deeply humanistic? Best movie of the year so far.
Awesome podcast as always!