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welcome to another
possibly dishes or what the flick
within three segments today number one broke loose fibers that's coming out
number to alice in wonderland and then thermal all oscar predictions just a
quick preview for you if i have made up my mind about the oscars and who should
win and im would come strong with those opinions
and furthermore in one other views today we're going to have a massive disagreed
on december to buckle up
listed so i would propose finest awaited help
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associate virtual host right
mad at you for runs a daytona he's here yes vemich whisper about turner classic
movies
one wonders ok about my state of pretzels anyway so speed which i looked
bad let's start with proposed by this
uh... what happened event directed by a antoine fuqua who are brothers training
day i don't know about you guys that i liked her training day give us uh...
denzel washington for all star winger performance did we like trained agent
free didn't you
love trip that drug
this is really a three leadership pushed in homes but at the time
this is that the story of early three different stories that that come
together
a barely uh... at the end of the film i don't mean barely weekly i do mean
there's not a agreed attempts to weave them together either there near each you
have a sort of sick in each other at the end of the film
bomb
houston hawk at dont sheetal
and richard gere it's the story of their three-year different police officers and
their stories sort of exist
side by side in brooklyn
obviously and you know uh... without the giving
naturalist related
involves undercover cops beat cops
and drug cops and it is sort of the story again of those three different
types of police officers and the enormous pressures that they face
on the job to the tent to bring us i think
again an attempt to bring us the real lives of
of police officers in the enormous stresses that they face
different
types of jobs that they face in an attempt i think
to give us a real look at at police officers audit unko strong right off the
bat bureaucrats career on this one
load the smoke
it was my favorite movie this year week that your
for the state
i feel my talked and as i could be ten movies that i like that in this i
thought it was you know
to use the worst christian world as you might see
all but i was tense throughout the whole birthday i love the actors i love
richard gere biennale school
that all mark from the wire and there was this night solves over new jack city
represented saturday l
physically ki
it's as if he was a character from new jack city any damage and come back if
you ask me okay
all but i'd come to find out that these guys in life as much as i did and that's
outrageous im go to map or you know
distillery is
cliche law from the very beginning
you know the first moment that you see
richard gere is character wakes up
pours himself scotch entry fat and that's a restart of mike ok there's old
broken-down top cliche number one
right got i'll give it to you know you know dot she'll complaining about how is
life is about braided outside of his
undercover work is this twice divorced their bodies to god
okay there's broken-down cop cliche number three
unite ed whatsoever to where it is from one to three minutes there wasn't that
hard to diagnose
got money problems and is he going to try and steal money raising not too busy
to to get away with that
richest it's the cliche for flying fast and furious i think
it's unfortunate that this script
is such a mess because to be what makes the movie at all watch was the
performances the actors
i think that john shields great pizza nice trim by wesley snipes
who's not chewing the scenery he's he's kind of plans understated character who
you know you start to feel for in a little bit for as little screen times he
gets
i'm not normally affinity for the hawkeye thought he was really good in
this movie
yeah you know what i was i was never sold on ethan hawke until this move
and i have like the middle of a larger movies but i was never like are you know
it's a great actor or or even really
and picked
solidly good actor but in this one o'clock iraq
i don't know i mean to meet the cardinal sin that this really commit is that it's
kind of just forgettable
like the relief has been
and might
and what are the things is i've realized i look back at the movies that air
traffic was done since training day heeded they which i kinda enjoyed at the
time but nobody really remembers jamie foxx millie
king arthur which is carol enjoyable but it's you look at his past movies the
last few movies is that it's like a hole right he did that one
kind of justices does his movies this is not all of this like okay
you know why you watch it if it's alright but you know through a clear we
can remember i'm going to remember that ally some broken finest i loved it now
r_e_i_t_s event break the tot cho i think that matters uh...
come close to uh... to mailing and i don't even know i can't even
say there's much debate here i took such great notes on it
but i can't find trifling working crazy
on the great thing about the show that i i love that i would be able to i'd look
at like the idea that i could see
at the movies but renowned for their work for them
tara combat
there is such a drag
actually in red
grenfell crushed alpha co
mix my metaphors for but there is a sort of that there's a there's a sort of
inches deep deep sense of in authenticity in this movie is
over
well homicide there are two different this movie looks like it was shot in
hollywood
where i was new york where was in this movie nothing there wasn't a greedy
moment in this movie
first of all questions so hopefully was pretty there's no darts
problem is not the growing about the latter sierras excellent record never
seen it wasn't really a nice in the title regards clockers nine o'clock
racism and a half is on the other
but that's the thing that would've been a cliche all brooklyn so dirty had
already though i didn't brooklyn i know how dirty it is located in a row it's
about that dirty it's not
nahi where the movies there's a raft coming out of the gutters and stuff you
know it was fine no i wasn't there was not didn't look like bill clinton look
like it was shot brooklyn first of all
hiring
cop mocks i read tons of the married couple xx written by joe wambaugh iri
coppell tx written by michael connelly who covered cops now those guys right
now
only write about los angeles
in their defense but those guys or cops and covered cops and they know how cops
talk
and i watched the wire
which has and i watch n_y_p_d_ blue who was executive producers bill clark who
was in n_y_p_d_ blue cup
and we were and we both love the wire who have those guys have police
consultants
that's how cops talk richard gere didn't sound like a police officer don shield
in sound like a police officer even often sound like a police officer not
for one second did they sound like a police officer even hawks the stealing
money the whole time he shows up he still wants more money in the open for
bags like not enough it's not enough
you can look at it before
for a second
and then he looks around downstairs in his laundry room
like it is nowhere to put it
put it where you put the other money
we put you know there's not again this ring of authenticity to it
dont you don't know jason like to say on the money comes right to be able to see
we're not giving away that
but incentives that was the first time he saw
naa naa foreseen
it begins to feel of money for something i thought was my feeling about it
that he's going to put some thought but ok
fine o'keefe the first time i'll give you that one that went fine okay but i
get the feeling he's been stealing it for some time
heat again been saving up for the house he still doesn't have enough all right
let me know what lesson with u_s_ air look up i thought that the characters
were more complicated but i'd like to present what you've been haute
he's clearly a very bad guy but he's not it was not so clear
you know as with all that has a lot of information about the but between favors
our application like
okay we're not going to just make it obvious that he's on the tank
that he still money it's like well we get a given birth i mean its competitor
what it's like a let's live in a reasonably cecilia dot there's no real
complications would-be gun court he loves his wife and his wife like
stricken i was a good minnelli stealing from drug dealers to try and buy a house
he thought it was only a good job right now you don't have a whole speech that's
like well you were worth more money to them dead that we are alive and well i
think somebody says that you know they're going to vote no subtlety none
no stomach and wait about that
and here's what else they get wrong
and again m i wrong about brooklyn maybe i'm wrong about brooklyn
but here's one cops in new york all precincts
not the sixty-fifth precinct they call a six five and the one four and the two
three
and it's been easier to get right and they got it wrong
consistently they got everything wrong about cops and that that they've got a
given the speech at the beginning the duty officer
his lane speech about
we're here to help those who can help themselves look cops are good guys and i
got it
they don't talk that way on a daily basis
and the young cops don't make fun of the twenty two year veterans burnout they
revere the twenty two year at a rinse consistently so the cop dialogue only
part that although they were all lane every conversation to tell you everytime
blame like the new cop you don't anew cochran's auditors
all i want albina all i want to know if you know after from our peck out the
list is to be deadly extras like my star trek guy wearing a red shirt exam on the
echo refused and that all the sun but the way
presented and that is like the sticker flyer billy all this guy that killed it
what happened to kill the line of duty they don't find out about it by posting
it up
everybody argued that the other one at one other one thing the real quick
because
that's that
every conversation allen papers of don sheetal great actor he's not hard enough
to be a cop item believe it was a cot there's a softness to dine sheetal fid i
didn't believe it undercut our demands
now dont j-list too soft and it's such a great actor but i don't believe in the
contract i'd i'd buy wesley snipes committed again it i think that what
drug dealers right and i bought dot you know
a guy like that you feel like would get the allot when he was and we played a
bad guy and out of sight there was like this page the humor to unwrap it made it
work
abut todd so at the top end by one cop conversation the entire movie not one
not want zero two zero zero zero so wildly authentic horrible script
terrible
that said
i liked all the characters so other late throughout the movie what along
i'm writing down
i don't believe anything now
but you know what i actually but on the movies over you-know-what i sort of care
what happens to these guys so in the end i don't really hated i don't believe it
and this is an authentic but i do care i'm interested to see how it turns out
sliver of things that first of all if it right when we thought antoine fuqua
their director
committee to serve you more than anyone else
and then it turns out done she lets at more than anyone else because he's like
soft hands out i guess i uh... i anyway so i have this office to my you know i
know i've just come at it
i would i went nuts i want to give it a nine point two not hog or are you happy
already it'll get alright hold on hold
let's get out and the rest of us the argued that what they're not telling you
is
but there's another underlying theme in this movie which is
the little guy getting crushed it's overwhelming sense throughout the movie
that whether you're a copper or robber with your black or you're white
that inserted a arbiter what's the role you anyway ride
and this is fatalism to the movie which i thought was a great thing yes it's
been done in movies before but almost nobody has been done will be three four
and actively fell really cool
and if the at and it was tense
and if i was gonna siguro movie at all to see i'd say go to that one with
family
behaviors in the thirties so most gracious and that's not a good remarks
about the crucial further would forget about me personally unified
you know i i think that
really movie
is trenton
has i think that by the end of that it does
it surprising it actually doesn't go the cliche direction are expected to go
right and really the performances to me or what's a at their forms of breathe
again that care about the character script blows you character right
average right all right and that that would
five gets better scotland character
okay so
we r five a five oh nine point q what is that average out to you guys uh...
brought it down or are they are brought it up
through six get out of the to six point four ok so development side here
and the final is
area six point four alright so now it's in your hands you go watching who does
what it was right who was wrong liberal
but will bind
all right now i a second ruin a review of how this week is alice in wonderland
unveils a wonderland summary is incredibly simple
expel someone do it
okay
that's what i have in the movies
it's of course tim burton's conversion of it so everybody has white faces from
allot of powder on ed by johnny depp axle crazy and so this helena bonham
carter
every single just going to happen helena bonham carter earn kimber julia ida
hakim shock i'll get weird now how do i have to be clear you know what's what's
didn't really theory takes place something like fourteen years after
allison's first trip to wonderland it's not sequel to the original animated film
but it's per second trip
back
hadn't yes that's the only slight where's it's its
changed to choose from a coming-of-age story
it's definitely tim burton's traffic take on that world
right so ellis is a little bit more groans up so saly characters are kind of
it's actually enter
so that's that's slight slight twist with that not much but you know
you know the bad guys like they are you doing sweetheart
so push you don't get in the original alice in wonderland so it's a little bit
a twist now bike into this movie thinking that i was going to despise
okay i don't like timber movies okay
i don't know maybe as a critic absolutely well within the genre run
okay i don't i don't like it
it cooled everyone of them watson
and johnny depp ax exactly the same is a great actor but not in tim burton's you
kit even take like eight different hibbert movies of johnny depp sent
just take johnny depp's character puttin other movies it'll work just fine
is he acts like a crazy guy with a white face
and inc that's why i think that's why the but having said that
writers edward scissorhands ahead what are the same guy because they're both
aimed at
no buttresses it says if you put a man else what they really like kind of
okay sort of that but i don't think that that'll and would love it
yes optus
okay and then
just don't think i've got all that important
but having said that you know what it was alice in wonderland
and alice in wonderland it's freakin crazy
and if you know freaking crazy movie i guess you get to burn to do it right and
so
in the end i was
flooding up a little pleasantly surprised
uh... enjoying alice in wonderland story about a good job or what do you like
that will be in twiddle dum anh
people are having fun at the end bananas milk admitted
for timber converted movie ever made us of a endorsement
you know the movie to be is ok is ok it's not great it's not what i hope for
uh... i will start out by saying i'm tired of seeing tim burton
adapt other works i want to see and get back into doing original stopped i don't
i want to know about things like
things like diet note his edward story beetlejuice
and edward scissorhands like his original stuff to me i want to see
what's going on inside his head are necessarily want to see a two-hour movie
that's his take on a house waterway tumi you too wrapped up a twenty minute
surely the scenes show me your design
authorities
yeah this is that it is ab
it's no
and the movie looks beautiful
bonham carter and tapper great
i felt like i was missing something he didn't i didn't feel it was that the
gauging
you know and and kind of how i said with brooklyn's finest you know six months
from now
house one early
there's nothing to get passionate about here's what i want to challenge timber
dual movie where people don't have bypassed i'd gary
triple berry five now i i mean i i don't i'm not an excuse maker by
uh...
but there you know i you're going to see me this week on msnbc industry and and
and uh...
on the adam corolla family networks with that restructure the
experiment and here doing this
bunch a radio show
rose and a bunch that can be seen here in l_a_ and lot oscar stuff this week i
didn't see it
alice in wonderland but i i want to engage myself in the
tim burton part of the conversation
because i share both of your opinions about timber
you know uh... and as a movie critic it
uh... i i think is really important
rule out john rose
or directors automatically
has a as in in principle
you know if i were just a fan
of films and of course i a m also do you know
fantasy
probably not my first choice
and there's always something fancy about the kind
movies that jerry was talking about i mean plenty h had no white face in ed
wood had no way face and i hope i thought it was one
are like whenever the it
you know in my plan
yet to find out now i'll i'll write
and loved the original plan of the apes satellite
a couple of the sequels i love the t_v_ series because i was exactly the rage
series you know i mean i'm sure if i saw the t_v_ series against it
com interesting i'm sure but i had the dolls but you know and we know that you
figured i was not aside on so i just felt like a law professor is the word
out
of and we're issue affect our i'm going to that first universal permeates is a
brilliant are not afraid to say that the damn near pearl that
you know britons take on it
every few months despite all the reports are that they were account
i'd just
i like being in the theater
i was kinda cool you so uh... other things about him burn i like and i
appreciate that everything looks
no cool
but that said
i don't understand why there's never a story or why with the enormous budget
given
he doesn't pay
three hundred thousand dollars in
hire someone to write a script
and so make everything look great vesco's tim burton is a bit like my
check
heat he's convinced himself that the industry's ride in the jeans
and he's managing ok heat if he was a genius debate you know three movies that
don't resemble one
okay look but you can tell i don't like timber having said that
uh... i i'm going to go to our five point all on this move because i was
you know i was pleasantly surprise that it you know i wasn't insanely board
throughout the movie and that you know he deliver the story and kind of an
interesting way
and by end and i wasn't letting the time and i was like okay that was also
wondering if you like alice in wonderland not bad not bad
unify point
c are
i'd not much higher than you know that i give it a six at
partly because i think that
and alice in wonderland lewis carroll story should be
should be he should not decide on a park
i find it distracting i mean if any
watching procedure i was a bit distracting and also it's kind of a
disappointment sit still worth seeing
but still definitely coercing and going to
but in the end it's before his lesser films seat that's funny because i think
it's a joke was that oval office
it's deplorable what's funny is that
but you were expecting more from alice in wonderland i was expecting less from
alice in wonderland
so that's why we have the scores like we do but in that it was a being nearly the
same that which is a five point five you know between the five and six
and so you know if if you will be your kids are into it you're into it
you want to say that's good enough support the asme right
if you're not going to alice in wonderland then don't do it of
identifiable the fact that
all right so that's the predictions
uh... obviously oscars are coming up on sunday
and but we don't want to all the categories which is good news six in
fact were
it s is going to do three 'cause three are incredibly simple yeah
then of what are all screwed locks three-year let's start with those those
three acting categories and i i don't think there's a lot of speed about that
you could look at the vegas odds uh...
these are the what the flick often locks best actor
jeff bridges best supporting actor christoph faults
and best supporting actress moni he can take those to the bank those three are
going to win
and certainly in the best supporting actor best supporting actress categories
they unquestionably deserve supposed two performances are outstanding and i don't
think that anyone but argue that jeff bridges deserves that actor oscar to
everybody'll be happy pills three people are going to win
arts that'll be would you pull that now although slightly more grassroots the
ones are best actress among the biggies
best record best pictures was there with best actress
itgi
appears they've done between sandra bullock in and mail street you had just
p senator today can receive
los angeles it's amazing the reader of this conversation here between them
that we're having a sentence that includes meryl streep and sandra bullock
univ sixteen
nominations their for uh... between the two nd they're all merrill russia cannot
apathetic before this year fifty nominations between the two of them
meryl streep end
inseparable
so it really is probably at the two person race between the two of them no
way to know for sure but uh...
meryl streep for ur julia julia and sandra bullock for the blacks at
i think that uh... the favorite right now in that data that two hundred
basically to win
a hundred on sandra bullock
and a hundred two and two hundred more left meryl streep and i think what with
tips the balance their is that
only nomination
that julia julia got yeah the academy didn't see
things are anywhere else if you think that counts against had i think it's too
bad that we've mentioned that uh... that
village if you get nominated for that but anyway i think the only thing that
would hurt but that report ordered sandra bullock in this would keep her
from getting a nominated from getting a wind here is that
she won everything else
is that time has gone by and that it's given people time to sit and say
or really any other after defender bullet
uh... for the one phone
and they've had a month to sit on it
and you know i just wonder whether
del rethink that
alright and there's some injustice in meryl streep going to for sixty
like she should go she should be five percent you know abstractly yet look
here's a breakdown of your prediction on would do what i think it's a couple who
should win right
and i saw both movies obviously and and i'd love meryl streep was
excellent
excellent in julia julia um
nata de soleil meryl streep and everything else your fan but i'm not
like obsessing t_v_i_ deb i saw the movie out like that i was fantastic as
she made the whole movie
so that and blindsided sandra bullock was
superguide okay
i think the lease or have a conversation and research center book might win
is because they're tired of debate about what your you know the aboard every was
lying to the caramel up
right but michael jordan was in essence that bpm or you know michael jordan's
father but the fact that so it should be meryl streep but
not but it won't necessarily be
yeah i i
i personally think that it's going to go
i can tell you who should get it
but i think that it's going to go
to several i think that
you know for a couple of reasons i think partly because
to enjoy didn't get any other nominations and i think that the academy
kind as we know so we talked about nominations
the academy's going to choose to honor
fact that she's willing to add able to successfully break out of the mole she's
only ever really played these on to new young romantic lead tech characters just
like a location actually
hindu a different type of role ideology to crash in two thousand four i think
that help for a lot gerry mulligan should win for education backscatter i
think center bookstore
all right now best directors ever password feel we got basically jamestown
kathryn bigelow
quentin tarantino the seem to be the main contenders obviously whoever we saw
about cameron verses bigelow but you know tentative step was still in it
you know i'll start off on it so i think i think uh... we'll look back into
whereas the question
of course is jamestown
i mean he does this
what is now and epic movie almost legendary move-in avatar in just
its success alone right
there but if that success was up i thought it was on merited then i said
okay who cares right
and it was a breakthrough directorial work
in interview
revolutionizing you know that three-d_ is every talks about over and over again
n
and it's not discuss its height you go to watching a blood and that blew me
away best director
we have a transition by kathryn bigelow i loved her walker
there was a normal movie
i mean in goblets are was it was great but no no no
yahoo damaging sugar will should ship
it's cool without absolute you know that's number that i do believe he's
going to
she's mine is six hundred
the go to where they get out of raising bayside has moved overwhelmingly to her
it was much closer a week ago so
biggest
thanks think me they must know that that's rather overwhelming that she's
going to win
as shakespeare love over civic pride
allied is a great that presidential rival is lighter disagreed on a cd a
breakthrough nature that for all i absolutely do but i don't think that
that
diminishes
is wyatt she did with her daughter
and and for that matter
i think that was so tarantino actually
we didn't elect belize nothing is the third act there actually all day long
and there's something to be said for what tarantino did because i think
looked at a certain way what tarantino does in
in in glorious ***
is almost
as rebel with tori
has maybe dot the revelation but notably idea that you know that he's not
electric history dictate what his characters can get away with absolutely
in using the google we'll hear from capitol hill and might even becky grey
with okay
look it's one thing to do technological breakthrough it's another thing to do a
breakthrough of ideas as a director so
i think you could make a great case for twenty o adjust those to the case for
bigelow it was just
a really good all going to see this way that
do you think that cameron could have done with that script what they look at
without putting any of the giant bison without having people let me add any
nabi to the resonable
but that's ok pretty telecoms
you know could he didn't think that great things you know don't think that
i mean okay he had the choice and spent a long time on it i don't think that
that makes it nobody reached people i mean and we talked about it when we did
the reviewer mean it was something that struck according people and that's why
cameras in enormously successful well i think this is that more about how but i
think that's more about the world he created the characters right only a
direct yeah but you know it's not like i mean if you want to technical
achievements and movies that really effective people you know you come out
of
people came out of star wars in love with those characters right people not
to four quoting but now they want to meet han solo
you know more seldom morse you know an avatar the characters honestly a
comfortable right mike ya'll keep their big blue aliens but you're ever that i
think that everybody's for tarantino because those characters are not forget
him
right well but i think that we feel what big load as is
she makes you she would get you inside these guys' heads
right or or if not get your inside their heads really like shows you somebody
doing a job that would be daily into ninety nine point ninety nine percent to
debate that's a good today that's a really excellent point about star wars
he didn't win
that wasn't getting you look back on a cold what the hell what is the word and
that's great luxury car was the one probably sell right and it should write
to you beaten
chariots of fire
arguably a probably should yeah i mean i want to look back in the
and uh...
you know and maybe
maybe avatar should when the doesn't look like it's going to
all right so now let's go to best picture
and then we had a similar argument of avatar or hurt locker
or it's a wild card has this update other movies right now they've got it
and movies about sense an interesting scoring sister foreign system probably
but after talking
it's the instant uh... it's the instant runoff system
uh... where if you don't finish first
you know to
that will be that definitions last
it's eliminated
did the secure second-place vote
moves up
anyway we are used to be
they used to be if you are a passionate pic
uh... it could help and enroll way of scoring we could have had a winner
with as little as eleven percent of the vote and attend system field would
debate eleven but
of the day but he wanted that
so now it's a constant
runoff dropping the bottom teeth
bottom movie until we get
to somebody with fifty percent you-know-what i would love
to see them do that law saulo gigabyte global march madness that we've got a
rematch say i was watching graduates or their agent as a passionate thirty
percent for avatar
and that's all there is gravatar and a lot of people like i like that that
uh... and they put him at the bottom that avatars drop-off in
and it could mean the movies like invoice faster heart locker laura the
second and third choice of a lot of people
that that could uh... that that well and i think that if you if you look at this
israel to the politics i think there's a lot of politics going on
they were to keep avatar firmware
well radical l absolutely i i think that the academy
is is loath to give james camera to stand up for the opportunities suitable
message again proclaimed himself king in the world or second time or just say
what he said that i found particularly
noxious
at the golden globe
even worse than king of the world which i didn't mind because for crown lab line
from right here and it was a celebrates or involvement but at the golden globes
which uh... you may not remember flight
thought was probably orders of programmable
some benefits on behalf of the results are out of applause i've never had any
more pictures constituted by the way
ex-lover digests of malibu seven restaurant they're cute like if you look
at the writers if you look at the script awards avatars matter nominated for
script
which you could look at the fifty-two brush strokes and say okay
the writers are coursework writer for the script they're not going to vote for
that very much for best picture and i have a personal theory that the largest
floating bridge leak at me
the acting branch is not going to vote for that because it's not actors in the
meantime matters not even close to an actress movies and or at least they
think it's not an active understood love you know i
i never made some good points about sulltana not getting high irish i
understand but i mean
i mean that's it
the what that is isn't argument to save it
because it's not an actor's billionaire scramble right
but i hear but if i didn't but he's totally scramble at i think that the
actors are going to say well actors were twenty
right twenty two percent of the voters are actors
the average age of the academy voters nearly fifty eight years old
oh i don't think that older people
are likely to go for avatar
and we don't think that actors are likely to vote for avatar yet i will do
the three-d_ glasses if it's not going to be already where i thought we were
incredibly thick vitals are it's a guess avatar was about minus two fifty which
means you have to be a talk in vegas odds and again we just heard from the
states have some instinct here they with word if they've been wrong before but
that it's moved to eat
the odds are moving
from avatar and it's also just my sense that the longer it goes the people were
thinkin and again this is just the thoughts of guys like me you jiang in
starbucks park another idiots like me and you jagger
odd thing in really really good avatar but it's still the favorite part lockers
close to my list two hundred the third favorite now in vegas is
often the air
brittan by and large *** is the fourth paper being a pretty good idea
that a hundred dollars on board *** you
when fourteen hundred out
up in the a reader cleary letterbox so i think that you know and upper blocker
you were
or by the way i am a mistake in your own excuse me i'm sorry overclockers favored
constantly her clockers moved into the favorites are but i decided it was you
know if you ask me what what i wanted to win
actually would love to see
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which i would love to sell you joe
well ad libs ignored fashion alright they can sell flooding up after all this
it's a clean sweep
i think its
it for me it's definitely maurice pastures
and it inbetween avatar which you can are you with its success right
and it's going to be remembered at center it's setup although i did not
have nearly as much as a glorious passes an english classes which i think was
a great job directing by checking a great writing great movie overall best
movie of the year for me if in between those
i hurt locker or an open-air comes and steals it puts a crime
her like a lot of you know what happened
notify one of the regulatory is nowhere near in glorious past alex me resort now
it's just a solid movie morris passes your map
now those are our opinions will see what happens on sunday
i thank you for joining us next week filling in for me chrissy with mir if
the film critic
and we will see you at friday at five o'clock eastern
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