Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette is back in theaters this week for its 20th anniversary. In 2017, along with a review of Coppola's The Beguiled, Josh and guest host Angelica Jade Bastien shared their Top 5 Sofia Coppola Scenes.

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Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette is back in theaters this week for its 20th anniversary. In 2017, along with a review of Coppola's The Beguiled, Josh and guest host Angelica Jade Bastien shared their Top 5 Sofia Coppola Scenes.
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Noir-vember continues with this week's Filmspotting Archive drop: Adam and Josh's 2024 Sacred Cow review of Chinatown, which they did for the film's 50th anniversary.

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There are challenges and rewards to watching Lee Chang-dong’s Possible Love, the director’s follow-up to 2018’s Oscar-nominated Burning. The rewards come from the film itself, which deftly explores the exploitation of Korea’s working class as an issue of capitalism and class. The challenges come with the platform: can you give Lee’s deliberately-paced, nearly three-hour film the attention it deserves via Netflix? Matt and Jordan found themselves on opposite ends of the challenge/reward spectrum. Plus, streaming recommendations for films like Possible Love; a listener request for films about losing bodily autonomy (like this year’s Obsession); and Producer Sam hosts the most intricate movie game in SVU’s short history.

Intro (00:00:00–00:02:05)

Possible Love (00:02:06–0:33:40)

Rec Seg! (0:33:41–00:48:14)

Listener Request Seg! Losing Bodily Autonomy Movies (000:48:15–01:13:18)

Game: A Tisket-a-Tasket, A Movie Game Acrostic (01:13:19–01:31:37)

New to Streaming / Credits (01:31:38–01:46:53)

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There are challenges and rewards to watching Lee Chang-dong&rsquo;s Possible Love, the director&rsquo;s follow-up to 2018&rsquo;s Oscar-nominated Burning. The rewards come from the film itself, which deftly explores the exploitation of Korea&rsquo;s working class as an issue of capitalism and class. The challenges come with the platform: can you give Lee&rsquo;s deliberately-paced, nearly three-hour film the attention it deserves via Netflix? Matt and Jordan found themselves on opposite ends of the challenge/reward spectrum. Plus, streaming recommendations for films like Possible Love; a listener request for films about losing bodily autonomy (like this year&rsquo;s Obsession); and Producer Sam hosts the most intricate movie game in SVU&rsquo;s short history.
Intro (00:00:00&ndash;00:02:05)
Possible Love (00:02:06&ndash;0:33:40)
Rec Seg! (0:33:41&ndash;00:48:14)
Listener Request Seg! Losing Bodily Autonomy Movies (000:48:15&ndash;01:13:18)
Game: A Tisket-a-Tasket, A Movie Game Acrostic (01:13:19&ndash;01:31:37)
New to Streaming / Credits (01:31:38&ndash;01:46:53)
Show Notes
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Lee Chang-dong’s follow-up to 2018’s “Burning.”

What Are Netflix’s Oscar Hopes For Possible Love? | SVU 

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ScreenCrush critic, author, and Filmspotting SVU co-host Matt Singer joins Michael to test one of comedy’s most enduring mottos: comedy should punch up, not down. Drawing on comments from comedian George Carlin and a generation of screen comedies that pushed boundaries in every direction, they explore how the adage might apply to the movies Singer writes about in his latest book, Funny Business. 

They discuss how comedy changed in the age of streaming, why theatrical comedies have become endangered, what separates a great comedy from a merely successful one, and whether movies can still bring broad audiences together in an increasingly fragmented culture.

Join the conversation by emailing themovieracket@filmspotting.net.

ScreenCrush critic, author, and Filmspotting SVU co-host Matt Singer joins Michael to test one of comedy&rsquo;s most enduring mottos: comedy should punch up, not down. Drawing on comments from comedian George Carlin and a generation of screen comedies that pushed boundaries in every direction, they explore how the adage might apply to the movies Singer writes about in his latest book, <a href="https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/790241/funny-business-by-matt-singer/">Funny Business</a>.&nbsp; They discuss how comedy changed in the age of streaming, why theatrical comedies have become endangered, what separates a great comedy from a merely successful one, and whether movies can still bring broad audiences together in an increasingly fragmented culture. Join the conversation by emailing <a href="mailto:themovieracket@filmspotting.net" aria-haspopup="menu">themovieracket@filmspotting.net</a>.

“Comedy should punch up, not down” with Matt Singer | The Movie Racket

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