30 years later, Richard Linklater’s “Dazed and Confused” is even better than you remember. Plus, 2017’s “I Am Not A Witch” from Zambian-Welsh director Rungano Nyoni, and the African Cinema Marathon Awards.
-Sacred Cow Review: “Dazed and Confused” (04:29)
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-Polls (Linklater, John Carney) (43:05) 
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#936: Dazed and Confused at 30, I Am Not A Witch (African Cinema #5)

The Filmspotting Pantheon contains distinguished titles like “Vertigo,” “Do The Right Thing,” and “The Godfather.” Also? The 1988 action comedy “Midnight Run.” Adam and Josh investigate with a revisit.
-Sacred Cow Review: “Midnight Run” (03:42)
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-African Cinema Marathon #4: “Yeelen” (01:06:03)
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#935: Midnight Run at 35, Yeelen (African Cinema #4)

 As they consider the fall movie slate, Adam and Josh look past some of the bigger releases for questions about the season’s potential hidden gems.
-Fall Movie Preview (05:08)
-Next Week / Notes / Polls (47:39)
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#934: Fall Movie Preview, Touki Bouki (African Cinema Marathon #3)

Emma Seligman (“Shiva Baby”) wields satirical feminism in her raunchy, violent, and hilarious new high school comedy BOTTOMS; and Josh and guest host Marya E. Gates discover surprising depths in RISKY BUSINESS, which turns 40 this year.   
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#933: Bottoms, Risky Business at 40

Not the most acclaimed film of ‘93, but maybe the most surprisingly acclaimed. Josh and guest Michael Phillips on the lasting appeal of Harrison Ford, Tommy Lee Jones, and one of the great Chicago-set movies. And from the archive, the Top 5 Movies of 1993, recorded in 2013. 
-Review: “The Fugitive” at 30 (03:02)
-Next Week / Notes (28:55)
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Rolling Stone’s Oral History of “The Fugitive”
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#932: The Fugitive at 30 with Michael Phillips, Top 5 Movies of 1993

It’s an old-school Listener Feedback segment as Adam and Josh respond to recent emails. Plus, a tribute to William Friedkin, the second African Cinema Marathon installment, and Adam shares some personal and professional news.
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-Mailbag (16:01)
-Adam’s Announcements (44:26)
-Next Week / Notes / Giveaway (58:05)
-Massacre Theatre (01:01:29)
-African Cinema Marathon #2: “Black Girl (01:10:38)
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African Cinema Marathon
African Cinema in The Film Foundation's Restoration Screening Room
Film Forum's SEMBÈNE Series Starts Sept. 8
UNESCO African Film Heritage Project Teaser
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#931: Mailbag (Oppenheimer, Actor-Director Duos), Black Girl (African Cinema #2)

The Top 5 Jump Scares that messed Adam and Josh up. Also, thoughts on the new horror film “Talk To Me,” Ira Sachs’s “Passages,” and a marathon review of 1958’s “Cairo Station.”  
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-Next Week / Notes / Poll (1:12:40)
-African Cinema Marathon #1: “Cairo Station” (1:24:36)
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-Josh’s Fear Not: A Christian Appreciation of Horror Movies
-“Venomous, Sexy, Queer Romance Passages Lives in the Fallout of a Narcissist’s Dalliance”
-Cairo Station on YouTube
-African Cinema Marathon
-The Filmspotting Guide to the Archives
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#930: Top 5 Jump Scares, Talk To Me, Cairo Station (African Cinema #1)

For the most anticipated double feature in years - Greta Gerwig's BARBIE and Christopher Nolan's OPPENHEIMER - Adam and Josh praise two very different films for treating their subjects with similar complexity. 
-Review: “Barbie” (03:20)
-Brickspotting (JL): “Earth Mama” (30:27)
-Next Week / Notes / Massacre Theatre (36:02)
-Review: “Oppenheimer” (52:03)
-”Oppenheimer” Spoiler Talk (01:09:37)
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#929: Barbie, Oppenheimer

With its show-stopping stunts, the long-awaited seventh film in the “Mission: Impossible” series - DEAD RECKONING PART ONE - delivers the goods. But has the series - and its star - become too meta for their own good? 
-Review: M:I Dead Reckoning Part One (02:40)
-Mission: Impossible Ranked (24:55)
-Next Week / Notes / Poll (39:00)
-Christopher Nolan Oeuvre-view Awards [2020] (50:31)
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#928: M:I - Dead Reckoning Part One, Mission: Impossible Ranked

Lots of directors have favorite actors. But for their Top 5 Actor-Director Duos since 2000, Adam and Josh choose the definitive collaborations of the last 20-plus years.  
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#927: Top 5 Actor-Director Duos (Since 2000)

Adam and Josh praise Harrison Ford’s farewell to Indy with their review of DIAL OF DESTINY and narrow down their favorite scenes in the franchise with their Top 5 Indiana Jones Moments. 
-Top 5: Indiana Jones Moments (01:52)
-Next Week/Notes/Poll (48:52)
-Review: “Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny” (01:03:20)
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#926: Dial of Destiny, Top 5 Indiana Jones Moments

The space race and method acting collide in Wes Anderson’s '50s-set ASTEROID CITY, and former sweethearts reunite in Celine Song’s acclaimed debut PAST LIVES.
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#925: Asteroid City, Past Lives

Aisha Harris’s new book - “Wannabe: Reckoning With the Pop Culture that Shapes Me” - inspires this week’s show. Adam, Josh, and Aisha share the Top 5 Movie Characters Who Shaped Us. Plus, Josh’s take on Pixar’s ELEMENTAL.
-Interview: Aisha Harris (02:01)
-Top 5: Characters Who Shaped Us (10:13)
-Review (JL): Pixar’s “Elemental” (56:40)
-Notes/Polls (1:00:45)
-Top 5, cont. (1:17:35)
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“Wannabe: Reckonings with the Pop Culture that Shapes Me”
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Upcoming in-person events with Aisha Harris
https://twitter.com/craftingmystyle/status/1658526875629797376?s=20
"There was no one better to watch a movie with than Casey Tourangeau"
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#924: Top 5 Movie Characters Who Shaped Us with Aisha Harris, Elemental

Adam and Josh celebrate Pride Month with the Top 5 LGBTQ+ Movies that were formative in shaping their understanding of queer life. Plus, ‘The BFIs’ recognize the best of the Sight & Sound Top 100 Marathon.
-Pride Top 5: LGBTQ+ Movies (02:01)
-Next Week/Notes (31:28)
-Review (AK): “Close To Vermeer” (39:42)
-Massacre Theatre (44:42)
-Top 5, cont. (56:18)
-Sight & Sound Top 100 Awards (1:16:00)
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-”All That Heaven Allows” made the Sight & Sound Critcs’ Top 250 – not the Top 100.
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“Garp, Forty Years Later”
https://www.theparisreview.org/blog/2019/08/23/garp-forty-years-later/
“The Top 175 Essential Films of All Time for LGBT Viewers”
https://www.advocate.com/arts-entertainment/film/2014/06/23/top-175-essential-films-all-time-lgbt-viewers
“Kenneth Anger Never Cooled Off”
https://www.vulture.com/2023/05/kenneth-anger-filmmaker-obituary-appreciation.html
826CHI: A Nonprofit Creative Writing, Tutoring, and Publishing Center
https://www.826chi.org/
“The Grace of Keanu Reeves”
https://www.rogerebert.com/features/bright-walldark-room-february-2016-the-grace-of-keanu-reeves-by-angelica-jade-basti%C3%A9n
“Oscar Nominee Chris Sarandon Remembers His Groundbreaking Role in Dog Day Afternoon”
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#923: Pride Top 5 - LGBTQ+ Movies, Sight & Sound Marathon Awards, Close to Vermeer

 This week, a pair of very different, but also surprisingly similar, coming-of-age stories: the electrifying new “Across the Spider-Verse” and Edward Yang’s ‘91 masterpiece “A Brighter Summer Day.” Plus Adam on the new doc “Lynch/Oz.”  
-Review: “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (02:28)
-Review (AK): “Lynch/Oz” (29:29)
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#922: Across the Spider-Verse, A Brighter Summer Day (Sight & Sound #6), Lynch/Oz

Michael Phillips drops in for a look back at the first half of the year in film, including praise for "Showing Up," Nicole Holofcener's "You Hurt My Feelings," "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret" and more. 
-Top 5 Films of 2023 (So Far) (03:29)
-Next Week/Notes (46:16)
-Massacre Theatre (55:30)
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-”Living With the Men of Paul Schrader’s ‘Man in a Room’ Trilogy”
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/05/21/movies/master-gardener-paul-schrader-joel-edgerton-oscar-isaac-ethan-hawke.html
-”Showing Up: A Masterwork About an Artist’s Life”
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/the-front-row/showing-up-reviewed-a-masterwork-about-an-artists-life
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#921: Top 5 Films of 2023 (So Far) with Michael Phillips

What seemed like a one-off, late-career masterpiece from ‘70s icon Paul Schrader (2017’s “First Reformed”) has now become a loose series of films about solitary men struggling with past sins. Where does the new MASTER GARDENER rank among the director’s “Man in a Room” trilogy?
-Review: “Master Gardener” (04:49)
-Review (AK): “BlackBerry” (30:46)
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-Marathon Review: “Sans Soleil” (42:41)
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-"Cinematographer Kirsten Johnson discovers what it means to examine the world as she reflects on her profession”
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#920: Master Gardener, BlackBerry, Marker's Sans Soleil (Sight & Sound #5)

New films from Christopher Nolan, Greta Gerwig, and Wes Anderson may be the auteur-driven must-sees of the summer, but Adam and Josh go deeper for their Top 5 Summer Movie Questions.  
-Summer Movie Preview (02:51)
-Next Week/Notes, Polls (43:43)
-Marathon Review: “Mirror” (56:15)
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-“Greta Lee Couldn’t Touch Teo Yoo While Filming Past Lives”
https://www.vulture.com/2023/01/sundance-2023-vulture-spot-greta-lee-celine-song.html
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#919: Summer Movie Preview, Tarkovsky's Mirror (Sight & Sound #4)

It's been six years since the last "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie, and while Josh finds VOL. 3 wildly misguided, Adam will slow-motion strut with the crew. Plus, Draft Day for Killmonger and Thanos.  
-Draft: MCU Villains (02:16)
-Review: “Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 3” (50:13)
-Massacre Theatre (01:10:24)
-Chicago Critics Film Fest w/Steve Prokopy (01:13:01)
-Doc10 Film Festival / AK on “Subject” (01:20:29)
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Resources/Links:
-Who won the MCU Villains Draft?
https://poll.fm/12220581
-MCU Ranked, Adam 
https://letterboxd.com/filmspotting/list/ranked-marvel-cinematic-universe/
-MCU Ranked, Josh
https://letterboxd.com/larsenonfilm/list/marvel-cinematic-universe-ranked/
-Chicago Critics Film Festival
https://www.chicagocriticsfilmfestival.com/
-Doc10 Film Festival
https://www.doc10.org/
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#918: Is Guardians Vol. 3 the Worst of the MCU? Plus, MCU Villains Draft

Enigmatic, tortured, funny. It’s the Oscar-winning actor’s best from his '90s breakthrough to his partnerships with Shyamalan, Gray, PTA—and Todd Phillips.
-Top 5: Joaquin Phoenix Performances (03:21)
-R.I.P. Harry Belafonte (28:00)
-Review (JL): “R.M.N.” (30:53)
-Review: “Beau Is Afraid” (50:59)
-Top 5, cont. (01:18:07)
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Resources/Links:
-Joaquin Phoenix on David Letterman (Feb. 2009)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L2M6hRfCp0k
-”What’s Really Going On In Beau Is Afraid”
https://slate.com/culture/2023/04/beau-is-afraid-movie-ending-explained-maybe.html
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