I'm from Canada, Waters.

I'm going to be in somewhere to live. A very nice suite at the Four Seasons. The walls are too bright. We need to do some grocery shopping.

Hi Daddy, look Daddy's here. You're shopping? Yeah. Who eats these? The snails? There's a lot of things you don't know about me.

Like your need for tampons. Albert Brooks, Sharon Stone, Amy Dahl and Jeff Bridges. Your life is never going to be the same.

It's my job too. It's fire. It's a miracle. Who is she? Just try to have some fun today. What am I going to find?

Why don't you go and then you can tell me? That's it. It's missed. Told ya. It's magical. Wow. It just might save my life.

Hello and welcome to the This Had Oscar Buzz podcast. The only podcast that gets dressed up all sexy to do housework. Every week on This Had Oscar Buzz we'll be talking about a different movie that once upon a time had lofty academy award aspirations. But for some reason or another it all went wrong. The Oscar hopes died and we are here to perform the autopsy. I'm your host Joe Reed. I'm here as always with my late night Waldorf salad. Chris File. Hello Chris. You know, I have been called many things in this time. Great. I don't love Waldorf salad. So...

So wait, Waldorf salad is lettuce, chicken, apples, walnuts. Yes. And I think the dressing is just mayonnaise, but I can't be wrong. See, my mom when we were younger would make us a chicken salad that was most of those things. It was it was different. Diced chicken, iceberg lettuce, apples, peanuts, and then mayonnaise.

So like it was like it was essentially like a nice chicken salad. It was more of that than like it was more chicken than salad if that makes sense. So like, but we really enjoyed that. But I never realized it was like that close to a Waldorf. I don't like walnuts. So...

Oh, see, I like walnuts. I don't like mayonnaise. And like I can have it in a true chicken salad or a tuna salad. But otherwise mayonnaise is I'm I'm very picky about soft white foods. Makes me feel like I'm eating something unnatural.

I'm very picky about soft white foods. Makes me wish that we had like a year end compilation of our greatest moments on the podcast because like that would that I would include.

Yeah, soft white foods that aren't cheese or... Right. Or like cake icing. Like it's like cream cheese. Oh, that's interesting.

Don't do mayonnaise. Fascinating. What do you have on a bagel? Butter. All right. My bagel order is in everything bagel with butter. Oh, that's interesting. All right. I support that. OK. Chris, it's May. It's the month of May.

It is indeed May. By the time you're listening to this, we're going to pretend it's May. It's the waning rainy days of April as I look out my window for Lorne Lee. But...

What do we do in this? It's May. In May, we wear pink and do mini-series.

True. Mostly it's just the mini-series. This is our third consecutive year where we have done a mini-series for the podcast in the month of May.

Our first turn at it, we did the films of 2003 where we talked about movies like Sylvia and the human stain and the missing and remind me what our fourth one was.

In the cut, Jane Campy was exceptional in the cut. That was... Was that our first listener's choice episode? That was the listener's choice. Yeah.

And then, of course, we used every opportunity we could take to talk about Cold Mountain, even though it was a many-time Oscar nominee.

Last year, last May, which was also in quarantine. It's unbelievable that that was a year ago, but it was last May we did our legendary Naomi Watts mini-series where we talked about the divorce and the painted veil and Diana.

And a fourth one? What was our fourth one? What was our fourth one? Did we do... Oh, St. Vincent, which I believe was maybe a listener's choice. Maybe we chose all of the Naomi Watts.

I think we might have... Yes, we may have. And so this May... I think we sort of settled on this one pretty early, at least as a strong possibility.

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