497. Ander’s Sons: Punch-Drunk Love

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Comedy

4.9 • 1.1K Ratings

🗓️ 25 June 2022

⏱️ 71 minutes

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It’s a Paul month. This time we discuss his 2002 film Punch-Drunk Love which reframes the traditional romantic comedy. The grating sound scape, anxiety-inducing scene work gets you right into Barry Egan’s (Adam Sandler) world. The boys talk about how choice direction and editing makes you feel something, for better or worse. Features: Michael Swaim: https://twitter.com/SWAIM_CORP Abe Epperson: https://twitter.com/AbeTheMighty Support Small Beans and access Additional Content: https://www.patreon.com/SmallBeans Check our store to buy Small Beans merch! https://www.teepublic.com/stores/the-small-beans-store?ref_id=22691

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0:00.0	This is the wow that's the worst sound to what is Michael Michael? What is it Michael?
0:28.4	Oh, he's supposed to watch him. Yeah, what did you watch? No, what are you saying first? Do you say what we were supposed to watch?
0:37.0	Oh, yeah, we're okay. We were supposed to watch punch strong clothes. Michael, what did you watch?
0:44.8	Punkadunkalonka. Punkadunkalonka. Dream I had. I'm not fully prepared. I did not prepare this time. I'm sorry.
0:57.0	Usually it has meaning. I love that they're just getting more mediocre, like more sad.
1:07.0	Well, my faith in that bit is complete. And he's right. And he is right. That's what we're
1:14.3	covering today on Andersson's. Andersson's. I'm one. Andersson. Michael's lame son. I'm the other son, Eve,
1:23.1	Epperson's son. Yeah, you get the double son. You get that son squared action. Yeah. Son of
1:29.6	Epperson. Hot son of action. All right. That's enough of that. Yeah. It's enough of that. And we're
1:36.0	but welcome. Hey, guess what? It's a Paul Thomas Anderson episode. We switch in this in this podcast
1:43.9	between West Anderson and Paul Thomas Anderson. Last time we covered the Royal Tenon bombs in this
1:49.6	month, we got punch strong glove, baby. That's right, which I believe we've covered once before
1:56.1	as a frame rate as a series of frame rate. Yeah, which means oh, and it was a Teresa episode.
2:03.0	Okay. So that means there's definitely like area unexplored, because I know when we talk to
2:09.5	Teresa, boy, we just it's tangent town. We're in a delightful way. But that means I still feel,
2:15.6	I still feel pretty confident. I was worried slightly, but then rewatching it as I rewatched,
2:20.4	I'm like, oh, yeah, this holds up to a second stream. Oh, yeah, there's, I'm pretty sure it
2:26.7	I watch it every like it's one of my top watches. Well, yeah, of his. I think I made like
2:32.4	substantive notes of stuff that I didn't say last time, and there's still plenty of it. So let's
2:39.1	go do it. And it's super dense still, even though it's only an hour and a half, I if you haven't
2:44.7	seen it, I really do suggest you go and watch it. It's a sensory film to say the least. Oh,
2:52.4	it's good to use all of your senses to watch this one. Mainly your eyes and the color blue.
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