Big Eyes with Richard Lawson

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Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

Tv & Film, Society & Culture, Comedy, Film Reviews

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 14 April 2019

⏱️ 109 minutes

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Summary

Richard Lawson returns to discuss the late-Burton effort: 2014's Big Eyes. But why are the eyes so big? Should Christoph Waltz be the star of his own network TV sitcom? How did Burton pull off making the focus of this movie about the main character's abuser? Together they examine the eyes (which are big), Margaret Keane's history and Alita: Battle Angel (which is also known as Big Eyes 2.)

Plus, check out past (and future) guests Richard and Joanna Robinson's podcast Still Watching: Game of Thrones.

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0:00.0	You have an amazing talent.
0:22.8	You can look at someone and capture them on canvas.
0:25.5	You can paint people.
0:27.6	I can only paint podcasts.
0:30.6	Yes, my podcasts scenes are charming, but at the end of the day, there are just collections
0:36.2	of hot takes and bits.
0:38.2	Okay, Bragg.
0:39.2	That's a new approach.
0:40.9	Yeah, not just putting the word podcast in, but get ready.
0:44.0	More fully integrated.
0:45.0	More of a thematic.
0:46.0	That quote isn't that iconic.
0:47.9	So I said, let's shift the entire meaning of the quote.
0:51.8	I mean, as we all know, big guy says, 10 iconic quotes.
0:53.9	I was going to say, that's the only on-iconic thing about this film.
0:57.6	And that only one step was the greatest painting she had ever seen.
1:03.3	You're like, what?
1:04.3	The most hideous performance.
1:06.6	I love it.
1:07.6	I love it.
1:08.6	I give this movie two big guys out of two, especially because the real guy was like American.
1:14.9	Like he didn't have an accent.
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