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This is Spielberg's most personal film and it's intriguing to watch and pay homage to the

director's who made up his group of friends in the early 1970s. This is Odie Henderson,

a Boston club. Love the name Odie. My youngest guys are getting big in a garfield these

days. Garfield, I always think of Odie the dog, but Odie Henderson noted film critic Chris

Cody popping up here. That's our feature review. Of all the movies we're talking about this

week here on Sinophile, the Fableman's Steven Spielberg's new film. Plus, she said New

York Times expose about the Me Too movement and the breaking down of Harvey Weinstein, Navalny,

terrific documentary about the biggest opponent of Vladimir Putin in Russia. We've got our

old movies as well, Bicycle Thees on the All-Time Classics of Neorealism and Boogie Knights,

which I know Cody has seen, but I want him to watch it again because I had not seen it

in probably 15, 20 years. I watched it again. You got through three quarters of Boogie

Knights again.

Yeah, I had seen it before. Man, you were shot out of a cannon after a week off. What are

we doing? Are you doing nine things today? Yeah, we're doing three new movies, three

old movies. You're right. We had the week off because I was like, what would you do while

you're off? I watched six movies and I read this entire book, Quentin Turntino's Cinema

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