Gleason and Ferrell revive their mesmerizing interplays run up by breathtaking Irish scenery

and a brilliant ensemble cast.

That's from Richard Roper to Chicago sometimes to our feature review this week here in

the file. The Ben Shees of Inner Sharon, one of the best films of the year from the director

Martin McDonough, who of course had Oscar Glory with the three billboards on set at Eving

Missouri. That film was now in for Best Picture, Directors, Reemplank, etc. And of course

to come Oscars for Francis McDormand for actress and supporting actor for the great Sam

Rockwell. He's back. This is more of a film like Inb Rouge, a couple of Irish guys going

at it and it's fantastic. We'll get into it. Also saw Raymond and Ray, which is available

right now in Apple Plus, just for my guy Ethan Hawk, Cody saw three quarters of it. So look

forward to his review. And one of my favorites from all time. Let's write the old movie this week,

The Man Who Wasn't There. One of my favorite movies the last 20 plus years. Not only

why I talk about it, but in case you missed it, Billy Bob Thornton joined us way back

when 2016, 2017. We'll play a clip of Billy Bob Thornton talking about this film and

why it's his favorite performance. He's ever given all time. Our Wallocard, we got

Hanks. All right. Massive news. We got Hanks. Colin Hanks, son of Tom producer of the

new documentary about Willie Mays, say hey, and director Nelson George. Still a Hanks, man.

Still a Hanks. Still a Hanks. Still a Hanks. 97 minute documentary. It's really well done

if you're a baseball fan and a Willie Bayes fan you really enjoy it. But we got Hanks,

Cody. That's the bottom line. We got Hanks. I just ate lunch. How do you feel about the

Chicken Seezer rap? Not great. I feel like they put too much dressing on it. Like whenever

I have a I like a Caesar salad, but it's too much dressing. So I like the dressing on

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