Clean Eastwood's million dollar baby is a masterpiece, pure and simple, deep and true.

It's from Roger Ebert, Chicago sometimes. That's our old movie this week because it is the Academy Awards.

Special edition here is cinephile and that's why I want to talk about a million dollar baby which did a phenomenal job of the Academy Awards back in 2004,

winning Best Picture, Best Director, Best Actress and Best Supporting Actor.

Of course, the actress being Hillary Swank and Morgan Freeman.

Our new film this week is The Quiet Girl which did not win at last night's Academy Awards,

but it's a terrific film from Ireland. It's the final of the nominees I've seen for Best International feature film.

I'm also going to do real quickly a few of the shorts as well because those are readily available now on streaming services.

But enough blobbing out of me. We're going to get to the man of the hour. Ben Lions who has carried the Academy Awards.

He's in it with me. He's been a voice of entertainment in this country.

Here's me and Ben breaking down the Oscars right now.

As promised, everybody Ben Lions is back. His annual appearance here on the Academy Awards.

The first thing that Ben noticed of course, and was around aware he did a great job.

He's basically running Amazon Sports content as a morning show called Bonjour.

And Bonjour, we say to Ben right now Ben, I'm wearing a Tixedo because this is the Tixedo you told me to get.

When you got me to the Oscars and we did it twice together.

And most famously after we did the Oscars together, you said you want to go in an outburger.

And we went to in an outburger in our Tixedo. It felt like a scene on a Pulp Fiction.

Well, I'm proud of you for only having in an outburger on Oscar night so you can still fit into that Tuxedo,

which is now about seven years old, I think. Eight years old on the Tuxedo.

So I don't know if it's the Pilates, the Hot Yodhaw or whatever that treatment was.

The Jimmy Kimmel mentioned that all the celebrities are doing now.

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