It's not fair of course to stack up every film against the full canon of its maker, but

there's certainly doesn't feel much of substance here. No level of somatic or narrative differentiation

that would stake a grander claim to its reason for being. Fantastic blurr, good stuff.

Chris Cody grabbing that from Brent Simon of AV Club. He's talking about the killer. That's right.

It's our feature review here in Senafile. It's coming to Netflix, November 10th. It's

limited release right now in theaters. I was able to watch that. So our old slash wall card. He's

not old. He's a great guy and that's Sagalof. He's got a new book out. It's called Say Hello to

my little friend, 50 years of Scarface. I encourage everyone to check out the book and you'll

love the interview with Matt. He talks about how Pacino got the voice, the accent for Tony Montana,

Stephen Bowers influence, Alvastone script, Wise Brian DePalma as a director. So polarizing

Michelle Pfeiffer and her, you know, thoughts in the film so many years later. So you'll really

enjoy that 40 years later of Scarface. We begin though with the major news and not that it's Halloween

and not that Chris Cody is dressed as a fork in the road, which Dan Luppertar was just offended as

I watched the clip to the Instagram just entire crew. And boy, ignoring the email and slack about,

you know, that's costume. I think Lucy went in a route by the way. Yeah, Mike

Karen's two guys didn't give a crap. Although your dad's is pretty good. I look forward to

we have to plug Greg Cody's new book. Sounds fantastic. It's about go ahead, plug it. Lions

and then Ron McGill. It's about this lion that was at Zoo Miami that run. It's basically the

story of Ron McGill through this lion that it like didn't have a chance at making it but with all

the work by the zoo and yeah, I haven't read the book yet. So I don't know the details but yeah,

it's a story about a lion at a zoo, but it's really the story of Ron McGill told through the story

of this lion. That's pretty cool, man. I do look out for it. And as Greg Cody said,

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