Cloud Atlas with Bobby Finger

Blank Check with Griffin & David

Blank Check Productions / Talkhouse

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

4.6 • 6.1K Ratings

🗓️ 20 May 2016

⏱️ 98 minutes

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Summary

Bobby Finger (Jezebel) joins Griffin and David to discuss 2012’s Cloud Atlas. Why is one of the most expensive independent films of all time considered to be such a critical failure? Do we like the future talk? How long is this movie tho? Together they discuss the choice to have actors play multiple roles, Jim Broadbent’s childhood flashbacks and Mr. Holland's Opus.

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0:00.0	Blackjack with Griffin and David.
0:05.8	Blackjack with Griffin and David.
0:09.6	Don't know what to say or to expect.
0:13.8	All you need to know is that the name of the show is Blackjack.
0:20.6	Our lives are not our own.
0:23.0	From womb to tomb we are bound to others, past and present.
0:26.9	By each crime and every kindness we birth our podcast.
0:31.4	What even, what word is even being replaced there?
0:34.0	Future.
0:35.0	The speech on me gives.
0:37.1	I was looking for a different one.
0:38.0	I couldn't find it.
0:39.5	I'm to be a quote section for cloud Atlas is.
0:42.7	It's under under valued.
0:44.5	Sparse for a movie that's three hours long.
0:47.0	And well, two hours and 52 minutes.
0:49.6	OK.
0:50.4	Not the most portable movie.
0:52.0	I don't know.
0:52.9	I was like, there's the thing that Tom Hanks says
0:56.6	to Halle Berry on the sort of when they're on the mountain,
1:01.2	on the volcano or whatever.
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