You also don't care about feminism.

Your favorite show is Entourage.

To be honest, when I found out the patriarchy wasn't about horses,

I had lost interests anyway.

I wonder if I know what you mean.

I wonder if you wonder if you wonder.

Hello everyone in Wupin Maximum Film. It's episode 3.4 you one and it's another day under the Arrakis Sun.

It's your host if you want you way and in the booth with me all my friends,

so let me introduce you to them.

First up, we have the Christmas Eddie himself, an esteemed and wonderful movie critic, and if you don't like his takes, fight me.

It is Alonzo de Rolde, what's good?

I'll tell it, what's good is that Mark Harris has been doing some really great culture beat writing at the New York Times which of course he does he is the king of this stuff

He had a recent piece about where even is the film industry going now in terms of, you know, where we are in the era of streaming

and trying to get theaters back into a, you know, a pre-Covid place and really sort of digging into the the nuts and bolts of what does

the industry look like are we on the poise of a big change are we in a place

where the studios were like in the late 60s where nobody wants to come see our mega musicals but now we're gonna like make

Chinatown instead like I don't know it was it raised a lot of really provocative questions

and then today the day that we're recording this, he dropped a new piece called

Missing the Gay Best Friend. And it's sort of a history of the gay best friend trope

in movies and TV and how it sort of burned brightly and then went away because now we're all the

star of our own story and we're not here to be anybody's sidekick but you know he

still kind of misses the G. B. F. and he's not wrong and anyway it's a fun piece I I will never be Mark Harris but I can always

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