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The radical brilliance of Ethan Hawks penetrating a look into the exceptional art and stormy

marriage of Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward is essential viewing for fans and newbies

alike in an outpouring of movie love you'll never forget. Peter Travers, ABC News,

talking about our feature review, the last movie stars, a brilliant six-part series on

HBO and HBO Max. It's divided into one part of piece, meaning six parts, but it's overall

six hours in length. It's absolutely brilliant. It's one of my favorite movies of the year.

We're going to talk all about that. As far as our old movie, it's the 10th anniversary

of Flight. A movie which I started years ago. I saw it in Cable of the Day, so I watched

a few scenes. Chris had never seen it, so he watched it start to finish. So 10th anniversary

of Denzel Washington Academy Award nominee for Flight and our wild card, Little Bollywood.

Okay? Omurcon. He's got a movie coming out. It's called Law Sing Chud Up. My wife, a huge

Bollywood fan, our guest booker, Laura Brant, threw that me because he interested them.

I'm like, I know Omurcon. I know Krenikabra. I've heard of them. I don't know them that

well, but I've heard of them because he's willing to do it. So, hey, something new here,

Cody, a little Bollywood here on the podcast.

Let's go. I hope everybody is having fun out there. I just celebrated a birthday. So happy

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