Hello and welcome to rated or dated. I am.

God, you should know this by now.

Hannah's on Levy and I am joined by Mickey Noonan.

Hello.

And picker of this week's film, Jen Offered.

Hello.

I think they probably do know who you are by now, Hannah, but who knows?

You two, total surprised.

I'm peri menopausal.

You need to tell me every single week.

So, Jen, we were back with the bitches being crazy this week.

What did you have us watching?

Well, Hannah, that's one of my questions.

Anyway, back in 1995 when she still wasn't allowed to wear heels,

and all of that Botox was just a twinkle in her unblemished youthful lie,

Nicole Kidman, was already 12 years into her career

when she took the lead role in Gus Van Sance's Dark Comedy to Die For.

She already had a few big films under her belt and had been a hit with critics in previous

performances, such as in 1989's Dead Calm, but it was perhaps this film that was the first

to make both critics and audiences sit up and take notice, earning her a handful of award

nominations and actually a win in the Golden Globes for Best Actress in a Comedy or Musical.

Now, on paper, it doesn't necessarily sound that funny, after all,

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