I'll now hand you over to my best man, Eddie.

Wow, wow, wow, second time's a charm, eh, Billy Boy?

Oh God.

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at The Hollywood Reporter, and this is I'm

having an episode. Today I'll be joined by Simul Liu, who you know from his work in Sean

Shee in The Seven Rings, Barbie, or Kim's Convenience. He's got a series dropping on Peacock

December 27th. It's called the Copenhagen Test. And as promised, I'll also

be joined by a quorum of colleagues to taste test Tom Cruise's famed Christmas gift to those in

his inner circle, the white chocolate coconut but cake from Doan's Bakery. But seeing as how this is

the last episode of the year,

and no one wants any more best-of lists, or my opinion, really, at all.

I thought I would just share what I plan on watching over the break.

Marty Supreme, this, of course, is Josh Safdey's new movie starring Timothy Shalame.

It's had one of the more interesting promotional tours I've seen for a while. And I haven't been able to make a screening of it.

And access, access, access. So if I only see one thing in the theaters before the calendar turns, it will be this.

If I see two, I will see The House Maid because Paul Fick directing Amanda Seifred and Sydney Sweeney and a Pulpy Thriller. Who am I kidding? Small things like these. So this movie actually came out a year ago, and you never saw it in theaters. It's based on this sort of jewel box of a novella by Claire Keegan.

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