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Slack.com slash DHQ. Apparently, I'm like the SVP of peacock. It's going to be a one-hour

long highlights heavy show. We need a guy who's done sports center who is not actually

working at the SP, that would be perfect. SVP cock would be a nice thing on your lower

third. Drive my car shows people devastated by loss, allowing time to ripen those wounds

and distort their understanding of love and purpose. Let's see some Estelle Tang, a Buzz

feed news. One of our feature reviews this week is Drive My Car. It might be the best-reviewed

movie of the year. Japanese film almost three hours long, but Ray reviews that's one of

our new films along with Flea. Are you excited to what? Two foreign films? Alright, let's

go. This film is a triple threat. I don't know if this has ever happened before the Academy

Awards. Flea is both a documentary, an animated film, and an international film. Primist

year of Furchas of foreign films. So, it could be a three-time nominee for documentary,

foreign film slash international feature as they now call it, and animated its excellent

as well. Old school? No country for old men. Fifteenth anniversary of one of the co-brothers,

best films at one best picture, best director, best subring actor, etc. Because of all the

football this weekend, heaven can wait. Old football movies starring Warren Beatty, came

up the year I was born, so we'll talk about that. But the real key is this, the wild car.

W Kamau Bell. We need to talk about Cosby. New documentary is just released on Show

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