This is first and foremost fun and wouldn't be half as much fun where not the boisterous dinner

table vibe that drives the film that's Mark Kermode of the observer of UK's

talking about Blue Beetle which is our new movie this week our old movie this

week got a couple for you. I watched Oscar for Otis the salesman again at

one of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film back in 2016. I hadn't seen it

just the movie first came out. Fans of Sonofel will recall. He's one of my favorite

filmmakers. We had him on the podcast me and Cody maybe last year or the year

before and he was awesome. So I want to go watch it again. It was tremendous as

always. So hopefully you can all go check it out. It's about one Amazon Prime. And I

also rewatch I Tanya which I hadn't seen in a long time and that was on HBO. That

movie came out the year after the salesman 2017. So our old movies this week are

exactly old old ancient old but like they're relatively old. And the reason I

wanted to watch I Tanya again is I figured hey, a little bonus gift for all the

fans out there in the midst of an actress strike right now. You can't have any

actors talking about movies. It's obviously against the rules. But I said, you

know, this is the cinephile 3.0. We talked to Margot Robbie me and Dan Stansick way

back, you know, six years ago. So this this levittardian audience probably has

not heard the interview. So we're going to re-ear that Margot Robbie interview from six

years ago, which I think makes sense. Right? There's been no late night talk shows

Cody in months. All they're doing is just rearing old shows. So why not re-earing a

classic old interview? Consider the fact this is the summer of Margot Robbie. Barbie's

going to make a billion dollars. So if you haven't heard it, you're going to hear it

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