From Ari Aster, the director of Mid-Summer, comes Eddington, a sniper-accurate vision of America at its most broken. Last night, the family was murder. It's the film that everyone is talking about. They're your streaks to keep safe. Starring Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascow, Luke Grimes, with Austin Butler and Emma Stone. He's dangerous, he needs to be locked up. Critics are calling it one of the best films of the year.

Hell yeah.

It's brilliant and extraordinary.

Eddington in cinema's August 22.

Here comes Steve.

With the satisfied smile of a man who's checking out at midday

after a great night's sleep and a delicious

unlimited brecky. See the untamable bedhead hair. And if you look really close, you can see that

properly well-rested glow, which can only mean one thing. Last night, he slept at Premier Inn.

Get better sleep for your money.

Premier in.

Rest easy.

Breakfast subject to availability.

Teas and Cs apply.

Hello and welcome to The Complete Guide to Everything, a podcast about everything.

I'm one of your host, Tom.

And I'm Tim.

Tim, I don't know if the listeners can hear it, but it's a rainy night here in New York City.

I love a rainy night.

Is that a song?

No.

I thought you were improvising a new song. I thought I was in a musical for a minute. Man, wouldn't that be a good disease to have, a good brain disease to have? What? You remember songs that don't exist. So, you know, you hear a reference. You're just always coming up with new songs. Yeah. And it's like, and you're just like, oh, this must have been a hit because it's catchy. Yeah. And it's like, no. I think that that might be the case with like a lot of musical geniuses. I mean, I guess that's like musician. But like, I don't think people are like writing songs and being like, I remember this. No, I think Frankie Valley is walking around one day and he's like,

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