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I'm Sean Fenese.

I'm Amanda Davins.

And this is the big picture, a conversation show about tar.

It's one of the most discussed movies of the year. It's our turn to talk about it.

This will be a deep dive into the beguiling tale of Lydia Tar. Later in the episode, I'll be speaking with writer director Todd Field for whom Tar is his first film in 16 years.

But first, Amanda, we're going to talk about this movie. We'll talk for a bit without spoiling anything. We'll give you a general review of the film.

And then we're going to get into the weeds and talk about what we think this movie is really about.

It has been a subject of fascination, of conversation, of debate. There's been really takes in all kinds of directions about this movie.

And we both seen it. In fact, I saw it a second time last night and I had quite a good time with it, honestly.

So, tar, what'd you think?

I loved it. I've talked about this already that I really was invigorated by this movie going experience in a way that I have not been since Top Gun Maverick, honestly, in a completely different way.

And we're getting near the end of the year and we're going to have to make our lists. And I only have two guaranteed entries on them.

And it's Top Gun Maverick and Tar.

Exciting.

Which is in a lot of ways, like the full spectrum of the film going experience. Right. This is everything that Top Gun Maverick is not.

It is cold. It is chilly. It is about, it is about high art. It is like capital H, high brow, in a way that is almost possibly a parody of itself.

It is intellectual.

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