This Sunday night on HBO, I saw something I'd never see on television, the depiction of a dark day in American history that not many know about.

The Tulsa massacre, that's Lawrence Ware of Slate talking about Watchmen, which is our featured review this time here on CineFile. Thank you as always for checking us out.

Please go to Apple Podcasts and subscribe, rate and review. Big Get this week. My man Scott Rogasi, one of the funniest people you will ever meet in a diehard CineFile.

One of my favorite parts of this pandemic was him texting me about all these movies he was watching, the Criterion Channel, and he's going to talk about the films of Paul Schrader.

We both love Hardcore, which I've reviewed here recently on CineFile. We're also going to talk about some other films including a documentary, so I was very, very important to him.

And his relationship with Regis Filman, who unfortunately passed away. In addition to that updated news on Tenet and what's happening there, a Mount Rushmore of Comic-inspired materialic as a Watchmen and Total Recall.

The final one of this segment, the 2020 Oscars, those are the films that just came out last year.

So once again, as always, thanks for checking us out. I did get a tweet from somebody who said, I love Remains of the Day. That might be the best tweet I've ever received, because I talked about last week on Total Recall.

So I think it was Tim Wise, was the guy's name on Twitter. Thank you so much. Trust me. Anybody else who remains in the day, I don't really don't see that pop up on my Twitter feed.

So I appreciate that you love that Anthony Hopkins and the Thompson film as much as I do. As far as Apple Podcasts reviews.

Let's see what we got here. Canifty.

Long time listener, Adnan loves film. His passion is infectious. He quickly breaks down the good and bad with a nice balance of intellect and humor, great voice, especially a good interviewer.

We'd like to see his co-host add more to the mix. Oh, man, that's, Joe, they're taking shots at you here.

D-back 519, you're in sight in the movies that I haven't seen or heard makes you want to go and discover these films for myself. I thank you for that.

I just watched the penis for the first time. Wow, wouldn't amazing story in film. I don't understand how this film or gangs of New York did not take on the best picture Oscar that year. Any thoughts?

The penis is an incredible film. It's a pleasure to have seen it. It's Adrian Brody. He won Best Actor Roman Polanski Film Set during the Holocaust.

It won all the major awards of the exception of Best Picture, which went to Chicago, which I refused to watch. I've since changed this approach, but I used to have a boycott of movies when I would be angry if they beat movies that I love.

So when Gags of New York lost, I said, well, I'm just never going to watch Chicago, which is still haven't done. Now what I do is, of course, the opposite. I watch all the movies. That way I can say with impunity and with confidence. No, I saw it stinks.

So an answer to your question, D-Black 519, I've never seen Chicago. I heard it's a good musical. I love Gangs of New York because I love DDL and I love the production design, that storyline and deal.

God, everything about the five points is so cool. And the penis is a definitely very good film. I would say the penis, Dan Gangs of New York are both very worthy movies. But yeah, what the hell? Chicago won. What are you going to do?

Let's talk about Watchmen. Okay. My boy, who's been hooked? He was a terrific actor, just celebrated birthday, former guest and son of file.

I said, what are you watching? Because you're going to watch Watchmen. And I said, you know, I'm just not a big comic book guy here, right? I don't want to be on here. Team Scorsese, but God, I suffer through enough of these movies with my kids.

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