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Ep. 751 - May December
🕑 Added 2023-12-05 14:00:10 +0000 UTCDavid, Devindra, and Jeff voice their opinions on Silent Night, tally their thoughts on Godzilla Minus One, and consider the interest of Zone of Interest. Then they settle into the discomfort of May December.
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Weekly Plugs
David - Decoding Everything: What I Learned Playing Poker at the World Poker Tour
Devindra - Engadget Podcast
Jeff - Jeff’s Cameo Page
Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)
What we've been watching (~5:20)
David - Silent Night, Dream Scenario, U2 at the Sphere
Devindra - Godzilla Minus One, Maestro, Zone of Interest
Jeff - Zone of Interest, Teacher’s Lounge, Mike Birbiglia: The Old Man and the Pool
Featured Review (~1:10:10)
May December
SPOILERS (~1:26:51)
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Comments
Jesper
Just saw May December and really really liked it. What my interpretation was from the final scene between Portman and Moore was that Moores character showed that she was manipulating the situation and had control the whole time. As in, she controls her kids life but also controls the narrative over how everything went about. Claiming that she is sort of innocent and naive while in fact knowing exactly what she was doing. The lawyer says that in his view Moores character believed that she could explain away the whole thing to the judge because she was so naive. But in her letter it's perfectly clear that she knows what she is doing and that it is wrong and illegal. Which clearly shows that she isn't as naive as she paints herself.
Joel Leagans
Im mostly with Jeff, the 3rd act is a bit of a mess
