The story of a marriage falling apart as a family fights to stay together. Noah Baumbach's new film is an incisive look at divorce and the knots that are hardest to untie. With Adam Driver, Scarlet Johansson, Laura Dern, Ray Liotta, Alan Alda, Julie Hagerty, and Merritt Weaver, Marriage Story is a Netflix film considered by many to be a strong contender for end-of-year awards.
Read MoreAppleTV+ launches. HBO Max announces. Morning Show debuts. Thrones will return... at a later date. And Benioff & Weiss are out of another job. All this plus What We're Watching and Picks for the Week on Intercut 65!
Read MoreTHE IRISHMAN (2019): Young Robert De Niro, middle-aged Robert De Niro, and old Robert De Niro star in the new Martin Scorsese movie The Irishman. The film tells the story of a mob fixer over the course of several decades; as he comes up in the ranks of a crime syndicate through his involvement with Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino). Scorsese's nearly three-and-a-half-hour gangster epic is also a big gamble for Netflix who dropped over $160 million and much of their awards hopes onto The Irishman. Zach was at the World Premiere for the New York Film Festival, so Art asks what to expect, how it compares to movies like Casino & Goodfellas, as well as if it's worth seeing this movie in a movie theater before it hits streaming.
Read MoreSome directors have an issue with superhero movies. Some countries have a problem with Tarantino movies. Some Jokers don't want to see another Joker. Art & Zach break down the latest in entertainment, PLUS What We're Watching and Picks for the Week!
Read MoreA heist of a lifestyle. Filmmaker Bong Joon-ho returns to his native country South Korea to direct his latest, and perhaps greatest film, Parasite. A movie that is part class examination and part caper, it tells the story of how one unemployed family sees an opportunity in a nearby rich household.
Read MoreThe Emmys are over and Oscar season has just begun. Art & Zach are back from Toronto and joined by Producer Fernando to run through their highlights from the film festival as well as their thoughts on the Emmys. Also, what we've been watching and Picks for the Week!
Read MoreWhat happens when superheroes collide with capitalism? The Boys, Amazon Prime's massively popular new show, adapts the comic books of the same name into a subversive show full of expletives and gory violence. Kevin from SayGoodnightKevin joins Art & Zach to break down what they like about this new series.
Read MoreArt & Zach are back from the 2019 Toronto International Film Festival and are joined by Alina Montemayor to recap all the movies they saw while there. Festival highlights, potential awards candidates, and more. Listen for our thoughts on some of the most exciting upcoming films!
Read MoreSend in the clowns. The iconic Batman villain, the Joker, is back in theaters at the center of his very own movie and it's been getting Oscar buzz! Does this movie belong among the film festival selections of the season? Will Joaquin Phoenix win an Academy Award for the same role that netted one for Heath Ledger? Listen to find out Art & Zach's thoughts.
Read MoreDisney and Amazon want you to settle down with them and stop dating around so much. The Matrix returns. Searching gets a sequel. The Hunt is over. Also, What We're Watching and our Picks for the Week!
Read MoreNo new episode of Intercut today but we're re-uploading a clip from Episode 60 of Intercut because we wanted to highlight this bit about the future of Marvel since we're bound to be discussing these movies for a while.
Read MoreDoes Quentin Tarantino's new movie disrespect Bruce Lee? Why does de-aging technology make sense for Martin Scorsese's upcoming The Irishman? How many times are you allowed to punch Dwayne Johnson? Answers to these questions and more on this week's Intercut podcast!
Read MoreMarvel reveals its plans for Phase Four. The Emmy nominations are out. There's a new Lion King, but does the 2019 version have what it takes to take the crown from the 1994 version? It's a jam-packed catch-up week on Intercut. Also, What We're Watching and Picks for the Week!
Read MoreWe're taking a trip to Sweden. Ari Aster's follow-up to Hereditary follows a group of friends whose trip to a midsommar festival becomes increasingly bizarre and horrific. Florence Pugh captivates in the starring role of MIdsommar, but we have to ask, is this actually a horror movie? What is behind the lore? What's with that ending? We dive deep on Midsommar for Let Us Explain.
Read MoreWoody, Buzz, and the rest of the toys are back for a new adventure with some new faces, including Forky!
Read MoreThere's drama on Big Little Lies but it's happening behind the camera rather than in front of it.
Read MoreWe’re back in Hawkins for another Stranger Things season and so is the Mind Flayer. Art and Zach are joined by Taylor J. Williams to talk Stranger Things 3? How has the show changed and how has it stayed the same? Does the show lean too heavily on its homages? What's in store for Mike, Eleven, Dustin, and the gang as the show going forward?
Read MoreWe're past the halfway point of 2019 and it's list-making season! Art and Zach are joined by Amanda the Jedi to countdown their 10 favorite movies of the year so far. Which movies made all of our lists? How high up did critical favorites like Booksmart and Us land? Watch to find out.
Read MoreIn an era of too much TV what are the best shows out there? Art and Zach are joined by Amanda the Jedi for a mid-2019 breakdown of the best content of the year. Will Netflix, HBO, or another network claim the top spot? Which show appeared on all three of the Best TV lists? Watch to find out.
Read MoreHow did a show that ended in 2013 become the most important asset on streaming? Does Netflix losing 'Friends' this year & 'The Office next year mean the company is in trouble? How many streaming services are too many? Art and Zach answer these questions and more with the help of Producer Fernando on this week's Intercut podcast. Also, What We're Watching and Yay or Nay News!
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