Cinemaholics Podcast #145 – Knives Out, 1917, Noelle, Mickey and the Bear, 21 Bridges, Let it Snow, By the Grace of God
This week, every movie is a suspect. Jon and Will discuss the latest releases, including Rian Johnson’s modern whodunnit-murder-mystery ensemble, Knives Out, which stars way too many people to mention. We also talk Christmas movies on streaming, catch up on recent flicks we missed, and cover a few indies you might want to add to your ever-growing radar.
This week’s theme music is “Knives Out! (String Quartet in G Minor)” by Nathan Johnson and can be found on the original soundtrack for Knives Out.
Question of the Week: What are some 2019 movies you want to catch up on over the holidays? (Last week’s question, but added to this week as well!)
Show Notes:
- 00:00:00 – Intro & Off-Topics
- 00:07:00 – TV break: The Mandalorian and Merry Happy Whatever
- 00:21:05 – Second Opinion: Last Christmas
- 00:23:35 – Review: 1917
- 00:39:05 – Review: Noelle
- 00:53:15 – Review: Mickey and the Bear
- 01:11:25 – Review: 21 Bridges
- 01:18:35 – Review: Let it Snow
- 01:27:55 – Review: By the Grace of God
- 01:32:50 – Review: Knives Out
- 01:49:20 – Spoiler Discussion: Knives Out
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Jon is the co-host of Cinemaholics and author of two books: the novel Killerjoy and a book about Pixar called The Pixar Theory. His favorite movie is usually The Mask of Zorro (don’t ask).
I’m really looking forward to catching THE IRISHMAN on Netflix once I have some time off. I’ve thought about watching a little per day (I have kids, so all at once is pretty difficult for me), but the holidays should be a great time for me to stay up a little late and finally watch it in full, which I would prefer.
I have a yearly tradition of avoiding Marvel movies at the box office and just watching all the ones I missed with my extended family when we’re together for Christmas. So this year we’re watching Captain Marvel, Avengers Endgame, and Spider-Man Far From Home. But I kinda want to throw in Aquaman and Shazam, too, since we’ll have the extra time and I’ve heard such good things!