#126 – The Fall

This round's New to Two was brought by Nicole, who believes this to be one of the most visually beautiful films ever made. Did David and Brett agree? We talked about the performances of Lee Pace and child actor Catinca Untaru, the hazards of movie stunt work in 1915, and the fascinating contrast between the verbal story-within-a-story the stuntman is telling versus how the little girl imagines it. Have a listen and see what you think. Next week we watch a Netflix Roulette pick, Rambo: Last Blood. Email the show at [email protected].

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