159. Movie Review: Brothers (2024), upcoming must-watch TV, and resurgence of network television

Episode 42 of the Our Taste Is Trash podcast, hosted by Our Taste is Trash, titled "159. Movie Review: Brothers (2024), upcoming must-watch TV, and resurgence of network television " was published on November 11, 2024 and runs 59 minutes.

November 11, 2024 ·59m · Our Taste Is Trash

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Summary

This week on Our Taste is Trash, Josh and Jade tackle Brothers, the new dark comedy on Amazon Prime starring Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage. Directed by Max Barbakow, the film follows Moke (Brolin) and Jady (Dinklage), twin brothers with a lifetime of tension and estrangement, who reunite after 30 years to pull off a chaotic heist. Joined by their unconventional mother, Cath (Glenn Close), and an eccentric accomplice (Brendan Fraser), the brothers navigate old rivalries and new twists in a story full of dark humor and family drama. In addition, Josh and Jade discuss upcoming TV releases, including Severance Season 2, Silo Season 2, and The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3. They also dig into the recent revival of network television and speculate on why audiences are tuning back in to traditional TV shows. Listen, so that someday we can grow up to be podcasters.

Episode Description

This week on Our Taste is Trash, Josh and Jade tackle Brothers, the new dark comedy on Amazon Prime starring Josh Brolin and Peter Dinklage. Directed by Max Barbakow, the film follows Moke (Brolin) and Jady (Dinklage), twin brothers with a lifetime of tension and estrangement, who reunite after 30 years to pull off a chaotic heist. Joined by their unconventional mother, Cath (Glenn Close), and an eccentric accomplice (Brendan Fraser), the brothers navigate old rivalries and new twists in a story full of dark humor and family drama.

In addition, Josh and Jade discuss upcoming TV releases, including Severance Season 2, Silo Season 2, and The Sex Lives of College Girls Season 3. They also dig into the recent revival of network television and speculate on why audiences are tuning back in to traditional TV shows.

Listen, so that someday we can grow up to be podcasters.

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