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EPISODE · Feb 7, 2020 · 57 MIN

Cinema Yearbook 2019 (Part II): The Rest of the Best, 14 Films from 2019

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Aaron and Isaac go thru a combined 14 films from 2019 that are worth watching - for wildly different reasons.   Some are highly entertaining (Knives Out & John Wick 3) and some are highly challenging (Atlantics & Climax). Some are about internationally trained hit-men (War & John Wick 3) and some have stop motion, naked barbie scenes (Booksmart). Some are in shot in black and white (The Lighthouse) and some are in shot in garish, neon saturated color (Beach Bum). Some are about the evils of international corporations (Dark Waters) and some are about the evils of a local festival (Midsommar). Some are a celebrations of family (The Farewell) and some are a celebration of 1969 Hollywood (Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood). Some are a pure joy to watch (Dolemite is My Name) and some are a pure, pure hate-watch (Unplanned). Some have great genre thrills in a very unique setting (Velvet Buzzsaw) and some are introspective examinations of a damaged artist (Her Smell).  

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