Everybody Wants Some!!

Episode 181 of the I Have Some Notes podcast, hosted by I Have Some Notes, titled "Everybody Wants Some!!" was published on February 23, 2024 and runs 60 minutes.

February 23, 2024 ·60m · I Have Some Notes

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Summary

Baseball diehard Scott Belford of The Walk Off podcast joins us to rewrite our very first sports movie! Well…sports adjacent movie, anyway. The only problem is Richard Linklater's Everybody Wants Some!! is a pretty good movie, you guys. We give it the old college try, though (Get it?!). Scott and Scott find an opportunity to add a secondary protagonist, Liam seeks to pass the Bechdel test, and Gregg questions whether adding any kind of central conflict would just undermine the whole point of the movie. 00:14:01 – Plot Summary 00:15:09 – Movie Disussion 00:30:50 – Fixes 00:55:38 – Listener Comments

Episode Description

Baseball diehard Scott Belford of The Walk Off podcast joins us to rewrite our very first sports movie! Well…sports adjacent movie, anyway. The only problem is Richard Linklater's Everybody Wants Some!! is a pretty good movie, you guys.

We give it the old college try, though (Get it?!). Scott and Scott find an opportunity to add a secondary protagonist, Liam seeks to pass the Bechdel test, and Gregg questions whether adding any kind of central conflict would just undermine the whole point of the movie.

00:14:01 – Plot Summary
00:15:09 – Movie Disussion
00:30:50 – Fixes
00:55:38 – Listener Comments

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