RMPodcast Episode 183

Welcome to the RMPodcast!   Review: BlacKkKlansman (@ 4:13)   Relationship Segment (@ 58:43)   Wouldn't it be nice to go to a movie and escape the troubles of the world, or if we must be reminded of tragedy, to at least be moved by the emotions and turmoil conveyed on screen. Using historic events in film is as old as films itself, but to what end? If your film drives hate instead of promoting good values does it accomplish its goal as a lesson in historic hardships? We tackle these questions in our discussion of BlacKkKlansman. Out of one political frying pan and into another, Asia Argento one of the strongest proponents for the #MeToo movement, has now found herself under scrutiny for sexual misconduct. Oh Hollywood, how small are your scruples? To end the show on a lighter note we talk relationships this week, specifically ones relationship with a pet. See, not everything is political! So sit back and listen, and don't forget to share your opinions by emailing us at [email protected]   Articles Referenced: Asia Argento, one the leaders and first outspoken members of the #MeToo movement, had sexual relations with a 17 year old underage boy Danny Boyle out as Bond 25 director McQuarrie expected to replace Jason Blum would like to take over The Dark Universe Kevin Spacey's latest only released in 10 theaters and makes just $618 Judge allows restraining order to protect Stan Lee James Gunn's script will mostly be used Seinfeld defends Gunn and his jokes James Gunn Sony horror movie expected to release in November MoviePass posts huge quarterly loss and is sued by shareholders Asides: Aretha Franklin passes at 76 ​