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This week: September 5, Apple Cider Vinegar, Presence, St Denis, and The Hunting Party
Format? What format?Sorry, we went long on this week's pod. But we cannot be contained![00:00] Australian screen's Top 10 dogs - a definitive list[03:51] What's on this week's show?[05:08] September 5 - In Australian cinemas... finally[18:29] Apple Cider Vinegar - Netflix[37:44] Presence - In cinemas[42:21] You're Cordially Invited - Prime Video[46:28] St Dennis | The Hunting Party - 7Plus in Australia, NBC in the US
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Companion! Paradise! Babygirl! Watson! The Brutalist! We watched. Now we talk.
It's a pretty good week for using your eyeballs this week, with a bunch of really great things to watch. And Watson.
Dan Barrett and Simon Foster talk you through what you need to know about:
[03:20] Companion - in cinemas
[13:00] Paradise - Hulu/Disney+
[23:27] Babygirl - in cinemas
[28:53] The Brutalist - in cinemas
[33:44] The Wild Robot - Peacock / Binge
[35:34] Watson - Paramount+
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This week: Oscar talk! Star Trek: Section 31! The Brutalist! A Complete Unknown! And... oh yes... more!!!!
Despite his better judgment, Dan said yes to Simon's request to discuss Oscar nominations. So, uh, enjoy that. Then there's a review of the first ever Star Trek TV movie. Simon has a look at the under-seen Oscar nominee The Brutalist. And Dan talks up the Bob Dylan music biopic A Complete Unknown.
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We watched: Emilia Perez, Wolf Man, Mister8, and more
Yeah, it's a weird week on the Screen Watching podcast. We have a lot to talk about, but none of it seems to be what we should be talking about this week. Like, Emilia Perez is in Australian cinemas, but we should have talked about it months ago in line with the US release. And Dan should be talking about Severance season 2, but there were no screeners made available.
So, this week:
Emilia Perez (in cinemas)
Wolf Man (in cinemas)
Mister8 (SBS On Demand)
Everyone Else Burns (SBS On Demand)
Homicide: Life on The Street (SBS On Demand)
And, uh, more.
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Reviews: Nosferatu, The Pitt, Conclave, and more
Did horror movie fan Simon Foster say "Yesferatu" to the new Robert Eggers film Nosferatu? Will Dan stop gushing over The Pitt? And why didn't Simon talk about Conclave as his featured review?
Oh... and what is with all of the beeped language in this week's episode?
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