Scorsese’s impressive (and long) adaptation of Grann’s non-fiction account is an engaging crime story that highlights an insidious historical injustice and encourages reflection. A stronger focus on the Osage people as something other than victims and some toned down cameo performances would be welcome, but this is still a fantastic epic drama.
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Long-anticipated, Denis Villeneuve’s take on one of science fiction’s most epic franchises is finally in front of us (well, at least part one is) and we sit down for a thorough conversation about our experience with it from very different perspectives.
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This week, Feelin’ Film contributor Jeremy Calcara joins us to discuss the a tale as old as time. No, not BEAUTY AND THE BEAST, but rather the fifth iteration of A STAR IS BORN. This beautifully tragic musical journey is one full of emotions that we enjoyed unpacking together and we hope that you enjoy as well.
* We apologize for the slight audio issues in this episode. Unfortunately the bandwidth gremlins got us for a portion of it.
What We’ve Been Up To – 0:01:09
(Jeremy – The Good Place)
(Patrick – Magic For Humans)
(Aaron – Private Life, Venom, Free Solo)
A Star is Born Review – 0:12:33
The Connecting Point – 1:21:29
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Aaron White is a Seattle-based film critic and co-creator/co-host of the Feelin’ Film Podcast. He is also a member of the Seattle Film Critics Society. He writes reviews with a focus on the emotional experience he has with a film. Follow him on Facebook and Twitter to be notified when new content is posted.
