Bong Joon-ho and Parasite dominate the 92nd Oscars. 'The Batman' unveils a camera test with Robert Pattinson in costume. A 'Stranger Things 4' negates one of Season 3's best moments. Sundance movies we forgot, the shows we're streaming, and vertical-shot movies all on this week's Intercut.
Read MoreHow many sittings did you watch 'The Irishman' in and have you apologized to FilmTwitter for that yet? How many lines of dialog does an Oscar nomination earn you? Is it uncouth to review the movie you were fired from on Letterboxd? Asking for a director friend on that last one. Answering all these questions, plus What We're Watching and an awards season update with Art, Zach, and producer/intern Fernando on this episode of the podcast!
Read MoreDisney Plus debuts. Marvel movies, Disney classics, and Star Wars galore. What's up with The Mandalorian? Netflix and Nickelodeon team-up. The Irishman devastates. James Deane rises again. Art and Zach break down the latest on Yay or Nay News plus What We're Watching and our Picks for the Week.
Read MoreTHE IRISHMAN (2019): Young Robert De Niro, middle-aged Robert De Niro, and old Robert De Niro star in the new Martin Scorsese movie The Irishman. The film tells the story of a mob fixer over the course of several decades; as he comes up in the ranks of a crime syndicate through his involvement with Jimmy Hoffa (Al Pacino). Scorsese's nearly three-and-a-half-hour gangster epic is also a big gamble for Netflix who dropped over $160 million and much of their awards hopes onto The Irishman. Zach was at the World Premiere for the New York Film Festival, so Art asks what to expect, how it compares to movies like Casino & Goodfellas, as well as if it's worth seeing this movie in a movie theater before it hits streaming.
Read MoreOn Episode 5 of the Intercut podcast, Art & Zach talk about Matt Reeves' War For the Planet of the Apes, the new Netflix streaming release Take Me, and break down their anticipation for Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk.
Read MoreCovering the good, the bad, and everything in-between about movies.
Amy Adams is one of the biggest losers in Academy Awards history, with six Oscars nominations to her name without a win (not to mention her snubs for Enchanted and Arrival).
Steve McQueen has developed a reputation for minimalist storytelling that leaves a maximum impact, often exploring challenging, real-world history as well as the fragility of the human condition.
Sundance Film Festival 2025 is just around the corner, and there are a whole bunch of brand-new movies to anticipate.