We're back! This week, the Dames discuss:

• The truth about box office draws
  • https://twitter.com/rosstmiller/status/1169238383937445889?s=19
• Some of our favorite female filmmakers
• Adele Lim exiting Crazy Rich Asians 2 over pay disparity
  • https://twitter.com/THR/status/1169252555446280193?s=19 
• And why Scarlett Johansson should stop talking: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/features/scarlett-johansson-talks-woody-allen-elizabeth-warren-black-widow-1235618

Plus:

• The Black Christmas trailer
• Listener questions!

And some more thoughts on IT: Chapter 2!

In this episode, the Dames are chatting about:

• D23 and the Disney-fication of the market
• Eva Longoria's next directorial effort is Flamin' Hot, which ties right into...
• The Annenberg Study unveils unsurprising but depressingly terrible truths about Latinx representation onscreen
• Richard Linklater will be back with his new movie...in twenty years...
• The Irishman and long movie runtimes
• A listener question leads us into a deep discussion of Joker
• Plus Lauren reviews Ready or Not and Karen talks about It: Chapter Two

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The Dames are back in action with Very Special Dame Kimberly Pierce! On this episode, we discuss:

• Venice just keeps getting worse: https://news.yahoo.com/amphtml/rape-rows-risk-taking-sheen-off-starry-venice-020154001.html?__twitter_impression=true
• This convo about how to approach films made by horrible directors: https://twitter.com/DirectorRB3/status/1163247484325380097
• Spiderman is leaving the MCU because Disney and Sony are fighting: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/sony-fires-back-at-marvel-spider-man-movie-divorce-1233490
• Just because this shit is funny: https://twitter.com/DurexIndia/status/1164161746782658560?s=19 
• New Matrix movie directed by Lana Wachowski: https://news.avclub.com/holy-crap-lana-wachowski-is-directing-a-new-matrix-seq-1837417210

New Trailers

• Bombshell
• Last Christmas

Plus, we review Ready or Not!

Welcome back! This week, Lauren and Karen are chatting about:

• The analysis of dialogue in Quentin Tarantino's films 
  • https://time.com/5645347/quentin-tarantino-women-dialogue/
• That creepy Dora review (and why publications allow these reviews to happen)
  • https://www.dailydot.com/upstream/dora-explorer-movie-sexist-review/
• Critical responses to The Nightingale
• The strange case of  The Kitchen and Warner Bros' refusal to promote it.
• Guillermo del Toro using his Walk of Fame speech to elevate Issa Lopez and Tigers Are Not Afraid
• Vanity Fair thinks we have too many movies available to stream, but also not enough? 
  • https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/2019/08/netflix-hulu-amazon-streaming-film-snob
• Plus reviews!
  • Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
  • The Peanut Butter Falcon

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This week, the Dames are joined by a Very Special Guest to discuss:

• Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's medieval rape drama
• That weird Scorsese/Schoonmaker debate on Film Twitter
• How the CATS trailer brought about the reign of Cthulha
• Visionistickal director Taika Waititi's anti-hate satire Jojo Rabbit

Plus

• Comic Con round-up
• Fantasia Festival summation
• Top Gun: Maverick trailer

and 

• Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood

Welcome back! This week, the Dames are discussing:

• R Kelly's latest legal troubles
• HBO's Big Little Lie to director Andrea Arnold
• Peter Farrelly's new "suicide comedy"
• Aziz Ansari, apologies, and revisiting problematic elements in TV and film without cancelling them
• Plus Lauren chats about Fantasia Fest
• And Karen reviews The Lion King 
• Plus: Go see The Farewell!

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Join us this week as we discuss:

• More Kevin Spacey garbage
• Halle Bailey is our new Little Mermaid and racists are mad
• The New York Times talks about the future of cinema
• Is horror a male-centric genre?
• Listener questions!
• The trailer for Knives Out
• Plus we review Annabelle Comes Home, Spider-Man: Far From Home, and Stranger Things 3

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• Max Landis is terrible, as if you needed reminding
• Jill Solloway replaces Bryan Singer on Red Sonja
• POP TV saves One Day at a Time
• Paul Rudd joins the Ghostbusters sequel and Lauren can't wait
• The Dames discuss their favorite films of 2019 (so far)
• Listener questions
• Reviews of The Farewell, Annabelle Comes Home, Toy Story 4, and Midsommar

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• The (misplaced?) hype surrounding Ari Aster's Midsommar
• Max Landis is back i n the news
• Tom Cruise vs. Justin Bieber
• Cuba Gooding Jr. gets arrested for groping a woman
• Director Franco Zeffirelli died
• We answer listener questions about wiping films from our brains, favorite musicals, and makeup effects
• We give our thoughts on the first trailer for Doctor Sleep
• Karen reviews Men in Black: International

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On this week's episode, the Dames discuss:

• BOOKSMART “backlash” discussion and issues around MA - what we expect from films and directors in terms of representation, and do we hold female/minority directors to higher standards?
• The Wonder Woman 1984 poster
• Your questions!
• Lauren talks The Farewell, Scorsese, and the Berkshire International Film Festival
• The Dames review Always Be My Maybe and...
• ROCKETMAN!