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S03E16: It Ends With Us: Romance Cloaked in Domestic Abuse
- 2024/08/18
- 再生時間： 54 分
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**Host:** Alex First
**Guest Critics:** Jaqui Hammerton, Greg King, Peter Krause
**Episode Summary:**
In this compelling episode, Alex First, Jaqui Hammerton, Greg King, and Peter Krause delve into the latest romantic drama, *It Ends With Us*. The discussion extends to the powerful themes of domestic violence and the film's execution, including Blake Lively's performance and the film's handling of serious subject matter. The critics also explore the intricacies of Russell Crowe's new film *Sleeping Dogs*, discussing its convoluted plot and Crowe's standout performance. Finally, the episode touches on the French comedy *Iris and the Men* and its take on modern relationships.
**Highlights:**
- **It Ends With Us:** A romantic drama that tackles the serious issue of domestic violence. The critics discuss the film's length, its handling of the subject matter, and the performances of Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. Jaqui Hammerton finds merit in the film's direction but raises concerns about its potential triggers for certain audiences.
- **Sleeping Dogs:** Russell Crowe stars as a former detective with Alzheimer's in this mystery crime thriller. The critics discuss the film's believability, Crowe's performance, and the various plot twists. Peter Krause finds the film's premise bordering on science fiction, while Jaqui Hammerton appreciates Crowe's committed performance despite the film's flaws.
- **Iris and the Men:** A French comedy about a woman rediscovering her sexuality through dating apps. The critics debate the film's conservative undertones and its handling of stranger danger. Greg King enjoys the film's playful elements, while Peter Krause feels it falls short in challenging preconceptions.
**Closing Note:**
This episode of First on Film and Entertainment offers a rich mix of film reviews and thoughtful discussions. From the serious themes in *It Ends With Us* to the mystery of *Sleeping Dogs* and the playful yet problematic *Iris and the Men*, the critics provide nuanced insights into these diverse films. Join us next week for more in-depth analysis and lively conversations.
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**Guest Critics:** Jaqui Hammerton, Greg King, Peter Krause
**Episode Summary:**
In this compelling episode, Alex First, Jaqui Hammerton, Greg King, and Peter Krause delve into the latest romantic drama, *It Ends With Us*. The discussion extends to the powerful themes of domestic violence and the film's execution, including Blake Lively's performance and the film's handling of serious subject matter. The critics also explore the intricacies of Russell Crowe's new film *Sleeping Dogs*, discussing its convoluted plot and Crowe's standout performance. Finally, the episode touches on the French comedy *Iris and the Men* and its take on modern relationships.
**Highlights:**
- **It Ends With Us:** A romantic drama that tackles the serious issue of domestic violence. The critics discuss the film's length, its handling of the subject matter, and the performances of Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni. Jaqui Hammerton finds merit in the film's direction but raises concerns about its potential triggers for certain audiences.
- **Sleeping Dogs:** Russell Crowe stars as a former detective with Alzheimer's in this mystery crime thriller. The critics discuss the film's believability, Crowe's performance, and the various plot twists. Peter Krause finds the film's premise bordering on science fiction, while Jaqui Hammerton appreciates Crowe's committed performance despite the film's flaws.
- **Iris and the Men:** A French comedy about a woman rediscovering her sexuality through dating apps. The critics debate the film's conservative undertones and its handling of stranger danger. Greg King enjoys the film's playful elements, while Peter Krause feels it falls short in challenging preconceptions.
**Closing Note:**
This episode of First on Film and Entertainment offers a rich mix of film reviews and thoughtful discussions. From the serious themes in *It Ends With Us* to the mystery of *Sleeping Dogs* and the playful yet problematic *Iris and the Men*, the critics provide nuanced insights into these diverse films. Join us next week for more in-depth analysis and lively conversations.
https://www.bitesz.com/show/first-on-film-entertainment/
www.bitesz.com
Sponsor:
www.bitesz.com/nordvpn
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/first-on-film-entertainment--5645288/support.