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ALL OF US STRANGERS and SOCIETY OF THE SNOW | EP113 | PULP KITCHEN PODCAST
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- This week we review emotional rollercoaster ALL OF US STRANGERS, which James has now seen (George previously reviewed the film in EP97), as well as SOCIETY OF THE SNOW, based on a true story of a disaster in the Andes in 1972.
Stay tuned for our BONUS later this week, which contains a spoiler discussion of ALL OF US STRANGERS, a review of NYAD, and an appraisal of BAND OF BROTHERS (after George’s fourth viewing of the series).
00:00:00 - Intro
00:09:57 - Society Of The Snow
00:19:40 - All Of Us Strangers
00:42:47 - Emails
00:54:43 - Game
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All of us Strangers is a masterpiece, and very soon will be considered a classic.
Talking about the run time of Society of the Snow, the podcast "You're Wrong About" did an episode about the crash that I'd really recommend, going into even more detail about what happened and some of the aftermath that happens after the film ends. After learning all the details the film feels tame in comparison, could have easily been an 8-12 episode series to really do all the details justice.
I still adored the film but there was a lot they had to trim for run time and pacing
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La película Alive de Frank Marshall fue un intento de contar la historia desde la perspectiva del autor del libro Alive, un Británico que jamás puso un pie en los Andes y se informo de segunda mano, eso hace de la película una completa ficción, en cambio La Sociedad de la Nieve se inspira en el libro homónimo escrito por el Uruguayo Pablo Vierci un amigo de los sobrevivientes que reúne el testimonio íntimo y personal de todos ellos, haciendo de la película una perfecta adaptación de la realidad.
Saludos desde Montevideo Uruguay.
"All of us strangers" hit me like a truck, I cried my eyes ou, and I saw it a couples of days ago and I'm still thinking about it, it's not only sad is so depressing, such a gorgeous film. and yes! is absolutley criminal that Andrew Scott is no nominated!! He is incredible in the film.
The documentary (Next Goal Wins) is so great! Feel-good, inspirational, heartwarming - hope you enjoy it!
Great talk about one of my new favourite films!!!
Yes All Of Us Strangers made me cry my eyes out. In the cinema, leaving the cinema & on the drive home. Two weeks later even thinking of the movie… I get all emotional. 😢
All Of Us Strangers should be nominated everywhere. Andrew Scott & Jamie Bell being excluded at BAFTA’s will go down in history as the biggest disappointment. Same with the Oscars. It is a 4 star ensemble piece. The cast are all equally transcendent!
It’s delicately & tenderly handled by director Andrew Haigh. Stunningly captured. The landscapes shots with Adam’s silhouette - gorgeous.
It’s a beautiful, moving, personal to your own experience film. I think it can touch & change anyone who watches it.
My two favourite scenes that haven’t been talked about much by you guys that I want to mention without getting into big spoilers is the scene when Adam in his pj’s jumps into bed with his parents & talks with his Mum. That scene shouldn’t work but it is so cute & sweet. And the scene that truly broke a piece of my soul was the dinner scene between Adam & his parents. Jamie Bell has a line of dialogue which might be the greatest line in the history of cinema. It’s stuck with me. It devastated me in the most cathartic way.
P.S. Sparkling water IS the WORST.
James, you missed out, Argo or Fargo