Long Story Short Podcast EP. 1: A Boy From Detroit w/ Commentary about Gia (1998) Angelina Jolie
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.ย. 2024
- Help me celebrate episode 1 of the Long Story Short Podcast! Each episode let's explore formative films in my life and how they shaped my personality.
This week 1998's HBO Original Film Gia, starring Angelina Jolie. A gritty look at one of the world's first drug addicted supermodels of the 1980s.
We'll take a simultaneous look at Detroit in the 1980s where I grew up and the childhood that caused me to relate to bold female centric characters.
Next episode: The film Nomadland and being on the road after childhood. Like and subscribe for more!
Please share any feedback to help make this a successful project with topics or films you'd like to see!
Hey you, thanks a million for clicking. Open to any constructive feedback on the video ❤ are you likely to watch the film Gia we discussed?
I saw Gia when it came out, so I need to see it again! I recently saw "Girl Interrupted" more recent, love it too!
Hey Justin! I'm here for this!!! ❤
This was great! I loved how you showed us through cinema, your story!
Thank you soo much for the support 🧡
This is the best direction to go. Personal and creative. Love it.
Thanks for the feedback. I hope you enjoyed my friend.
Yep, I saw Gia! Awesome movie!
Hey Justin, I don't think I saw this one. Angelina is a great actor. WoW Justin it's great that they took good care of you. Nicely done my friend. TFS & 😁😁❤❤💜💜
Hey Justin! Congratulations on launching your podcast & thanks for sharing some of your story. I saw Gia when it debuted. I’ll have to watch it again to refresh my memory.
Thank you so much for the support! Yes, it's such a great movie. I may watch and review it this week too 🧡 xoxo
Hey Justin! I saw that movie. Angelina Jolie did an amazing job in that role.❤
Agreed! It was a thrilling and devastating role 🧡 Thank you so much for the comment xoxo
I love that you do these videos! Honesty should never be punished! ❤
You should check out, for an older movie, "The Children's Hour", with Audrey Hepburn and Shirley McClain! Came out in 61! Such a good movie and definitely"new" for the time period
This I haven't seen! I'm learning you are a film expert Kim ❤ I knew you were special but I dig you more every time we talk.
Have you ever seen "If these Walls could Talk"? It's about 3 generations of women and abortion and just a really moving movie! I highly recommend it!
Kim, in one version of recording this video I talked about that movie at length. Yes, absolutely loved it along with Bound and so many other films. It helped me empathize with my Mom at a young age ❤
What does your sweatshirt say?
Maybe too personal, but was your mom Caucasian or African American? Just wanting to know you more...
Why am I just seeing your lovely comments 😢, There's nothing too personal. My Mom and my whole family are African American. I grew up in a very traditional black family in inner city Detroit. My mom was into Bonnie Raitt and read fantasy like Ursula K. Leguin so home was pretty bohemian compared to the wider community ❤
@@MovieJustin your mom sounds super cool! Thank you for answering my question...I didn't want to intrude, but I like getting to know you better! 🤗