On the February 24, 2021 episode of /Film Daily,/Film senior writerBen Pearsonis joined by /Film managing editorJacob Hall, weekend editorBrad Oman, and writersHoai-Tran BuiandChris Evangelistato talk about the latest film and TV news, including the title for Spider-Man 3, David Fincher's next movie, some Disney+ release dates, and a couple of cool Netflix projects. We also answer a couple of mailbag questions.
Opening Banter: There seems to be a problem with iTunes/Podbean.InThe News:
If I can only watch a handful of Godzilla and/or Kong movies in preparation for Godzilla vs. Kong, which ones should I watch? Craig from Albany, NY
Sorry Craig, we have no idea!
Podcast listener here; was wondering if you guys could do a segment highlighting /suggestingmovies or shows from Black creators or highlighting Black talentfor black history month? Best, Brittany from OC, California
Ben – If Beale Street Could Talk, The Last Black Man in San Francisco, When They See Us
Chris – Pretty much anything Spike Lee has made. Just go watch all of it, right now.
Brad – One Night in Miami, Selma, Good Hair
Jacob – Moonlight, Get Out, Love and Basketball, Baadasssss!
HT – Steve McQueen's Small Axe, Blindspotting, Black Dynamite
Twitter user LandoRocks asked us todefine what constitutes a cult classic and list some of our favorites.
Ben – MacGruber, Wet Hot American Summer, Donnie Darko
Jacob – StarCrash, Clue, Miami Connection, Darkman, The Astrologer
Chris – Barb & Star (yes, I know it's new, but it will absolutely be a cult classic), anything from John Waters, anything from David Lynch, Under the Silver Lake/Southland Tales, A Cure for Wellness, Miami Vice, Road House.
Brad – Clerks, Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping, Office Space, They Came Together
HT – Rocky Horror Picture Show, Monty Python and the Holy Grail, Stephen Chow movies
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