BlackBerry and Anatomy of a Fall

15 | A Film Review Podcast

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Comedy, Trin, Review, Movie, Movies, Films, Tv & Film, Cinema, Film Review, 15, Film, Film Reviews, Luke Oddie, Dan Wade

2.5 • 801 Ratings

🗓️ 14 February 2024

⏱️ 31 minutes

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In the latest episode of 15 | A Film Review Podcast, Luke and Dan continue to watch some of the most acclaimed films of 2023. The pair of films they review in full this week are BlackBerry and Anatomy of a Fall. Matt Johnson's BlackBerry is a fictional account of the creation of the BlackBerry line of mobile phones by co-founders Douglas Fregin and Mike Lazaridis, and investor Jim Balsillie, played by Johnson, Jay Baruchel and Glenn Howerton respectively. The Oscar-nominated Anatomy of a Fall...

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0:24.6	I'm going to This is another episode of 15 with Luke and Dan.
0:51.0	Hello.
0:51.8	The podcast where we usually review the first 50 minutes of free films to make your
0:56.3	100 for a film on streaming platforms a little bit easier.
0:59.4	That said, we currently put in the finishing touches to our top 10 lists from last year.
1:04.3	And so we once again watched two potential contenders for said top tens.
1:08.4	Today we'll be reviewing Blackberry.
1:11.7	Came out in 2020.
1:13.3	Yes.
1:14.5	And Anatomy will fall also came out in 2020.
1:18.7	Dan, which one do you'll start with first out of those two?
1:21.6	Shall we do order of viewing?
1:25.2	Well, reverse order of viewing.
1:27.8	Yes, yes.
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