The Imitation and musical enthusiasm are all the rates to this performance.

In the dramatic scenes that make up the majority of Maestro, Cooper is the weak link that drags everything down.

Just a scathing takedown of Maestro by Odie Henderson

in the Boston Globe, the most famous Odie since the Odie,

of course, from Garfield.

Cheap joke, I'm sorry, I've ever made Odie Henderson, I'll apologize for that joke. I just love Garfield. Cheap joke. I'm sorry.

I've ever made only head her so I'll apologize for that joke.

I just love Garfield.

Anyways, Maestro is our feature review this week in addition to

Ruston, which is getting a lot of Oscar Buzz for the lead performance of Coleman

Domingo, who was terrific playing the lead

character civil rights later back in the 1960s and our old movie I'll do a really

quick drive by and Matrix which is just a disturbing movie and in fact it's really such

a drive by Cody normally grabs the blurbs of these movies.

Couldn't even find any blurps.

I went to Ron Tomatoes, tried to go somewhere else, and I'm just like, okay, that's about all the effort I got for this movie.

It's a movie on Criterion.

Everyone knows how much love the Criterion Collection.

Speaking of Criterion, Scott Regowski, a huge Criterion fan, he texted, he texted,

I remembered his birthday offhand. And if you've seen on Criterion, there's all these Marty videos.

I know. I gotta dive into it at some point. But John La Boy, a fellow criterion lover, and movie lover,

sent me Matrous. So I'll explain that review at the end of the show.

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