J.O.W once again relies on mixed methods non-fiction rendered into compellingly realistic

drama. Thanks to a cast of non-professional actors playing versions of themselves. The result

is as stimulating and satisfying as it is iffy and curious. That's from Kay Austin Collins

of Rolling Stone talking about no mad lair. That is the heavy favorite right now to win

Best Picture, Best Director and perhaps Best Actress, which would be the third for Fats

to the Big Dormen. It is our feature review this week here on CineFile. In addition to that,

I was back in the movies. First movie I saw by myself in a theater in five months news

of the world. That goes to support Tom Hanks as Latest Venture, Director's Paul Greengrass,

a review of that. Plus, at long last, my boy Alpha Hill, I was exerciated. When he gave

him as the top 10, well thankfully I finally got that streetener to no mad land. No, I have

not seen promising young woman. I know same surface all over it. I haven't seen Menari yet.

I really want to see that, but I can't keep waiting here. Let's forget say it's middle of

February. Middle of January here. We don't want to be in the middle of February. I'm still

giving you a top 10 list. So my top 10 films of 2020 I'm releasing today in addition to

that Johnny Oliksinski, who is the terrific film creator for the New York Post. He is going

to give his picks for the best films of 2020 as well. In addition to that, we've got some

news involving Army Hammer, which is absolutely disturbing. Also Robert DeNiro, Noah Bomback,

Screen Actors Guild. Whole lot more coming up this time here on CineFile. As always, I

appreciate the love and support. You can go to Apple Podcast where you can subscribe,

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