Most of all, Streep is great at building layers of ambiguity into a self-consciously stylized performance.

That's Judy Burman of Time Magazine talking about our new review of this week that is only murders in the building.

As far as old is concerned, Martin Scorsese is after hours.

I just got the criterion addition of that terrific underrated film of Marty's uver coming from 1985.

He won the Best Director, Palm D'Or for it, if you're a fan of the Econ Film Festival.

So a good revisitation of that.

And our wild carbon buddy, Scott Spennelli and my MLB network favorites, he's a hilarious guy.

You're really going to enjoy my surprise to him by reading his self-published book, which came out a decade ago called,

Congratulations, we really enjoyed.

And we also talked to the movies and Ed Burns, personal favorite of his, which makes sense as a New York New Jersey guy.

He had his run there in the 90s as far as romantic comics were concerned.

So I decided to Scott Spennelli's father, how I'd all be listening at time, style him, serve at the Yankees all over.

Baby Bombers did just sweep the Astros, good for my boy Booney and Sean Casey.

And thanks to all of his listening.

I'm curious of the MLB network, people who received the wild card.

But anybody here follow the movie stuff.

As always, please go to Apple Podcast.

You can subscribe, rate, and review.

As usual, my stories get sidetracked.

The reason I told Cody last week that I had car chalk as the joke was I had to pay $40 to go to a movie theater to watch a free movie,

which was the 90 I'm viewing at the equalizer and then pay $40 to go home.

So I was worried it was actually worth $80 to go see the equalizer three.

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