The It does not take a Barton-Level scholar to see where the holdovers is going,

but that doesn't mean there isn't a tremendous amount of rich, warm, full-hearted fun

to be had on the way to the obvious destination. That's Barry Hurts, a global mail. He's talking about one of the best pictures of the year. That's right, Paul Giamotti stars in the holdovers from writer director Alexander Payne. You know the world series is over now that I'm watching a ton of

movies. Five movies to review this weekend. Cinemile, not only the holdovers but

also Five Nights is Freddie's. That's right. Finath, which is just a phenomenon among

the tweens these days, the barrel, which I watched last week on

Amazon Prime, no hard feelings I finally saw. Summer comedy with Jennifer Lawrence,

watch that in the flight back from Arizona.

I was just, that feels like a flight movie if I've ever heard one. It's just like I don't see anything else good sure I'll watch this one.

Completely nailed it and Scarsesi was unbelievable on TCM Turner Classic movies movies, his favorite channel.

As I told Cody recently, talked about content.

He was content to me, he's like, when I'm around the house, I just put on TCM.

So they had him as a guest programmer on TCM.

It was amazing.

So he talked about five Westerns that he recommended in honor of

Killers of the Flower Moon. One of them is the 1948 film Blood on the Moon

Starring Robert Mitcham. I saw it. It's fantastic. I'll give you a review. That's our new, that's our old, and our wild card is a guy named Tom Zimney, don't call me Tham, THOM, the move, Doc Rich is called Slies, technically six movies reviewing this week. Sly, the story of Sylvester Stallone told in his own words

available right now on Netflix.

Tom, talking about one of my favorite movies, Copland.

Great Stallone movie, obviously Rocky, Ramboe, and all the rest of it.

So, really good episode here.

And as always appreciate the feedback to send a file.

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