Some Like It Scott

Welcome back for a brand new episode of Some Like It Scott, on which the two Scotts take a crack at Ang Lee's latest visual experiment: Gemini Man. After breaking down the performances, the story, the action, and the visuals, they then turn their attention to the latest news and the first full-length trailer for Pixar's next film, Onward. See time codes below: 3:30 - Gemini Man 52:49 - News 1:02:49 - Trailer talk   Next time: Parasite   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Hello everyone, and welcome to our brand new, limited series: Star Wars Countdown, where the two Scotts will be reviewing one of the live-action Star Wars movie each week leading up to the finale of the Skywalker Saga: Star Wars Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker. What's the hook of this show you might ask? The two Scotts are joined each week by a very special guest, Jay Habib, who has never seen a Star Wars movie. Tune in each week to see his fresh perspectives, hot takes, and wild theories about what will come next in the Star Wars universe. In Part 1 of the countdown, Scott, Scott, and Jay review Episode I - The Phantom Menace, and dissect the characters, the performances, the planets, and all the action from the oft-maligned first chronological entry in the Skywalker Saga. We hope you enjoy!   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome back for a brand new episode of Some Like It Scott! On this week's episode of the podcast, the two Scotts are dissecting what might be the most talked about movie of the year to-date, at least in terms of its meaning and relevance to society, and that is the Todd Phillips-directed, Joaquin Phoenix-led, DC villain origin story, Joker. In maybe their longest review so far, the two Scotts tackle the performances, the characters, the plot, and - maybe most of all - its themes, and make some time at the end to discuss what the point of the movie is, as well as what its legacy might be. To lighten the mood, they then shift gears to discuss those Martin Scorsese comments about comic book movies - and specifically the MCU - before wrapping up the episode with discussions of trailers for Birds of Prey, 1917, and Richard Jewell! See time codes below: 3:11 - Joker 1:27:32 - Martin Scorsese thinks the MCU isn't cinema 1:35:29 - Trailer talk   *The first part of our brand new miniseries - Star Wars Countdown

Welcome back for this week's brand new episode of Some Like It Scott! This time on the podcast the two Scotts are taking a look at a new release from several weeks back - a little bit later than usual - in the form of the Lorene Scafaria-directed and Jennifer Loped-headlined crime-drama, Hustlers. After sharing their thoughts and Lopez, Constance Wu, the rest of the cast, and - most interestingly - some of the themes of the film, the hosts turn their attention to a bevy of news, including that Sony and Marvel have made amends to keep Spider-Man in the MCU, Kevin Feige will be producing a new Star Wars film, Matt Reeves has started casting supporting roles for his Batman film, and much, much more. After that, they wrap this episode with discussions of the controversy swirling ahead of the release of Todd Phillips' Joker and this week's new trailers, Uncut Gems and The Irishman. See time codes below: 2:10 - Hustlers 59:33 - News 1:35:14 - Joker controversy 1:41:27 - Trailer talk   Next time: Joker   Pat

Welcome everyone to episode 58 of Some Like It Scott! On this week's (slightly belated) episode of the podcast, the two Scotts dive deep into James Gray's cerebral space action drama, Ad Astra. After exploring whether this is a second home run for Brad Pitt in the span of just a couple short months, the hosts switch gears to talk recent news - including NBCUniversal's newly titled streaming service, Peacock, the final death knell of Movie Pass, and Joaquin Phoenix's next role - and then wrap things up with recent trailers for Knives Out, Dark Waters, and The Rhythm Section. See time codes below: 2:23 - Ad Astra 58:58 - News 1:17:13 - Trailer talk   Next time: Hustlers   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome back for episode 57 of Some Like It Scott! On this week's episodes the two Scotts return to the usual format to discuss the John Crowley adaptation of Donna Tartt's best-selling 2013 novel, The Goldfinch. After sharing their thoughts on the highs and lows of the film, they then turn their attention to recent news in the world of comic book movies and international film festivals to close out the podcast. See time codes below:   2:13 - The Goldfinch 53:08 - News   Next time: Ad Astra   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome back for episode 56 of Some Like It Scott! The two Scotts return to movie reviews this week with a very special guest, making her second appearance on the podcast for the second review of a Stephen King adaptation this year: It: Chapter Two. Scott, Scott, and Dani take a deep dive into the world of Derry, Maine 27 years after the events of the first chapter in the It duology, and give all their opinions on the Losers club all grown up, Pennywise's return, and of course the classic Stephen King scares. After unloading all those thoughts, they then shift gears to talk some news from way back at D23, as well as trailers for Waves, Jojo Rabbit, and Black Christmas. See time codes below:   3:15 - It: Chapter Two 52:58 - D23 News 1:03:21 - Trailer talk   Next time: The Goldfinch   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Hello everyone and welcome to a very special episode of Some Like It Scott! No review this week, and instead, the two Scotts have slaved over their lists of best movies of the decade to determine which ones exactly were the best ones. They go movie-by-movie through each of their top 10 lists, and create what was one of the best episodes of the podcast to-date! See time codes below: 4:01 - Introduction 6:06 - #20s-#11s 23:41 - #10s 33:18 - #9s 42:47 - #8s 57:09 - #7s 1:07:42 - #6s 1:17:08 - #5s 1:30:25 - #4s 1:47:18 - #3s 2:01:19 - #2s 2:08:33 - #1s   Archived live stream of this episode   Next time: It: Chapter 2   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome back for a brand new episode of Some Like It Scott! The two Scotts are back from their brief summer hiatus, and are already back in the flow of things, as they review the late-summer Linklater comedy-drama, Where'd You Go, Bernadette. After discussing its highs and lows, they then dive deep on some recent happenings in the entertainment industry (pre-D23!), specifically the canceling of Universal Pictures' The Hunt after the recent mass shootings and the comments from President Trump, as well as the potential ripple effect it may already be having on the industry. You won't want to miss that discussion! See time codes below:   4:13 - Where'd You Go, Bernadette 39:55 - The Hunt canceled 50:11 - Will Jojo Rabbit see the same fate as The Hunt? 1:01:07 - Disney+ news   Next time: Best of the decade!!   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Hello and welcome to a very special episode of Some Like It Scott. It's an episode that is long, long overdue back from Oscar season, but the two Scotts are finally coming good and discussing a movie, picked by the listener who won the Some Like It Scott Oscar ballot competition: Jeremy Rubel. Jeremy chose a classic, All About Eve, and so he and the two Scotts dissect the iconic 1951 Mankiewicz black and white film, from its performances, to its plot, and finally to its (maybe now controversial) themes. After finishing their discussion of the film, Jeremy gets to answer 10 questions related to his movie preferences before wrapping up the episode. See time codes below:   2:43 - All About Eve 1:11:29 - 10 Movie Questions   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome back for (a slightly delayed) brand new episode of Some Like It Scott! Sometimes - like this past week - life gets in the way, but on ~last week's~ episode of the podcast, the two Scotts review the latest in the Fast & Furious universe with the Dwayne Johnson and Jason Statham led spin-off, Hobbs & Shaw. After talking about their thoughts on the film, the two Scotts shift their attention to the latest in news, including the latest details on the Black Widow movie, casting news for several Ana de Armas films, and then they wrap things up by talking about recent trailers for The Irishman, 1917, and A24's next psychological thriller, The Lighthouse. See time codes below:   2:06 - Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw 44:58 - News 58:58 - Trailer Talk   Next time: Where'd You Go, Bernadette?   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome everyone to episode 53 of Some Like It Scott, and what is a landmark episode insofar as it is the first episode where the two Scotts dive deep, deep, deep down the rabbit hole of dissecting a Quentin Tarantino film, in this case, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. After the two Scotts break down its star-studded cast, its Linklater-esque style, and its Tarantino-esque ending, they change gears to discuss the latest in film news, including news about Todd Phillips' Joker movie making the rounds on the festival circuit, and then wrap things up with discussions of trailers for Zombieland: Double Tap, Gemini Man, The Goldfinch, and Jojo Rabbit. See time codes below:   2:36 - Once Upon a Time in Hollywood (SPOILERS START AT 44:22) 1:09:55 - News 1:28:27 - Trailer talk   Next time: Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome back for episode 52 of Some Like It Scott! On this week's episode, the two Scotts revisit a classic from before they were both born, but this time on the big screen and with photorealistic lions, some of whom sound weirdly like some world-famous musicians. Weird. It's the live-action remake of The Lion King! After sharing their thoughts about Disney's third live-action reinvention of the year, the two Scotts shift to talking about the recent happenings in news, and dig in deep on all the Marvel Studios news that came out of San Diego Comic Con, including their full movie and Disney+ tv series lineup through 2021. Then to wrap things up, they discuss three of the most recent trailers, two of which debuted down in San Diego: the first teaser for Top Gun: Maverick, the final trailer for It: Chapter 2, and the first teaser for the Kingsmen prequel, The King's Man. See time codes below:   2:27 - The Lion King (2019) 43:59 - News 1:01:44 - Marvel Studios @ SDCC 1:18:00 - Trailer talk   Next time: Onc

Welcome back everyone for episode 51 of Some Like It Scott! Because The Farewell's release was too limited for either Scott to catch a screening, the two Scotts instead turn their attention to another indie darling, the Scottish-flavored country-music drama, starring Jessie Buckley, Wild Rose. After giving it its just comparisons to A Star Is Born and waxing lyrical over Jessie Buckley, the hosts turn their attention to a wide swath of streaming service news that was unveiled over the course of the past week, including two big projects over at Netflix, the announcement of Warner Bros.'s new platform, HBO Max, and more details on what's to come at Quibi when it launches next Spring. After that, the two Scotts wrap up the episode with their thoughts on the first look at Disney's live-action remake of Mulan. See time codes below:   1:52 - Wild Rose 46:35 - News 1:16:50 - Trailer talk   Next time: The Lion King   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome everyone to Some Like It Scott's half-century celebration episode, where we close out our first 50 (maybe 51) episodes with a review of the final film in Phase 3 of the MCU and the Infinity Saga, Spider-Man: Far From Home. After the two Scotts sing the praises of Tom Holland, Jake Gyllenhaal, Zendaya, and everyone else in the cast, probably, they turn their attention to some news updates, including additional casting news for Disney's live-action remake of The Little Mermaid, before wrapping everything up by discussing the first trailers for both the new Jumanji movie - Jumanji: The Next Level - and Rian Johnson's next film, Knives Out. See time codes below: 3:04 - Spider-Man: Far From Home 1:11:38 - News 1:24:25 - Trailer talk   Next time: The Farewell   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome everyone to episode 49 of Some Like It Scott! On our final episode before the big 5-0 and Independence Day, the two Scotts take a trip across the pond into a strange, strange world where no one - except one man - remembers The Beatles from the mind of Richard Curtis and directed by Danny Boyle, Yesterday. After one of the Scotts dishes out his first 10 of the year, the two of them turn their attention to some recent big news for both Netflix and Disney, before wrapping things up with two trailers: the first look at Sony's reboot of the Charlie's Angels franchise and the final trailer for Hobbs & Shaw. See time codes below:   1:49 - Yesterday 55:43 - News 1:13:38 - Trailer talk   Next time: Spider-Man: Far From Home   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome everyone to episode 48 of Some Like It Scott, part of the Media Plug Podcast Network! On this week's episode of the podcast, the two Scotts go from skeptics to believers when they dive headfirst into the latest Pixar sequel, Toy Story 4, to give (again?) a whole-hearted farewell to Woody, Buzz, the rest of the old gang, and the new-comers as well. After praising the direction of the narrative and its finale, the two Scotts turn their attention to an onslaught of news, including discussing that new Avengers footage that is set to be released this weekend for those brave enough to do whatever it takes one more time before Far From Home. See time codes below:   2:27 - Toy Story 4 (SPOILERS: 33:06) 42:05 - News   Next time: Yesterday   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Hello everyone and welcome back for episode 47 of the Some Like It Scott podcast, part of the Media Plug Podcast Network! On this week's episode, the two Scotts make a quick pivot away from the mega-box office flop that was MiB: International and toward the Bill Murray and Adam Driver indie zom-com from Jim Jarmusch, The Dead Don't Die. Full of lively discussion and disagreement, Scott and Scott have surprisingly divergent opinions about the movie, but then reemerge the other side with the podcast unscathed, as they tackle recent news and a pocketful of trailers, including the first full-length Frozen 2 trailer, as well as first looks at both Doctor Sleep and Official Secrets. See time codes below:   2:21 - The Dead Don't Die 1:02:03 - News 1:19:15 - Trailer Talk   Next time: Toy Story 4   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome back for a brand new episode, episode 46, of Some Like It Scott, part of the Media Plug Podcast Network. On this week's episode, the summer blockbusters keep coming thick and fast, as the two Scotts take aim at the finale of the FOX X-Men franchise, X-Men: Dark Phoenix. After sharing their very hot-and-cold opinions about different aspects of the movie, they turn their attention to the news for the week, including that Sony's adaptation of Uncharted, starring Tom Holland, finally has an official release date, before wrapping things up with a pair of trailers for Luce and Ad Astra. See time codes below:   2:36 - X-Men: Dark Phoenix 48:23 - News 57:41 - Trailer Talk   Next time: Men in Black: International   Patreon: www.patreon.com/MediaPlugPods Twitter: @MediaPlugPods

Welcome everyone to episode 45 of Some Like It Scott. On this week's episode of the podcast, the two Scotts review the second musical biopic from director Dexter Fletcher, after he stepped in for Bryan Singer for last year's Bohemian Rhapsody. After giving their thoughts no whether Taron Edgerton and co. surpass or fall short of expectations, the two Scotts shift their focus to recent news, including Chris Hemsworth turning down Star Trek 4, Sony wanting to introduce Venom to Spider-Man: Far From Home's sequel, and New Mutants reshoots. To finish up the show, they then discuss their reactions to a whole host of trailers: the first look at the adaptation of Donna Tart's The Goldfinch, the long-awaited Stallone sequel Rambo V: Last Blood, A24's next horror flick In Fabric, Pixar's spring 2020 animated movie Onward, and live reactions to the James Mangold-directed and Christian Bale- and Matt Damon-led Ford v. Ferrari. See time codes below: 3:00 - Rocketman 41:04 - News 55:31 - Trailer Talk 1:05:54 - LIVE RE