Two Movie Nerds Take Stock Of A Turbulent Year
About this episode
The episode discusses the film industry's challenges over the past year and highlights notable films like Nuremberg.
A year that felt like a cliffhanger deserved a finale with stakes. We open with a candid pulse check on the film industry—streamer chess moves, lawsuits on the horizon, and a box office that held steady only because a few heavy hitters carried the load. From there, we dive into what actually moved audiences. Nuremberg, anchored by a commanding Russell Crowe, started quiet and gathered steam as word spread about its historical accuracy and gripping tension. Then we champion our sleeper of the ...
People in this episode
Hosts: Brent Harbour, Ross Churchouse
Topics covered
- film industry
- box office
- historical accuracy
- audience engagement
- movie reviews
Keywords
- film industry
- box office
- Russell Crowe
- Nuremberg
- historical films
- movie reviews
- audience engagement
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Nuremberg
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