he met me at a party in swept me off my
feet
fell in love with the name Jasmine hi
what on what the flick we're here to
talk about the
annual Woody Allen movie cuz there is
one every year this one's really good
though is the Jasmine I'm Cristiano
Matt graze gonna hang out with that as
you said I
at on don't have and I stuck at hosting
this thing today
figure 3 I'm thats then make let's
I know you for I'm graze gonna hang out
with us for a bit
and I'm what that means they describe
the job you
wanna buy when I'll take away from Blue
Jays among many other things is that I
was
will be sought at the Academy went we
had fun last night at the academy
screening and it was packed or sitting
in the back I really
had to p and I left
to pee and I was very close and I was
able to get back and I came back
with about 22 seconds left in the movie
I got grow
I think I'll probably probably commit I
just I just was they get was thinking oh
my god I got a gaza-bound I don't want
the last 50 minutes and I come back
a sedan and nothing happened at the end
and then a movie in the credits roll
everyone
yeah I like an hour and a half and i
know i I
I feel like a fool so that's what it's
about bigler
blue chest with up this is the the
story %uh Veiga here it says I'm to be a
life crisis causes a woman to head to
San Francisco where she reconnects with
her sister I'm
that is what I just how I don't know if
that does happen I
what's interesting about this is that
the Cate Blanchett plays the woman who
reconnects with her sister in San
Francisco
I a and a I'm not entirely sure that
this is like
many other Woody Allen movies because
although people laughed and there are
moments when it's funny
it's not really a comedy and Cate
Blanchett carries this cell whole movie
that is set both in the present time in
San Francisco
meeting up with her sister Sally Hawkins
and looking back at her marriage to a
bernie made of type character if anyone
wanted to sleep
with Bernie Madoff yeah that Alec
Baldwin have a look
no husband was a slick operator I was
there week I knew that I was hitting on
a girl friend I can't you choose losers
because that's what you think it is
there from that's why you'll never have
a better life
here terrifying she's a phony you please
not fight in here too we can continue
for some reason is an excellent kicking
in this is an emotionally difficult
movie to watch
many times Cate Blanchett is going
through an enormous grieve
emotional pain by the fact that her
husband cheated people at all this money
and cheated on her
I and she's like talking to herself in
the street
and she's not are appealing character at
all she's a
bad bad person yeah small band and I
standing here
yet a testament to both woody allen
and Cate Blanchett a significant
estimates to them because and tell you
hear from that you would have known
either them or talent at all on pink
over here right
what's amazing is that they take this
character who is does not is
there's no redeeming qualities here at
any point even when you think there's
about to be one and year
inexplicably rooting for the entire
movie
silly I was damaged in so fragile you
can help with false I for her you know
she's had a breakdown the you also
witnessed
the remnants of that as the film goes on
and she just fine so much complexity
in this plea of a purse United it's no
coincidence the blanchard
recently played when she walked on
broadway a streetcar named desire
it's weird how much streetcar named
desire there is in this movie the whole
let's go live with the sister she's got
a British boyfriend there's a guy who's
gonna date or who may be my rescuer from
all this
she's losing her grip it that was in our
choice I thought but but for the most
part you know it it's such a great
performance
and in the yeltsin signals compellingly
told story in an
who portrayed character the that are we
working that hard
I don't think it is an end you know I
was talking today about this because
usually with Woody Allen you either know
that it's you're in for a comedy or it's
going to be
you know another woman or interiors or
are you know September words can be very
dour and this is not a comedy
and this one for to operate in a
different mode Annu they've mentioned
I'm
crimes misdemeanors which is kinda but I
said yeah but you don't laugh at the end
of the Houston scenes you laugh at the
Alan all the scenes and because woody
allen has made
so many characters in the past that are
kind of flattery
New York neurotic women the instinct
when we first get to know Cate Blanchett
is to laugh because ok clearly this is
like
is this a role I don't keep you were
played once or something in the euro
zone in no way this is not
this is not funny this is this is that
more this is a tragedy this is a woman
who was
literally falling apart in front of our
eyes yeah its um
it's really delicate the way she
easement unflattering erotic this and
delicacy to it as well
I did laugh a lot we all laugh my now
live comes from his reporting money
characters on I think be at the Bobby
Cannavale livestock
is kinda wacky in kinda ride by some
laps come from that
lol so how is the how's the dice man he
is he's really good and really nice guy
like
Dice Clay in a Woody Allen movie and it
was already been as what has really good
he's a really good character actor
attorneys
do a lot to turn yeah I really good he
could work for twenty years that no
absolutely no I would I would love to
see him pursue this angle of his career
he might feelings I've ever get the only
truly real person in this right the most
most grounded
Conair in theory if actual person where
they are
exotic dancers lol good thing I guess so
the thing is what your own doesn't
really understand the working class
you know he i mean is weird to see this
movie where the rich people were all
such
monsters assholes because he's lived in
this very rare fight Upper West Side
world for decades now
to be said I don't know because you were
doing crimes we were all have
bad haircuts he dresses them badly you
know
worse for something could tell it
harkens perfectly lovely San Francisco
apartment which is
granted over a Tacori or whatever but
I'll be on that spacious and light
is rose with a horrible haha oh yeah I
know I'm like that's right miss any
the wrong things affordable based on her
salary on the right now
with other but %uh there's a broker's
trying to get that apartment ever
discuss how the living in colour
something
so I you know that there's that element
of just kind of the 20 little bit of
condescension even with the interesting
characters the the Sally Hawkins is
playing
at the the despair kinda rubbed me the
wrong way little and
no good I agree with that I think that'd
save the little bit because
because while the circumstances a it
serve the
the idea Sally Hawkins is is a little
condescending but she herself
is sure amo and I mean she herself but I
mean the character is now that we have
as sorta and and then also Louis CK who
does a
really nice turn real acting turn I
like again also regular working-class
guy that seemed totally normal
but I he added that he doesn't quite get
I think empty apartment is
it's like a major mistake Yahoo at that
big it's really lovely
compared to keep wages expectations of
what living is supposed to be
real easy has an opulent home the
Hampden right I know why she's freaking
out about it but I but I believe you can
tell when Woody Allen
thinks that it is one in a way I mean I
don't know it may be that maybe it's
just us to make a pledge everything
about it we're supposed to think
actually it's quite nice there
there is also a conversation about
we know where all becomes clear that at
all bowlers that'll cheating on her but
has been cheating on her with
a younger much younger woman whose
foreign
you know what our hustle will orbit have
a moment of impact on
yeah I was stunned by that the there's
one of the women is
she's a teenager yeah where help air
and and and then that's the actual scene
where we see
Cate Blanchett breakdown and really
freak out in a way that I imagined
ninety-five percent all women in that
situation would freak out I don't think
it's
and you're saying this can't be
happening shaking or persons a really
powerful really good seem
and I just to kind of imagined that
that's may be in the ballpark
love what happened what we went through
and so
I don't know I thought that was a I
threw I get
barrel with this makes me a terrible guy
I think that's rather bold way our
to put that scene in this movie maybe
just a little disappointed in his radio
address that
honestly who knows it or do I i want to
serve as their that was there all the
time row
okay we're gonna go here then I am I i
think ultimately though I i think what
is usually powerful owners at their love
great performances in it
the the question and tone though is is
inescapable for me because um
it we talk about you know my the this is
outside the sample one forgiven ever
over director bring in their own sorta
baggage where the end of the film when
when Clint Eastwood arms up and shoot
everybody's was the tragic and you know
the characters
past redemption but are on another level
it's Clint Eastwood with the gun
shooting people right
you know and so IMU in a Woody Allen
movie when when you have the cable into
character
being the sort of like you know of all
guy
you know oblivious you know my talking a
mile a minute and then being super
vacuous whenever
you are Greg ready to expect that to be
a comedic character and it takes a while
to kind of figure out on a No
this is meant to be a tragedy and and
and maybe is the audience that we were
with they kept laughing pretty much
throughout which I found
sorta we're like they were are they were
on board religious assume it'll be funny
I don't know
wistful humor now and I i think he
probably has this person function as a
very familiar figure to us the way alan
world
to then completely up in your
expectation the maker that much more
flooding tragic like every
it's meant to be that much more obvious
shocking transition perhaps to us to
watch
one thing that i think is particularly
noteworthy about her performances that
is that she she said she's vacuous and
she is
a empty and she has no sense of the
impact that she
or her ilk have had the impact they make
on other people
she's oblivious to her role in the world
yet she could be and she conveys that
consistently
she's not you can't just pointer and
laughed because then it turns out
she is interested in important things
and she does
just give these little glimpses here
there when she almost has a relationship
maybe does have a relationship with
Peter Sarsgaard
the you feel like it's legitimate she is
making a connection
so I don't know I just thought that in
that she could have played a type of
character and she ended up playing a
complete
real person well something that makes a
a character like that
tolerable is that help yeah and so the
fact that that showing up in a Woody
Allen movies actually pretty amazing
because recently I think that he's
really been missing that exact thing
that's my travel with his most recent
movies
yeah there's a there's a lot of even if
she never even if she never
you she never fulfills that help like
you see
there she got you in the day after day
there are moments where you like please
be normal here because I see it I see it
in your eyes I see in the way you react
a little thing hot got that just keeps
you going to go home lol
shot so sad so poignant and we should do
numbers please friends think very
quickly I
you to address the year's gonna go but I
would there's no question this would be
the kind of performance that was get
talked about
owner of yeah so I'm on the rally
7.8 and I don't think maybe the solo but
you know if I change your mind later all
you'll be the first and do some after SK
go ahead then I
way I mean play seven so I'm just a
point for and it's also
eighty-four percent mami ourselves as
New York in LA this weekend
we just mentioned orbits but im selling
organs was grain train is so great Alec
Baldwin
do you know just think he can do these
movies manage credit analyst at work is
good my
yeah Alden Ehrenreich and as I can be
seen again that's really good and yes
our starters great you're all I'm
their bodies really good now to go see
it
