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Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn

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4.27.2016

The guys tackle 2012's smash hit novel and 2014's acclaimed film, Gone Girl.

 

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  • Gone Girl by Gillian Flynn - Book | Audible
  • Gone Girl (2014) - Blu-ray
  • Why Reese Witherspoon wasn’t in Gone Girl:  "Whenever David Fincher says he wants to do a project, you just sit back and say, 'Whatever you want to do.' We had a long conversation where he was like, "You're not right for it. And this is why.' And I actually completely agreed with him."
  • Trent Reznor on working w/ David Fincher: It's very critical to sit with David and try to get inside his head and translate what he's saying or feeling into an approach. David said "some of this movie deals with the concept of façades and appearances – whether it be to your spouse or to the public. Maybe let's pursue an idea where we are trying to tell you either subconsciously or blatantly that everything's OK here, but with an insincere callousness to it."
  • Rosamund Pike definitely got caught up in the Fincher acting method - to the point of doing some awkward things with a Dora the Explorer doll.

 

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Most Anticipated Films of 2016

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4.20.2016

Kyle, Michael, and Jeff countdown their individual top 5 most anticipated films of 2016.  Also - Kyle picks a TV show, everyone argues about Jeremy Renner, and the guys each make a pitch for something you should read & watch.

  • Excuse Michael's terrible Irish and Boston accents... please...
  • Correction: the bird in "Up" (Kevin) does not die #spoiler
  • In case you want a more thorough list of movies to get excited about, Indiewire made a list of 100

  • Jeff's Recommendations:
  • Kyle's Recommendations:
    • The Goldfinch by Donna Tartt
    • The River Wild
      • stars David Strathairn, who portrays CIA agent Noah Vosen in the Renner Bourne (Bourne Legacy) and a Damon Bourne (Bourne Ultimatum) - only because we brought all of that stuff up...
      • Note: No actor/actress has won more than 4 Oscars. Meryl Streep has won 3 (Iron Lady - 2012, Sophie's Choice - 1983, Kramer vs. Kramer - 1980). The only person to win 4 was Katherine Hepburn.
  • Michael's Recommendations:

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