Ep. 643 - Eternals (GUEST: Katie Smith-Wong)

This week, David gets a new “B-movies Corner” stinger music. For
the feature review, the Filmcast is joined by critic Katie
Smith-Wong to discuss Eternals. Tune in to find out how the
Academy Award-winning director Chloe Zhao may have made one of
the worst Marvel movies. 



Follow Katie on Twitter @KatieSmithWong





Listen to Katie’s interview with Chloe Zhao here. 



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Weekly Plugs


David - Eternals video review (plus some thoughts on fan
entitlement)


Devindra - Dune sound designer interview 


Jeff - Corpse Medicine and Tertis Effects WHC





Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)


What we've been watching  (~2:15)


David - Dune in IMAX, Spencer, Venom 2


Devindra - The Harder They Fall


Jeff - Venom 2, Finch, first episode of Wayne





Feature  (~57:30) Eternals
Spoilers (~1:29:20)


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