In this episode, the hosts discuss the 1971 Best Picture winner, The French Connection, exploring its cinematic techniques, character analysis, and the themes of morality and reality. They delve into the portrayal of New York City as a character, the cultural stereotypes present in the film, and the nature of police work depicted. The conversation also touches on the film's unresolved ending and its lasting impact on the crime drama genre.

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In this episode, the hosts discuss the film 'Patton' as part of their Oscars project, exploring its biopic nature, the portrayal of military heroism, and the tough guy image it promotes. They critique the film's historical context, media representation, and character analysis, while also comparing it to other war films. The conversation delves into the cinematic techniques used and concludes with reflections on the film's impact and the upcoming films in their project.

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In this episode, the hosts delve into the 1969 Oscar-winning film 'Midnight Cowboy,' exploring its themes, character development, and the performances of Dustin Hoffman and John Voight. They discuss the film's portrayal of trauma, the illusion of confidence, and the gritty reality of life in New York City during that era. The conversation highlights the film's significance in American independent cinema and its social commentary on marginalized individuals. The hosts also reflect on their personal rankings of the film compared to others in the Oscar project.

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