MOVIE DISCUSSION:
Kathryn joins Melvin to discuss a little-seen existential horror, It Ends, a film about a car that drives on and on... and on. From its curious hook to its Gen Z attitude, the two explore what works, what doesn't, and what it has in common with its modern contemporaries.
Topics:
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- In honor of the film; Choose two who will attack you and two who will defend you: 50 hawks, a rifleman, 5 gorillas, or 10,000 rats.
- Kathryn feels the movie is "fine", and found the film both easy to understand and not necessarily engaging.
- Melvin feels the first act is the strongest, while the second and third act start to meander and run out of ideas.
- For Kathryn, she didn't connect with the film because she's self-proclaimed, "unc". Melvin, however, feels the characters aren't strong enough to carry the film.
- Choosing when and how to grow up.
- Melvin has a few complaints, although some people may call them nitpicks.
- How the ending probably would have been better if it was part of the second act, and the third act was entirely different.
Recommendations:
- Hidden (2015) (Movie)
- Reread your favorite book!
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