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1 month ago | 
barnesandnoble.com | Sean L. Malin
Spanning the most popular podcast genres—true crime, comedy, sports, relationships, and more—culture critic and Vulture‘s Start Here columnist Sean Malin introduces the first comprehensive canon in podcast history. Featuring a foreword by award-winning actor and producer Jon Hamm. The Golden Age of podcasts is upon us.
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1 month ago | 
chroniclebooks.com | Sean L. Malin |Jon Hamm
101 Podcasts That Changed How We Listen?From WTF to Serial $24.95 Regular price Unit price /per Quantity Quantity selected exceeds current stock Spanning the most popular podcast genres—true crime, comedy, sports, relationships, and more—culture critic and Vulture‘s Start Here columnist Sean Malin introduces the first comprehensive canon in podcast history. Featuring a foreword by award-wi...
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2 months ago | 
bookshop.org | Sean L. Malin |Jon Hamm
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Jan 22, 2025 | 
letterboxd.com | Sean L. Malin
★★★★ Partner watchImperfect, as all great works of art should be, but formally inventive and often astonishing in its emotionality.
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Nov 5, 2024 | 
letterboxd.com | Sean L. Malin
Plane watch, first time watchMore like Oz the Dumb and Stupid. This concludes the personal thoughts aspect of this post. Now, my Sam Raimi story:I worked for two days as an extra on a Fox pilot called Rake. It starred Greg Kinnear in what was supposed to be a comeback role as a sort of rascally, unqualified, but ultimately winning detective-lawyer and Bojana Novakovic as a lady he was trying to protect.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
vulture.com | Sean L. Malin
This article originally ran in September and has been updated with Stiller’s latest film, Nutcrackers, now streaming on Hulu. Over the course of 35 years, audiences around the world have come to love and despise many different Ben Stillers. Anyone who has seen a billboard since 1987 is sure to recognize Stupid Stiller, for example, the well-meaning lunkhead with a nasty clumsy streak but a winning warmth (“What is this? A center for ants?”).
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
letterboxd.com | Sean L. Malin
not even remotely joking when I say this is the best film of 2024 so far Love ya Lynchie Watched on David Lynch Theater Block or Report david lynch sabrina sutherland chrysta bell...
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Jun 5, 2024 | 
letterboxd.com | Sean L. Malin
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May 30, 2024 | 
letterboxd.com | Sean L. Malin
Unexpectedly, this has been underrated by the people that like it. It's not SPECIAL exactly but it has much more satiric bite than has been marketed, closer to TROPIC THUNDER in tone than THE NICE GUYS (thank god, because NICE GUYS stinks), and often quite funny, not just in that blasé, snotty irreverent way that Leitch's films so often are. In fact this is his best film yet. Gosling and Blunt are off the charts electrically. I think they must be fucking in real life.
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May 28, 2024 | 
letterboxd.com | Sean L. Malin
partner watchstunning, a masterpiece, so far the best film I've seen in 2024. Why is this getting so ignored and knocked? I have to think it's because my peers in mainstream criticism have allergies to women and girls' sexuality, as well as to madcap slapstick. Combine those two things and you have anathema to a culture that aesthetic prefers grimness, trauma, pain, and intensity.
