Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast)

I’m a 31 year old adult who runs 2 podcasts. Autistic, Leftist, Cinephile, Writer, and a work-in-progress person. He/Him 🏳️‍🌈

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

So today, I made a change that some of you might have noticed on the #BlackWidow episode of @theyouthcritic podcast. I've switched everything over from Podbean to @anchor. This change will not effect the show too much. We might do one ad for shows coming up, but that's it.

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

@tomlinsoncooper So proud of every single one of you…

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

@tomlinsoncooper Seen it twice. Might still shoot for a third time. Now that I’ve recovered a bit lol. Favorite scene is surprisingly the opening…

[John Frankensteiner @JFrankensteiner]

The “Have a good life” goodbye into Sam's fantasy of growing old with Diane is perfectly directed, possibly the best television ever, and certainly as beautiful as a sitcom has ever been, or ever will be

R.I.P. James Burrows

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

Tonight’s Entertainment:

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It takes a minute to get into it, but once it goes to the academy ratio… that’s when it hits. Also, Jackman should finally get that honorary Oscar (or competition) for mastering the broken Anti-hero so well.

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

#NowWatching

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Can we get that here in ATL? Maybe at @TheTaraAtlanta or @PlazaAtlanta?

[Monkeypaw Productions @Monkeypaw]

NOPE 70mm. This Sunday 🎞️

[John Squires 🎃 @FreddyInSpace]

This is some seriously deceiving bullshit, intentionally designed to make it sound like Curry Barker had a callous response to the question. He did not. At all.

Here's the actual full quote from Barker:

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#NowWatching

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@adamhlavac Okay Thanks.

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

@adamhlavac So tall vertical screens?

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@thediegocrespo God, I hope not. That movie was stressful….😂😂😂

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

@thediegocrespo Oh lord. I forgot about this….

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

Which one should I see tomorrow? I’ll see the other on Friday?

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#NowRewatching

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Is this an anti-union post?

[Variety @Variety]

Indie producers can still make movies like “Obsession” cheaply in the U.S. by shooting nonunion.

The breakout horror hit filmed in L.A. for just $750,000, but as domestic production slows, IATSE has been pushing harder to “flip” nonunion projects — driving up costs.

“The films I grew up making, for $500,000 or $1 million, the unions are really interested in having those be signatory projects,” producer David Kaplan says.

Read the full cover story on the mass exodus of LA productions by @GeneMaddaus: https://t.co/wwHFxvsUl3

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

@ArkingKyle @rawrkristina I mean he could die in Secret Wars?

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

And look that’s subjective and hard to pin point, but if you have to try some things every once in a while.

[Kale Smith (The Youth Critic Podcast) @Moviekale]

Nah, I think we need more filmmakers in a respectable way call out that the thing studios thinks in vogue and delivers in mass quantities isn’t always gonna cut it. You gotta deliver something that makes people feel something.

[guinevere @jakkujedi]

personally, it's such a turn off of someone's work when they refer to other movies as slop, I'm sorry, no matter how good they are. I know he's well intentioned, IMO his energy would be better spent asking his gen-z fans to just be quiet during the movie.