Mega Mailbag: ‘She Said,’ Best Journalism Movies, and an Oscars Power Ranking

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Introduction

00:00 • 4min

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Movie Review - Is This Really a Movie?

04:00 • 4min

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The Weinstein Story - Is She Will Go on the Record?

07:41 • 3min

4

Film Review - Is the New York Times Building a Good Place to Shoot?

10:19 • 3min

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Film Review: Can We Talk About This and Extraordinary Subject?

13:07 • 2min

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Movie Review - The New York Times

15:18 • 3min

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Movie Review: Harvey Weinstein

17:55 • 2min

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Is There Any Writing in a Journalism Movie?

19:38 • 2min

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Movie Review - Rebecca Corbett

21:33 • 4min

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I'm In. I've Written My Story Now Time to Go Home and Have Family Time

25:19 • 2min

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Movie Review - She Said

27:41 • 2min

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Best Supporting Actress

29:54 • 2min

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Do You Want to Talk About Adapted Screenplays?

32:10 • 2min

14

The Knives Out Podcast - Carvana

34:21 • 3min

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What Are Key Elements for Journalistic Cinema?

37:01 • 2min

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What's the Difference Between Fact Checking and Display?

39:28 • 2min

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The Best Movie on the Process Is Almost Shattered Glass

41:31 • 3min

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The Most Egregious Example of Bad Journalism Ever Out on Film?

44:17 • 3min

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Is There a Turning Point?

47:07 • 2min

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What's Your Favorite Journalism Movie?

48:41 • 2min

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The Devil Wears Prada

50:44 • 3min

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The World's Part Is 2006

53:41 • 2min

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The New York Times - I Can Talk and I Can Do This

55:40 • 2min

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Journalism Movies Without the Journalists POV?

57:18 • 2min

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Journalists in Movies?

58:51 • 3min

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Is There a Sports Writer in Color?

01:02:03 • 4min

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Michael Lewis - Is He a Movie?

01:05:47 • 2min

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Is Maggie Haberman's Confidence Man the Hottest Trump Book Out There?

01:07:21 • 3min