The ONLY Podcast about Movies Ep 132: Mudbound
Dec 3, 2017
Dive into a captivating discussion about 'Mudbound,' rich with themes of race and identity. The hosts explore emotional narratives and the impact of multiple perspectives in storytelling. They debate the power and pitfalls of movie trailers, showcasing how they can heighten anticipation while risking spoilers. Listeners share heartfelt anecdotes, creating a tie between personal experiences and cinematic themes. The conversation also highlights the film's technical mastery, leaving viewers eager to experience its profound emotional depth.
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Laura's Emotional Lady Bird Experience
- Laura shared a personal emotional experience watching Lady Bird at TIFF that deeply connected with her story of studying abroad. - She enjoyed a Q&A with Greta Gerwig which inspired her filmmaking aspirations.
Mudbound's Size Is Emotional, Not Big
- Mudbound feels larger in scope and more emotionally rich than many big-budget films despite its $10 million budget. - The story's emotional depth makes the film feel expansive rather than physically large.
Mudbound’s Narration Is Multiperspective
- Mudbound uses multiple narrators to reveal intimate individual perspectives rather than providing an objective account. - These narrators express personal truths influenced by their emotional worldviews, not lies or deception.
