‘25th Hour’ With Bill Simmons and Wesley Morris

Wesley Morris, a renowned critic at The New York Times, joins Bill Simmons to explore Spike Lee's impactful film, '25th Hour.' They discuss its emotional depth, post-9/11 context, and the outstanding performances of Edward Norton and Philip Seymour Hoffman. The duo delves into themes of consequence, redemption, and the film's critical legacy, reflecting on Hollywood's oversight of Lee's work at the Oscars. They also examine the evolving discourse around masculinity in cinema and the missed opportunities in modern performances, blending insightful analysis with humorous anecdotes.