

‘Body Heat’ With Bill Simmons, Mallory Rubin, and Wesley Morris
Nov 22, 2022
In this discussion, Wesley Morris, a critic at the New York Times, joins Bill Simmons and Mallory Rubin to unwrap the sultry layers of 'Body Heat.' They delve into the allure of erotic thrillers, comparing themes of desire and moral ambiguity in iconic films. The trio examines William Hurt's transformative role within the film's legacy, while also exploring women's evolving portrayals in cinema. They reflect on complex character dynamics and the art of deception that keep viewers engaged, all seasoned with humor and sharp critiques.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
The Allure of Erotic Thrillers
03:15 • 23min
The Legacy of William Hurt and 'Body Heat'
25:47 • 10min
Exploring Marriage and Cinematic Female Roles
35:50 • 5min
Exploring Iconic Film Narratives
40:25 • 17min
Unraveling Deception in Body Heat
57:46 • 18min
Setting the Scene in 'Body Heat'
01:16:05 • 5min
Celebrating Cinema: Humor and Critique
01:21:10 • 14min
Creative Racehorse Names and Suspicious Characters
01:35:36 • 2min
Analyzing 'Body Heat': Character Dynamics and Plot Twists
01:37:31 • 15min
Exploring City Vibes: A Naughty November Discussion
01:52:26 • 2min