Bilge Ebiri

Bilga Ebiri, a film critic at Vulture, dives into the groundbreaking introduction of a Best Stunt Design award at the Oscars. He highlights the historically overlooked contributions of stunt performers like Buster Keaton and Charlie Chaplin. The discussion touches on the dangerous conditions faced by these unsung heroes and the evolving perception of their work. With humor and reverence, they celebrate the artistry behind iconic stunts in cinema, envisioning a future where stunt work receives the recognition it truly deserves.

Bilge Ebiri, film critic and writer for Vulture, joins the hosts to discuss cars, accents in films, and the portrayal of Ferrari in 'Ford V Ferrari'. They analyze the actor's performance in 'Ferrari' and share their thoughts on the Mille Miglia race. The chapter also includes discussions on love, self-expression, and teaching through Masterclass. They touch on Christian Bale's intense roles, the importance of height in a movie, unconventional health practices promoted by celebrities, and Jaguar's reputation. They delve into the character's mother being a 1000-year-old witch, castings, and Adam Driver's performances. They reflect on racing dangers, fragile humanity, and discuss movies, trailers, and Malick films.

Bilge Ebiri, a prominent film critic and writer-director, dives into the golden age of legal thrillers from the '80s and '90s. He shares insights on classics like 'The Verdict' and 'A Few Good Men,' discussing their structured narratives and emotional depth. The conversation ponders why this genre has faded from Hollywood, and whether it could still engage modern audiences. They also dissect character dynamics in films like 'Suspect' and 'The Pelican Brief,' highlighting the moral complexities found within these gripping stories.