Reviewing Movies of 2024
Added 2025-03-12 11:00:07 +0000 UTCDr Kirk and Collin Miller review movies from 2024.
00:00 Calling in with Collin Miller
00:35 Second place films
24:11 Most controversial rankings
59:14 Movies at the bottom of the list
1:21:44 5 stars
1:27:11 6 stars
1:28:50 AI in films
1:42:21 7 stars
1:51:57 8 stars
2:04:24 Dr. Kirk's Number 1
2:07:25 Collin's Top 15
2:21:44 Collin's Number 1
2:26:38 Emilia Perez
2:30:05 The Tie-in Podcast (the_tie_in_podcast)
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March 12, 2025
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Comments
Hey Kirk, not sure if this is off base, and I know you were trying to portray how much you enjoyed Anora’s lead actor. But, your shock at learning that Mikey Madison is an actor (and not a sex worker) by trade is interesting. Maybe I am being sensitive and this is how you often feel about good actors. But, it doesn’t seem likely that you often assume the lead characters of a film were plucked from their day job to act in that role. And I’m sure you’re not the only person who felt this way about Mikey in Anora, so I wonder if as a society we react to certain (usually femme) actors who are phenomenal, with misplaced awe as to the reason they are so convincing in their roles.
Caitlin Ouellette
2025-03-19 05:09:41 +0000 UTCI wish more people were talking about the politics of employer/employee relationships portrayed in Babygirl. Yes, it’s portraying kink, but to me sex positivity wasn’t the gestalt of the film.
Natasha Constance
2025-03-16 15:51:33 +0000 UTC
