Podcasts about thesistersbrothers

On the podcast this week, Steven and Sean are panning for gold and accidentally killing our new compatriots with this week’s 2018 film from Jacques Audiard, The Sisters Brothers. Yes, the Sisters brothers. Yes, they get it all the time. They’ve heard all the jokes, and you really shouldn’t try to… Look, we’re just saying that these fellas are violent and they live in a violent time. Maybe making fun of their silly last name isn’t the best idea. Don’t you think? People in this film keep trying to kill them, but those same people always end up riddled with bullets. I think it’s safe to say that you’re not a better shot than they are, and they will take… you… out. Now that we’ve gotten the ubiquitous, don’t-mess-with-these-boys warning out of the way, let’s talk about the film. As with so much else, everything that happens in this one comes down to insatiable greed. I can’t blame anybody. Who wouldn’t want to fill their old-timey satchels with armloads of shiny gold nuggets? Not I! Give me all the riches I can carry! Therein lies the rub: the hungry quest for riches beyond your wildest dreams is going to make you paranoid, sloppy, and downright mean. You’re not going to be your best self when you’re on the hunt for money. Heck, happened to Humphrey Bogart’s character in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre. We all saw how that one turned out. Instead of losing yourself to an idealized vision of a possible future, why not learn to appreciate what you have in the present? For Charlie Sisters, he had to learn that his brother, Eli, was not the ungrateful killjoy he appeared. For Eli, he had to understand that his brother may end up being the death of him, but who better to go out with than the brother you love more than anything? That’s the surprising lesson to this bloody, frenzied story: your family, whether it be by blood or by choice, should be appreciated, cared for, and loved. They’re going to be there for you through all of the hellish tribulations you may suffer through. They’re going to forgive you, even when you find it impossible to forgive yourself. They’re going to see the real value in you, even when you can’t see it yourself. Ain’t that just so damn wholesome, coming from a movie that opens with a pair of brothers who ruthlessly murder a whole mess of people in the opening minutes? (Recorded on April 05, 2021) Links to Stuff We Mentioned: The Sisters Brothers - IMDb The Sisters Brothers trailer - YouTube John C. Reilly - IMDb Joaquin Phoenix - IMDb Jake Gyllenhaal - IMDb Riz Ahmed - IMDb Game of Thrones - IMDb Hardcore Henry - IMDb The “through the trees” shot Steven referenced - Filmgrab The top-down shot that Sean referenced - Filmgrab Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid - IMDb Jacques Audiard - IMDb The Treasure of the Sierra Madre - IMDb Paul Thomas Anderson - IMDb Magnolia - IMDb Hard Eight - IMDb Signs - IMDb The Wild Bunch - IMDb Carol Kane - IMDb 127 Hours Follow Us: Give us a rating and review on Apple Podcasts! Our Libsyn site! Our Instagram profile! Our Twitter profile!

This book bag is full of sibling rivalry.  Join Amie and Tami as they discuss two books that captured their attention, The Dutch House by Ann Patchett and The Sisters Brothers by Patrick deWitt.  Both books connect because of their strong sibling relationships.  Without even trying, these two librarians read books with family themes.  

In this weeks episode the pirates discuss Disney+,Marvel,Rush hour 4 and the Grease prequel. alongside movies The Sisters Brothers and Shoot Em Up.Also includes the segments Game World and Show Me Yours I'll Show You Mine. a very funny Movie Spoiler and ending on Movies 4 Life.this episode may and hopefully will cause offence. Enjoy.

In the latest episode of Between the Notes, Tony Black and Sean Wilson talk and play new work by Danny Elfman, Alexandre Desplat, Benjamin Wallfisch and more. They also pick through their 4-1 entries in their Top 10 James Horner scores, talking about gems including Field of Dreams, The Search for Spock and Apollo 13, some of which they also play. Host / Editor Tony Black Co-Host Sean Wilson Twitter: @btw_notes We Made This: @wemadethispod All music courtesy of Lakeshore Records & Intrada Records.

In the latest episode of Between the Notes, Tony Black and Sean Wilson talk and play new work by Danny Elfman, Alexandre Desplat, Benjamin Wallfisch and more.They also pick through their 4-1 entries in their Top 10 James Horner scores, talking about gems including Field of Dreams, The Search for Spock and Apollo 13, some of which they also play.Host / EditorTony BlackCo-HostSean WilsonTwitter: @btw_notesWe Made This: @wemadethispodAll music courtesy of Lakeshore Records & Intrada Records.

In the latest episode of Between the Notes, Tony Black and Sean Wilson talk and play new work by Danny Elfman, Alexandre Desplat, Benjamin Wallfisch and more.They also pick through their 4-1 entries in their Top 10 James Horner scores, talking about gems including Field of Dreams, The Search for Spock and Apollo 13, some of which they also play.Host / EditorTony BlackCo-HostSean WilsonTwitter: @btw_notesWe Made This: @wemadethispodAll music courtesy of Lakeshore Records & Intrada Records.