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Special Report: Angel's Egg (1985)

Special Report: Angel's Egg (1985)

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Mike talks with cultural critic Dan Schindel and Lyle Zanca of GKids to discuss Mamoru Oshii’s 1985 anime film, Angel’s Egg (AKA Tenshi no Tamago), a gorgeous lyrical film about spiritualism and redemption. The film has been recently restored and given a 4K scan that will be screened across the U.S. starting November 19, 2025. Check local listings and be on the lookout for the upcoming Blu-Ray release.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://…See the Story

Criterion Sets February 2026 Releases for ‘Network,’ ‘The Man Who Wasn’t There,’ ‘A Woman Under the Influence’ and More

Criterion Sets February 2026 Releases for ‘Network,’ ‘The Man Who Wasn’t There,’ ‘A Woman Under the Influence’ and More

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Criterion’s February 2026 lineup features “Network,” “The Man Who Wasn’t There,” a Lubitsch musicals collection, “Cloud” and more.See the Story

I Dunno What The Heck Is Going On With Joe Keery's Hair In His New Movie, But At Least It Has Liam Neeson Going For It

I Dunno What The Heck Is Going On With Joe Keery's Hair In His New Movie, But At Least It Has Liam Neeson Going For It

Joe Keery’s hair goes rogue in Cold Storage’s trailer, where a mutant fungus runs wild and Liam Neeson brings the glower, and you can consider me intrigued.See the Story

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