Final Draft Blue Wire

From the world of Final Review... Andrew Claudio & Bernard Ozarowski are BACK talking about their favorite movies, this time adopting the "draft" concept! Tune in for each themed episode as they take turns selecting different movies that will fill out their rosters, all while discussing & analyzing each movie along the way!
Three types of formats:

Mount Rushmore - 3 teams of 4, snake draft, no other requirements besides picking best player (movie) available. Normally used when the selection pool has 12-16 options available.

Fantasy Football - 3 teams of 6 or 7, snake draft, filling specific positions. Used when the selection pool has 20+ options available.

Pick Up Hoops - 2 teams of 5, back & forth, no other requirements besides picking your best personal 5 players (movies. Used when the selection pool has 10ish options available.


Here in episode #1, the boys christen their return to the podcast world by drafting their personal favorite Comeback Movies!
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SPOILERS begin at (38:23)
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In this bonus episode, Claudio and Oz take an adventure into a multiverse of googly eyes, fanny packs and raccoons. The duo discusses why Everything Everywhere All at Once has resonated so strongly with audiences and try to make sense of the film’s balance of heart, humor, and sheer filmmaking craft.
“So, even though you have broken my heart yet again, I wanted to say, in another life, I would have really liked just doing laundry and taxes with you.”
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Final Review makes an offer you can’t refuse. For the last three weeks, we have covered three of our very favorite Best Picture winners. This is part three of the series.
This week we leave the gun and take the cannoli’s for a discussion of one of the greatest movies ever made, The Godfather. Oz and Claudio explore the greatness of director Francis Ford Coppola and struggle with contextualizing just how good Pacino’s and Brando’s performances are. The Godfather marks the third part of a three week effort to answer the question “what are the greatest Best Picture winners of all time?”
"It's a Sicilian message. It means Luca Brasi sleeps with the fishes."
CATEGORIES THIS WEEK:
Francis Ford Coppola
Marlon Brando
Al Pacino
James Caan
Robert Duvall
Mob Movies
Breaking Bad Movies (a character falls to the dark side)
1972
1970s
Best Picture Winners
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