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Music. 
Hello, welcome to the extra 

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credits of my favorite Steven 
Soderbergh and Julia Roberts 

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movie and also one of the great 
actor director collaborations of

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all time, Erin Brockovich. 
I'm Trey and I'm Kelsey. 

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So with Soderbergh's family 
supernatural drama Presence now 

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in theaters and his upcoming 
crime thriller Black Bag 

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starring Michael Fassbender and 
Cate Blanchett set to drop in 

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March, this time at the end of 
January, early February felt 

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like the perfect time to 
celebrate SOD. 

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I'm so excited for today. 
We're going to have Brockovich 

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first, and then we have Oceans. 
Even right after It's me a long 

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afternoon, but it'll be a really
fun group of episodes. 

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Yeah, I mean, these are two 
really fun movies to talk about 

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because of Julia and because of 
obviously the ensemble with 

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Ocean's 11. 
Oh my God. 

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But I'm really excited to talk 
about Julia Roberts filmography 

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today. 
I know where we fall on it for 

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like ranking her performances. 
We definitely have to. 

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Very different movies in our 
rewatch of her filmography. 

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Preparing for this episode, but 
also like Soderbergh's episode, 

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you know, films, I think we'll 
definitely agree on like a a few

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key ones, but he has a lot of 
like variety and fun movies. 

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Yeah, which is exciting to see 
that she's, you know, back in 

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the, you know, limelight with 
Luca Guadagnino, you know, who 

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is who also really knows how to 
treat celebrities as tools to, 

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you know, for cinema, for the 
art of cinema, but also to get 

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people in theaters, right, which
is really important. 

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And so yes, today we'll be 
discussing the iconic Julia 

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Roberts, the iconic Steven 
Soderbergh. 

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I'm really stoked. 
These movies RIP. 

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They're so fun, They're so cool.
Soderbergh is some of the most 

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like stylistic and I think 
exciting film making choices 

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across genres. 
He knows how to compel an 

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audience across different eras. 
Ocean's 11 in particular is 

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going to be a really interesting
conversation about like just how

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to make movies cool, you know, 
and how to make them charming 

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and also both be an indictment 
on the very thing you're 

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watching, like an indictment on 
Hollywood or class, yet also 

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this ode to itself. 
And it's maybe one of the 

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greatest movies ever made about 
the power of Hollywood as a 

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destructive force, but also as a
powerful 1. 

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And so that's going to be a 
really cool conversation. 

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But also Brockovich today, this 
is one of my most, this is one 

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of my favorite movies of all 
time. 

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I mean, this is a more intimate 
Steven Soderbergh film. 

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It is heartfelt. 
Some might say it's a little bit

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cheesy, but I would say it, I 
like the cheese. 

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I like. 
I like watching this woman kind 

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of journey through this 
disgusting PG&E exploitation 

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case and come out as this like 
massive triumph about the human 

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spirit over capitalism. 
I would say Brockovich and 

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Ocean's 11 are still cynical 
movies, but they have somewhat 

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optimistic endings. 
So sometimes Brockovich can be 

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like misinterpreted as something
that could be a little bit like 

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toxic positivity, like pursuit 
of happiness or something like 

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that. 
But I do think it's it's 

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different. 
So I'm excited. 

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To talk, yeah. 
And I think that it's like the, 

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well, this makes it sound like 
I'm insulting it, but I'm not. 

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It's like the best case of the 
TNT kind of rewatch. 100. 

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Percent. 
And also, I mean, that's how I 

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watched it growing up, right? 
Like Erin Brockovich was always 

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on on cable. 
I think my mom showed it to me. 

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Like it was a very special movie
to me growing up. 

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I think my mom may have as well.
I definitely watched it on TNT, 

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so it's funny you said that. 
It is one of the most 

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rewatchable movies of all time. 
It's really easy. 

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Somehow even the corny things in
the film really work. 

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Like Julia Roberts love interest
in this film we're definitely 

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gonna have to spend a minute on 
played by Aaron Eckhart. 

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Harvey Dent, yes. 
Harvey Dent himself, the white 

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knight. 
So yeah, I'm, I'm stoked to talk

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about Siddeburg's filmography in
today's episode. 

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I'm stoked to talk about Roberts
filmography as well. 

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We'll have some fun ranking 
conversations and we'll get into

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at Brockovich. 
So for anyone who wants to 

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listen and watch Erin Brockovich
with us, you can stream it on 

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Netflix or you can buy it on 
Blu-ray. 

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And for those on the main feed, 
you can continue listening on 

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Patreon. 
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