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Josh Jurnovoy is a lawyer who spends way more time watching movies than any lawyer should. He talks about those movies with his friends and records the conversations.
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Signup to Generate a PitchThe Rewind is a tv podcast hosted by Josh Jurnovoy, with 483 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.
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Josh is joined by The Rewind's Animation Correspondent Joe Morgan to talk all about the long awaited, "Coyote vs. Acme"! They discuss the ways in which smartly deployed Wile E. Coyote's humor, the ways in which it handled its legal subject matter well, how it incorporated the larger universe of Looney Toons characters, the live action performances from Will Forte and John Cena and much more!
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Josh is joined by Ridley Scott Correspondent Fred Kolb to talk about the latest from the prolific octogenarian filmmaker, "The Dog Stars." They discuss the post-apocalyptic look of the film, if the film story was distinct enough in an interesting way from other films of the genre, the performances from a cast that include Jacob Elordi, Margaret Qualley and Josh Brolin and much more! Spoilers throughout!
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Josh is joined by Matt Johnson Correspondents Gage Eggleston and Andrew DeWitt for a double feature. First, they discuss Johnson's latest film, "Tony" (Beginning-32:33). They discuss how Johnson did in bringing his most conventional story ever to the screen in telling the story of a young Anthony Bourdain, the choices he made to avoid tradional biopic beats, if he managed to still infuse his signature weirdness into the film or not, the production design rendering 1970s Provincetown the performances from Dominic Sessa, Antonio Banderas and Leo Woodall and much more! Then, they talk about the newest from writer/director Jane Schoenbrun, "Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma." (32:34-End) They discuss how Schoenbrun used a story about horror movies to explore themes of loneliness, sexual identify and sexuality, the many creative visual flourishes deployed by Schoenbrun throughout, the performances from Gillian Anderson and Hannah Einbinder and much more!
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Josh is joined by first-time guest Gracie to talk about all about one of the more bonkers films of 2026 to date, "The End of Oak Street." They discuss how effectively writer/director David Robert Mitchell told a story of a neighborhood in the 1980s that gets inhabited by dinosaurs, if the movie made one too many plot turns in the final act, the quality of the visual effects and action scenes, the performances from a cast that included Anne Hathaway, Ewan McGregor and Maisy Stella and much more!
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Josh is joined by Relationship Movie Correspondents Josh Brown and Denise Akerman to talk about the newest from filmmaker Will Gluck, "One Night Only." They discuss whether the premise of a world in which premarital sex is only legal one night per year could actually sustain an entire film, the performances from Monica Barbaro and Callum Turner, whether the film was too conservative overall in its attitudes towards sex and much more! Spoilers throughout!
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