Fall Movie Preview Part 1 with Joyce Eng, Plus Jane Schoenbrun on Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma
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Entertainment Weekly's Joyce Eng joins Katey and Chris Rosen to kick off our fall preview series, looking at what's in store from the major studios — and whether anything on the horizon can beat The Odyssey. Then Katey talks to Jane Schoenbrun about their new film Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma, which is a love letter to many important things, from sexual liberation to slasher movies to movie theater candy.
00:00 Intro
00:54 Coming Up...
02:32 Kicking Off The Fall Preview Series
02:57 The Studios Are Back
04:12 Warner Brothers' Rough Road
06:24 Can Tom Cruise Win For Digger?
11:06 Why Digger Skipped Venice
15:00 Dune Part Three's Ceiling
18:35 Paramount's Dad Movies And Ebenezer
20:59 Sony And The Social Reckoning
26:05 Disney And The Animation Race
30:12 Avengers Doomsday Vs Dune
34:38 Universal Beyond The Odyssey
38:55 Can The Odyssey Break The Sinners Record?
45:30 Does Oppenheimer Stand In The Way?
48:18 Next: Jane Schoenbrun
49:29 Premiering At Cannes
51:43 How Audiences Are Reacting
54:43 Making A Fun One
57:11 Childhood, Suburbia And Simulation
01:00:31 Lynch, Mulholland Drive And The Primal Scene
01:04:35 Why There's So Much Candy
01:07:46 Merch, Slashers And Capitalism
01:10:48 Telling The Truth About Hollywood
01:13:32 Making Art At The End Of The World
01:16:47 Writing A Book
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