The Dom Pérignon of Film Snobbery
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“I usually can’t stand snobs of any variety. But people who don’t appreciate David Ehrlich are missing the point. People: David Ehrlich is PLAYING A CHARACTER. His athletic masterpieces of trolling are a form of PERFORMANCE ART. Will he acknowledge this? Of course he will not. To do so would be to pollute the pure space in which he performs his high-wire act of critical outrage. Well I say snob on you crazy diamond!! Open our eyes to the profundity of Lucy and the disgusting stench of corruption that infuses everything we hold dear! Oh, and Katypatchesjoanna is great too.”
Nudled Fork Stoon via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
08/27/14
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“Great film and television discussion between a group of young American critics.
It's refreshing to hear a film podcast where the hosts are so dissimilar from one another.
The squad runs the full spectrum from Dave Gonzalez's populism to David Ehrlich's somewhat more discerning...”Read full review »
Jack McPherson via Apple Podcasts ·
Australia ·
09/25/14
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“A phenomenal podcast with younger film critics that never devolves into a fanboy bro-down hoedown. All the hosts are charismatic and offer intelligent insights. Like many I enjoy the addition of Joanna Robinson. While Patches, Katey, Da7e, and David all sound like my kind cinephiles. Keep up the...”Read full review »
Special K1988 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
10/15/14
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