The Lost City of Z, Rey’s Parents, And American Gods — Cinemaholics

This week’s episode of Cinemaholics kicks off with some big movie news leading up to our main segment: Who are Rey’s parents in Star Wars? Then we do a featured review for The Lost City of Z, the latest film from director James Gray.

Next, we spent some time digging into The Get Down Part 2 on Netflix and American Gods Season 1 on Starz. Enjoy the show!

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Extra Credits: Hosted by Jon Negroni, Will Ashton (out this week), and Maveryke Hines. Produced by Maveryke Hines and Matt Joseph. Edited by Jon Negroni.

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  2. Great episode! Loved the deep dive into Rey’s parentage theories – always a hot topic. The Lost City of Z review was spot-on too. Just subscribed on YouTube and sent in a question for next week’s show about American Gods! This video to frames is so great.

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  4. Pairing the Rey’s parents debate with a full review of The Lost City of Z in one episode is a fun mix. Curious whether your take on James Gray’s film held up after the American Gods and Get Down segments.

  5. Pairing a featured review of The Lost City of Z with the Rey’s parents debate makes for a fun episode lineup. I’m curious how you felt James Gray’s slower pacing compared to more traditional jungle adventure films.

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  7. Starting with the big Star Wars question of who Rey’s parents are and then moving into a full review of The Lost City of Z makes for a good mix of speculation and actual criticism. Curious how the episode weighed James Gray’s slower pacing, and nice to see The Get Down Part 2 and American Gods Season 1 squeezed in too.

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