HeyJared3 Brothers Filmcast
Deep dives on movies and cinema culture from 3 Brothers who love film. On 3 Brothers Filmcast, co-hosts Anders, Anton, and Aren Bergstrom of 3brothersfilm.com offer in-depth discussions on new releases, old classics, and current topics that are shaping film culture.
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The End of Oak Street Review / Spider-Man: Brand New Day Review | Ep. 69 (opens the original)
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Is THE END OF OAK STREET as good as the 1980s Steven Spielberg movies it’s inspired by? Does SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY deserve to be the biggest movie of the year, and perhaps the biggest movie of all time? What’s the best movie of summer 2026? The Brothers answer these questions and more as they review two of the summer’s most notable releases and dig into how these very different movies play to different interests and expectations at the summer box office. 0:34 - Keynote 1:59 - Roundtable: “Th
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey Review | Ep. 68 (opens the original)
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Is THE ODYSSEY a good adaptation of Homer? How does it function as a mainstream blockbuster? Has Nolan been making some form of THE ODYSSEY over and over again throughout his entire career? The Brothers answer all these questions and more in their Trojan Horse-sized review of Christopher Nolan’s THE ODYSSEY. In particular, they focus on how Nolan adapts the character of Odysseus, the film’s themes of guilt and civilizational decline, its most surprising performances, and how it fits into Nolan’s
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