... JEFFREY BROWN: And for that, we are joined again by two of our steadfast and stalwart film critics, Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post and Mike Sargent of Pacifica Radio. Welcome back to both of you. ANN HORNADAY, The Washington Post: Thank you. MIKE SARGENT, Pacifica Radio: Thank you. JEFFREY ...
... television shows. You can watch that discussion here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BO3O2DKWKoc And on Thursday, Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post and Mike Sargent of Pacifica Radio discussed the years most gripping films and touched on what made them so captivating. Watch that here: https://www.youtube ...
... no way suggesting that other people shouldn't. I just cannot personally do it, for many reasons, both personal and just ethical. JEFFREY BROWN: And, Mike Sargent, briefly, will you see the film? MIKE SARGENT: Well, as a film critic, I really have to see the film. I have to ...
... gained a nomination for the new film, this time using a female lead. CHARLIZE THERON, Actress: This is the best shot I will ever have. Mike Sargent is a film critic for Pacifica Radio. MIKE SARGENT, Film Critic, Pacifica Radio: And they're both definitely about survival, but they both ...
... Get Ann Hornaday and Mike Sargent's lists of films you shouldn't miss here.
... appeared in "The Revenant" and "Mad Max" and is "coming into his own," Sargent said. Watch the NewsHour tonight to hear more of Hornaday and Sargent's thoughts on this year in movies. Editor's Note: Film critic Mike Sargent was mistakenly referred to as Mark Sargent in an earlier ...
... summer, Hollywood is heating up, and looking for a hero, a familiar hero, to entertain the masses, and boost its own bottom line. Film critic Mike Sargent of Pacifica Radio: MIKE SARGENT, Pacifica Radio: You're seeing a lot of sequels, reboots, reimaginings, things that have some sort of following ...
... able to watch and see what happens next in all of this, not only Oscar night, but after that. Ann Hornaday of The Washington Post, Mike Sargent of Pacifica Radio, thank you both very much. MIKE SARGENT: Well, you're welcome. ANN HORNADAY: Thank you. MIKE SARGENT: Thank you for ...
... have you been up to? ETHAN HAWKE: I see your point. JEFFREY BROWN: All right, so that's a film shot over 12 years. Now, Mike Sargent, your top choice was looking back at a very important moment in history, civil rights history, right? MIKE SARGENT, Pacifica Radio: Yes, it ...
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