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Babylon

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Oct 27, 2026

Guy DavisHOST
26:07
Yeah, pretty grim, but interesting in that 70s kind of way.
Guy DavisHOST
26:12
Damien Chazelle's Babylon might also be a good one to look at.
Guy DavisHOST
26:16
Oh, boy.
Guy DavisHOST
26:17
I've hit Leonard right in the heart.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
26:24
this new side of Leonard.
speaker_7UNKNOWN
26:25
I love it.
Guy DavisHOST
26:27
What is not good about Babylon for you? Because people are trying to reclaim it.
Leonard MaltinHOST
26:32
Everything except the casting of Brad Pitt.
Hannah StrongGUEST
44:57
But For me, the nadir of the genre, and it's a controversial one among film fans because some people ride really hard for this one.
Hannah StrongGUEST
45:07
Damien Chazelle's Babylon.
Hannah StrongGUEST
45:09
Not great, no.
Hannah StrongGUEST
45:11
One of the worst times I've had at the cinema, I think.
Jia TolentinoGUEST
18:55
perfect tear in like in a way the
Alison WillmoreHOST
18:58
sim the sim code or it's like Margot Robbie in Babylon you know where it's her enormous talent is she can cry like this eye or this eye or like on cue it's it is incredible when she just the way in which she turns on tears at certain strategic moments and then other times seems to really be overcome with like emotion and it's it's it's hard to entirely distinguish you know the realness of those I
Jia TolentinoGUEST
19:22
mean when I think about what if I if I were to try to picture what I conjecture the inside of her brain to be like in a spatial sense like I picture the blinding whiteness of a post-death movie scene you know what I mean like
Marie BartyNARRATOR
19:37
it is
David SpadeHOST
51:45
It's on something else.
Jeff GarlinGUEST
51:46
No, for example, Brad and Margot Robbie, I did a movie with them called Babylon.
Jeff GarlinGUEST
51:55
Oh, you were in
speaker_0ADVERTISER
51:56
Babylon.
speaker_0ADVERTISER
51:57
Yeah, I played
Jeff GarlinGUEST
51:57
the head of the movie studio.
Jeff GarlinGUEST
52:36
So everything is environmental.
Jeff GarlinGUEST
52:38
Nothing is posed, you know, so.
James BriefelHOST
30:34
Diego Calva.
George PundekHOST
30:35
Yes, Diego Calva from Babylon is in it as well as Reggie Absalom as Arlo and Kirby Hal-Baptiste.
George PundekHOST
30:41
Okay, great.
George PundekHOST
30:43
So, the movie opens in New York City in 2016 and...
George PundekHOST
35:34
I thought, yeah, I cannot believe this is your first film.
George PundekHOST
35:36
That's really, really great.
George PundekHOST
35:37
You've got great supporting work from Cara Delevingne and Diego Calver in it, who I mentioned was in Babylon.
George PundekHOST
35:42
And, you know, I think just getting back to, before I get onto sort of what else I loved about the movie, I think it's just kind of important with all the hype that's been around the film to slightly reframe the conversation and that people have kind of been bigging this film up.
Heath AndersonHOST
47:38
hear them talking.
Heath AndersonHOST
47:39
We're going to talk about Babylon at some point because I love that movie.
Drew WatzkeHOST
47:44
What does that have to do with
Heath AndersonHOST
47:45
what we're talking about? The film Babylon, directed by Damien Chazelle, is about the transition from silent films to talkies.
Drew WatzkeHOST
47:52
I did not know that.
Drew WatzkeHOST
47:53
You didn't know that?
Heath AndersonHOST
48:14
Dude, I saw it like Christmas night.
Heath AndersonHOST
48:17
My family was asleep.
Jonathan VoikoPANELIST
24:58
Oh, yeah.
Robert Meyer BurnettGUEST
24:59
Babylon.
Robert Meyer BurnettGUEST
25:00
Chazelle.
Robert Meyer BurnettGUEST
25:01
He put out Babylon.
Robert Meyer BurnettGUEST
25:02
And
Jonathan VoikoPANELIST
25:02
all of a sudden, he was like...
Tom HiddlestonGUEST
50:45
Yeah.
Kevin McCarthyHOST
50:45
It's like that scene in Babylon where Gene Smart's telling Brad Pitt, like, in 100 years, someone's going to flick on your work and you're going to come back to life.
Tom HiddlestonGUEST
50:53
Yeah.
Tom HiddlestonGUEST
50:54
It's kind of insane.
Nick AbbotHOST
44:20
So what was the film?
GabrielAUDIENCE
44:23
Uh, it was Babylon, a Margot Robbie film.
Nick AbbotHOST
44:26
Babylon.
GabrielAUDIENCE
44:27
Based on, like, the early days of Hollywood, like in the 1930s.
GabrielAUDIENCE
44:31
Oh,
GabrielAUDIENCE
44:44
isn't
Nick AbbotHOST
44:44
he? Was he in that?
GabrielAUDIENCE
44:45
Babylon.
Max SlothHOST
12:22
Cara Delevingne plays like his pseudo-sibling or his close collaborator, the partying.
Max SlothHOST
12:30
Do you know Diego Calva, Mick? He's from Babylon.
Max SlothHOST
12:34
He's from Babylon.
MickGUEST
12:36
Diego? No, I don't know him.
Max SlothHOST
12:38
He played Manny in Babylon, which was directed by Damien Chazelle.
MickGUEST
12:43
Oh, yeah.
Max SlothHOST
12:44
Yeah, well, I loved all the actors.

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