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Owen Gleiberman

Owen Gleiberman

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Oct 8, 2026

RossHOST
66:56
...
RossHOST
66:56
but do you know who did like this movie? Owen Gleiberman for Entertainment Weekly-
TrippHOST
67:00
Wow.
TrippHOST
67:00
[laughs]
Greg SwinehartHOST
66:53
All right.
Greg SwinehartHOST
66:54
From Variety, Owen Gleiberman says, the movie isn't badly made.
Greg SwinehartHOST
66:59
It's never less than watchable.
Greg SwinehartHOST
67:01
But a lot of pulp has been stuffed into its blender.
DamoHOST
22:27
Yeah.
WhiteyHOST
22:27
But Owen Gleiberman of Entertainment Weekly, "The director, John McNaughton, throws in one too many symbolic shots of alligators.
WhiteyHOST
22:37
They're predators-"
DamoHOST
22:38
[laughs]
Jordan SchmidtHOST
37:02
I don't know what they were talking about.
Jordan SchmidtHOST
37:04
Um, it's like when Scooby-Doo came out and the blurb that they used [laughs] for the review of that in Entertainment Weekly was, I think it was Owen Gleiberman as well, it was Ru- Ro- Raggy, "There's really something wrong with this rick sure." [laughs]
Mark HallamHOST
37:21
Oh, uh-oh, he's having a stroke.
Mark HallamHOST
37:24
No, I meant the Scooby-Doo review.
Josh BellHOST
20:00
So yeah, that's pretty good.
Josh BellHOST
20:02
So finally, Owen Gleiberman in Entertainment Weekly also mixed a bit.
Josh BellHOST
20:06
He said, it's a solid thriller, witty at times, and packed with extravagantly violent sequences in which helicopters, diesel trucks, and entire buildings are blown up with delirious gusto.
Josh BellHOST
20:19
Cameron, director of the first Terminator, Aliens, and the underrated deep-sea epic The Abyss, has become our reigning master of heavy metal action.
Dane McDonaldHOST
93:52
But yeah, I agree.
Dane McDonaldHOST
93:54
He's definitely more interesting now as a producer than a director um next review i'm going to speak to here this is owen gleiberman for ew uh he wrote this is a movie full of moments and performances to savor judy dench as the kabuki faced queen elizabeth gives one of those show-stopping performances as a royal figure who is truly royal miles above everyone in the room yet so relaxed about it that she can afford to mischievously tweak every pretense Best of all is Gwyneth Paltrow, who, at long last, has a movie to star and that's as radiant as she is.
Dane McDonaldHOST
94:25
Her Viola is truly Shakespeare's match, ardent in a contemplative, almost sacramental way.
Dane McDonaldHOST
94:32
Her emotions so luminous, they seem to be shining right through her skin.
Dane McDonaldHOST
93:52
But yeah, I agree.
Dane McDonaldHOST
93:54
He's definitely more interesting now as a producer than a director um next review i'm going to speak to here this is owen gleiberman for ew uh he wrote this is a movie full of moments and performances to savor judy dench as the kabuki faced queen elizabeth gives one of those show-stopping performances as a royal figure who is truly royal miles above everyone in the room yet so relaxed about it that she can afford to mischievously tweak every pretense Best of all is Gwyneth Paltrow, who, at long last, has a movie to star and that's as radiant as she is.
Dane McDonaldHOST
94:25
Her Viola is truly Shakespeare's match, ardent in a contemplative, almost sacramental way.
Dane McDonaldHOST
94:32
Her emotions so luminous, they seem to be shining right through her skin.
TimHOST
21:04
Crystal's knack for creating average likable guys who are also funny makes the film a sentimental comedy filled with both slapstick and heart.
TimHOST
21:14
Owen Gleiberman said, There you go.
TimHOST
21:18
City Slickers ends up a poignant meditation on the aging process while offering edgy one-liners and ass-over-tee cuddle effects.
TimHOST
21:25
Yet it's really about how the West could never be more than a dream to contemporary urbanites.
Jacob RiveraHOST
7:29
I remember, so I used to subscribe to, it's not even a publication that's around anymore, but Entertainment Weekly.
Jacob RiveraHOST
7:35
And I remember reading an article, I think it was by Owen Gleiberman, where he was like doing a Toronto film festival, like recap.
Jacob RiveraHOST
7:42
And what a lot of times what I would do is I would read through this article.
Jacob RiveraHOST
7:45
And like, if something like, you know, like hit with people and like kind of sounded interesting, you know, I would go seek it out when it would be in the theater and like go to an independent theater in L.A., I mean, we have tons of independent theaters, you know, and sometimes you got to travel quite far, but you know, I was willing to do that.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
10:55
Roger Ebert named it the best film of the decade.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
10:58
Entertainment Weekly's Owen Gleiberman gave it a D plus and wrote, "I gave up making heads or tails of Synecdoche, New York." The LA Times called it hard to follow.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
11:08
Rotten Tomatoes, sixty-nine percent.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
11:10
Metacritic, sixty-seven.

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