Peter Bradshaw
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Sep 18, 2026
JP CrossHOST
Um, let's see what else I got.
Ryan NewhouseHOST
Uh, the guardian, Peter Bradshaw, Richie has made an entertaining return to his mock mock knee roots.
Ryan NewhouseHOST
I don't know what that means, but sure.
Ryan NewhouseHOST
Uh, and I'm going to go one from the lower half of this too, because we got to put the other parts of this too.
Eoghan LyngGUEST
A pal of mine came out saying, "That film is morally bankrupt." I had criticisms.
Eoghan LyngGUEST
What was lovely for me was I actually sat beside Peter Bradshaw from The Guardian, and, uh, being a Guardian reader for all my life, I mean, this was a, I, I did something really gauche.
Eoghan LyngGUEST
I said, "Can I take a photo with you?" And he, he said, "Of course." And he's a lovely, lovely, lovely guy, and I think he likes The Beatles, too.
Eoghan LyngGUEST
So, uh, but he, I asked him his opinion of the film, and he said he, he said he thought the film would be braver with the AI, but it's just this stupid 10-minute sequence that looks cheap and tacky, and I'm turning people off the movie before it's even released, but what the hell? [laughs]
ChadHOST
It's a Walnut of a movie, a good little melodrama surrounded by thick pulp.
ChadHOST
Peter Bradshaw of guardian says a fierce, austere and intriguing film, a cinematic concerto of pessimism.
ChadHOST
And Gary Arnold of Washington Post says one can't help wondering if Sorcerer was awarded a PG rating before or after it was screened.
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The studio opened this movie with a lousy advertising campaign at the last minute.
EmilyHOST
Real fucking terrible.
MiaHOST
Peter Bradshaw from The Guardian, and this is the only time I'm going to agree with somebody from The Guardian.
MiaHOST
Uh, Peter Bradshaw from The Guardian writes, "Perhaps over aware of its solemn literary inheritance, it tiptoes around sex and race, and in turning Shakespeare's grownups into Dawson's Creek teens, jettisons much of the original's grandeur." I don't know that I would say it tiptoes around sex and race, as we have explicit conversations around race and, like, explicit sex scenes.
EmilyHOST
Yeah.
MiaHOST
But I-
Mark EllenHOST
And, um, also some amazing reviews.
Mark EllenHOST
Peter Bradshaw in The Guardian saying how fantastic it was.
Mark EllenHOST
It won't really be...
Mark EllenHOST
And the various things about it are, are really remarkable and really...
Adam Scott GlasspoolHOST
It's a bold, reckless gesture.
Adam Scott GlasspoolHOST
Peter Bradshaw said one of the worst films, one of the worst artworks, and perhaps one of the worst things in the history of the world.
Adam Scott GlasspoolHOST
Wow.
Adam Scott GlasspoolHOST
Didn't like
Stuart WrightHOST
Even the genre remains a mystery for almost an hour and then plays out with a brilliant flair for the unexpected.
Stuart WrightHOST
Whereas The Guardian's Peter Bradshaw concluded the film was composed in a high art house manner, but what a treat it offers those who want to savour its highly singular style, a total immersion in Sorrentino's sensuous, scary sound and vision.
Stuart WrightHOST
But tell me, Alkin, how did this film impact you and why was it so memorable?
Alkin EmeraliGUEST
Yeah.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
A betrayal of everything Crow has proved he knows how to do right.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
Peter Bradshaw called it an extraordinarily narcissistic high-concept vanity project for producer-star Tom Cruise.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
A Village Voice critic said it was hauntingly frank about being a manifestation of its star's cosmic narcissism.
Herman PoppleberryHOST
The narcissism
KevinHOST
Let's see.
KevinHOST
Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian says, The Love Witch goes beyond camp, beyond pastiche.
KevinHOST
It ignites the pulpy surfaces of its tail and produces a smoke of bad dream sexiness and scariness.
KevinHOST
It's a B movie with A grade potency.
Lawrence FrancisGUEST
And because of that, I actually think that the traditional press, in the broad sense of that, We may see a swing towards that becoming more important because if I'm consuming content purely through social, all I'm being fed are things from content creators that I like, who like the same things as me.
Lawrence FrancisGUEST
Whereas if I'm picking up The Guardian and seeing what Peter Bradshaw is recommending, then it's not going to necessarily be something I would go and watch in the cinema.
Lawrence FrancisGUEST
It might be something that challenges me.
Lawrence FrancisGUEST
And I think there is definitely the appetite for that.
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