We kick the episode off with our immediate thoughts on "The Northman" and "Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent," both of which are fantastic in their ways.
Not a ton of new stuff in theaters other than a Liam Neeson shoot-em-up, "Memory," and some interesting foreign films, "Hatching" and "Vortex," but over on the streaming side there are series finales dropping on Netflix for "Ozark" and "Grace & Frankie," plus debuts including "We Run This City" on HBO, "The Offer" on Paramount+, "Shining Girls" on Apple TV+, and "I Love That For You" on Showtime.
And finally, Bruce Miller talks with Ben Foster and Barry Levinson about their new film, "The Survivor," which portrays the story of a real-life survivor of the Auschwitz concentration camp, forced to box his fellow inmates to survive. You can see that on HBO Max starting April 27.
More from Bruce Miller:

'Sketchbook' brings out the personality in animation
Ben Foster digs into his own reserve to play a concentration camp 'Survivor'
'Cyrano' hopes to nose out others in DVD market
Andrew Garfield's new series, 'Under the Banner' looks at extremes in religion, society
'Gaslit' looks at the drama behind Watergate
Director Robert Eggers embraces big moves in 'The Northman' 

Where to watch:

The Survivor (April 27, HBO/Max)
The Northman (official site)
The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (official site)
Hatching (official site)
Memory (official site)
Vortex (official site)
We Own This City (April 25, HBO/Max)
The Offer (April 28, Paramount+)
Ozark (April 29, Netflix)
Grace & Frankie (April 29, Netflix)
Shining Girls (April 29, Apple TV+)
I Love That For You (May 1, Showtime)

Links to other fun stuff we talked about in this episode:

An interview with Robert Eggers, director of 'The Northman,' plus 'Everything Everywhere All At Once,' 'Russian Doll,' the cult of Nic Cage, and more!

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