Transcript
A (0:00)
Hi, this is Mark Kermode. Thanks for downloading this Kermode on Film podcast, or indeed watching it on YouTube. I am joined at the Sun Pub in London's bustling Soho once again by Jack Howard.
B (0:09)
Hello, Jack. Hello. Hello, everyone. Before we get started, I just want to do a few housekeeping things, please, like this video. If you're watching us on YouTube or subscribe, if you're new or if you're listening to the podcast, leave us a review. They really, really help. Today we're going to be talking about the drama, the new film starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya Last Bit of Housekeeping. We're doing spoilers. Yes, we're doing full spoilers.
A (0:31)
Full spoilers. And if you heard me reviewing the film on Carmelo Mayo's take, you'll know that I avoided spoilers. This is the conversation that we couldn't have. So if you haven't seen the drama yet, well, firstly, it's one of the best films of the year. Go and see it. But see that before listening to this.
B (0:47)
And please keep your arms and legs inside the podcast at all times and
A (0:51)
put your mask on before anyone else's. What's the worst thing you've ever done?
B (0:59)
I think. Wow, the worst thing I've ever done, probably. It's probably making a podcast with you about Eyes Wide Shut where we expressed opinions and then putting it on the Internet.
A (1:13)
Did you go below the line? Did you never go below the line?
B (1:16)
I couldn't help but have a little scroll.
A (1:18)
Did you?
B (1:18)
And there were. There were some people that were very upset about the opinions that we expressed. Oh, yeah, the Kubrick fans found it.
A (1:24)
Was it because it wasn't their opinions?
B (1:26)
Yeah, it wasn't their opinions. I think that was where we went wrong.
A (1:28)
Oh, damn, we're stupid. That's a rookie error.
B (1:33)
We don't understand it the way they understand it. What I got from it, when the. The negative response came into our opinions is that if I was doing this podcast for any other reason other than I like sitting here and talking to you and we just happen to have microphones in our hands, I would stop immediately. If I was doing it for attention or if I was doing it to be liked, I'd look at those comments and be like, oh, my God, I'm never putting myself out there ever again. But luckily, the only reason I do it is because I love doing this with you. And that's the conclusion I've come to.
