Transatlantic Rebels

Materialists: A Deep Dive into Celine Song's New Film In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard discuss Celine Song's second film, 'Materialists.' They explore how the movie defies the traditional rom-com label, presenting a romantic drama laden with complex themes of materialism, relationships, and societal expectations. The hosts compare it to Song's previous work, 'Past Lives,' and delve into the performances of main actors Dakota Johnson, Pedro Pascal, and Chris Evans. They also touch upon Celine Song's background and directorial style, offering a critical analysis of the film's narrative, themes, and reception. The episode ends with reflections on broader industry trends and the importance of directors like Song in modern cinema. 00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:08 Discussing the Genre of the Film 00:43 Introduction to 'Materialists' 01:26 Comparing 'Materialists' to 'Past Lives' 02:08 Box Office Success and Personal Ratings 03:23 Audience Reactions and Online Backlash 05:10 Themes and Realism in 'Materialists' 09:35 Character Analysis and Performances 12:38 Height and Social Dynamics 14:41 The Leg Surgery Dilemma 15:11 Chris Evans' Character Analysis 15:34 Dakota Johnson's Performance 15:44 Millennial and Gen Z Traits 16:32 Rom-Com Expectations vs. Reality 16:55 Audience Reception and Box Office 19:05 Materialism and Relationships 19:14 Intimacy and Personal Desires 24:00 Director's Creative Integrity 25:32 Future Projects and Industry Insights 29:10 Podcast Reflections and Anniversary

The Transatlantic Rebels Podcast: Deep Dive into The Fantastic Four! In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard dive into the recent Marvel film 'The Fantastic Four: First Steps.' They discuss the movie's self-contained nature, strong performances, and consistent tone. The conversation covers its box office success, the film's rehabilitation of the 'Fantastic Four' franchise in the mainstream, and detailed opinions on cast members such as Pedro Pascal and Vanessa Kirby. They also touch upon related Marvel movies like 'Thunderbolts,' the upcoming 'Spider-Man' film, and future projects such as 'Vision Quest,' emphasizing the franchise's dynamic approach within its familiar structure. The hosts appreciate the film's focus on family dynamics and the human connection, while also teasing what's next for Marvel. 00:00 Introduction and Overview 00:30 Initial Impressions and Box Office Performance 01:20 Rehabilitating the Fantastic Four 03:38 Cast Performances and Character Analysis 07:49 Direction and Editing Choices 10:14 Marvel's Dynamic Formula 14:36 Future Marvel Projects 17:48 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Superman 2025: Trans-Atlantic Rebels Podcast Review In this episode of the Trans-Atlantic Rebels Podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard discuss the latest reboot of the DC Universe, Superman 2025, directed and written by James Gunn.  Released a few months ago, the film receives a mixed critique from the hosts, who appreciate its strong points, such as the casting of David Corenswet as Superman, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane, and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor. They delve into the film's densely packed narrative, its many characters, and the overall direction and tone, comparing it to previous Superman films and contrasting it with the original Iron Man for successful franchise reboots. They also touch on the commercial performance of the movie and its potential impact on future DCU projects. Additionally, the discussion veers into wider trends in the industry, including the success of Netflix's K-pop Demon Hunters and its implications for streaming and theatrical releases. 00:00 Welcome to the Trans-Atlantic Rebels Podcast 00:27 Initial Impressions of Superman 2025 01:06 Diving into the Plot and Characters 02:22 Casting Choices and Performances 04:37 Critiques and Controversies 13:06 Mr. Terrific and Other Characters 18:11 Final Thoughts and Miscellaneous Topics 21:26 Critique of the Film's Immersion 21:29 Comparing Directorial Approaches 22:07 Overpacking the Film 24:15 Editing and Storytelling Issues 24:35 Comparing James Gunn's Works 25:07 Pressure on James Gunn 25:50 Lessons from Marvel's Iron Man 26:44 Focus on Superman's Ideology 27:44 Final Thoughts on the Film 31:58 Commercial Performance and Box Office Trends 33:47 Impact of Streaming on Cinema 39:40 Potential of Superhero Musicals 41:21 Conclusion and Sign-off

Deep Dive into Little Simz, Hip-Hop Culture, and Glastonbury Politics! In this Transatlantic Rebels Podcast episode, we explore various dimensions of contemporary music and culture. The discussion starts with the reception of Little Simz's album and the reactions to her satirical single. We also delve into the controversies surrounding the Glastonbury Festival, addressing political stances and their impact on artists. The conversation transitions into an analysis of the current state of hip-hop, touching on the influence of artists like Kendrick Lamar and Drake, and the cyclical nature of music trends. Other topics include the varying ticket prices for artists like Dua Lipa, Beyonce, as well as the political and societal undercurrents in their fanbase reactions. The episode wraps up with a very brief look at upcoming movie releases, hinting at a promising year for cinema. 00:00 Introduction and Little Simz Album Reaction 00:14 Humor in Hip Hop and Artist Reactions 01:29 Concert Experiences and Ticket Prices 03:02 Glastonbury Festival and Political Controversies 04:33 Palestinian Support and Media Bias 07:09 Little Simz and Hip Hop Industry Discussion 10:15 Future of Hip Hop and Music Trends 16:21 Upcoming Movies and Final Thoughts

2025: Marvel Films & TV Shows, Sinners Movie Analysis, and the State of Cinema! In this Transatlantic Rebels Podcast episode, we dive into a comprehensive review of the MCU Films & TV shows watched this year, including 'Spider-Man: Neighborhood,' 'Daredevil,' 'Iron Heart,' and others.  There's an in-depth discussion about mixed reactions to 'Ironheart' and critical commentary on 'Captain America: Brave New World' and 'Thunderbolts.'  We also explore Ryan Coogler's film 'Sinners,' its genre fusion, critical acclaim, and box office performance. Additionally, the episode delves into the current state of the movie industry, post-COVID theater experiences, and suggestions for improving the cinematic experience. Don't miss this insightful conversation on the past year's entertainment landscape! 00:00 Introduction and TV Shows Recap 00:31 Marvel Series: Hits and Misses 01:58 Captain America: A Critical Review 07:51 Thunderbolts: Emotional Impact 18:12 Marvel's Phase Five and Six: Future Outlook 22:05 Marvel Movies' Box Office Struggles 22:20 Audience Behavior Post-COVID 24:58 Impact of Streaming on the Movie Industry 27:28 The Future of AI in Movies 28:58 Theater Experience and Pricing Issues 36:43 Discussion on 'Sinners' Movie

In-Depth Discussion on 'Andor' and Star Wars Universe Join the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast as we delve into an extensive discussion about the 'Andor' series and its place within the Star Wars universe. We compare its seasons, examine its narrative structure, common themes, and the significance of Tony Gilroy and Diego Luna's involvement. We also touch upon general Star Wars lore, its impact, and speculate its reception among non-Star Wars fans. Additionally, we discuss other Star Wars series like 'The Mandalorian', 'The Acolyte', and 'Skeleton Crew', highlighting their successes and missed opportunities. 00:00 Introduction and Initial Thoughts on Andor 00:25 Deep Dive into Andor Seasons and Rogue One 01:30 Tony Gilroy's Vision and Execution 03:27 Audience Reception and Critique 06:17 Comparisons with Other Star Wars Content 16:18 Discussion on The Acolyte and Skeleton Crew

In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard reconnect after a long hiatus to discuss various TV shows and films they've experienced over the past year. They delve into personal updates, the benefits of a media blackout, and reviews on streaming services like MUBI. Key discussions include recent movies such as 'Karate Kid Legends,' 'The Substance,' and '28 Years Later,' as well as TV series like 'Cobra Kai' and 'Halt and Catch Fire.' They also touch on the different impacts of these films and shows, providing candid opinions and reflections on their narratives, acting, and personal reactions.    00:00 Welcome Back to the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast  00:49 Media Blackout and Cinema Experiences  01:52 Discussing 'The Substance' and Other Films  02:52 Diving into '28 Days Later' and Its Sequels  05:19 Year in Review: Favorite Films and TV Shows  11:00 Discovering Lee Pace and Mackenzie Davis  11:24 Karate Kid Legends: Audience Reactions  12:02 Cobra Kai Expectations and Comparisons  12:57 Jaden Smith's Karate Kid: A Fresh Perspective  16:56 Cobra Kai's Final Season: A Reflective Journey  20:53 Final Thoughts on Cobra Kai and Karate Kid

The State of Marvel in 2024: Changes and Challenges.   In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels podcast, Jesal and Rochard discuss the current state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) as of 2024.   The podcast covers various topics including the release of X-Men 97, Echo, Deadpool, and Wolverine, and the resurgence of classic characters like Professor X and Magneto.   The hosts delve into Marvel's upcoming plans, including major titles like Captain America, Thunderbolts, and the highly anticipated Avengers films.   The discussion also addresses the challenges Marvel faces, such as the uncertainty around Kang the Conqueror's role and the impact of Jonathan Majors' legal issues.   Additionally, they explore the potential introduction of Robert Downey Jr. as a new version of Dr. Doom and the strategic decisions behind the scenes to manage fan expectations and keep the MCU vibrant and engaging.   00:00 Welcome to the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast 00:24 Marvel's 2024 Lineup and X-Men 97 05:03 Deadpool, Wolverine, and Comic Con Announcements 08:00 Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom 13:40 Future of Kang the Conqueror 14:37 Upcoming Marvel Movies and Blade's Uncertainty 17:08 Marvel's New Structure and Viewer Guidance 21:36 Mutants and Ms. Marvel's Future 21:57 Upcoming Marvel TV Shows 22:47 Black Panther Universe Expansion 23:26 Marvel's Mature Content Strategy 24:06 Fan Reactions and Criticisms 25:14 The Kang Dilemma 26:38 Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom 30:28 Marvel's Long Game and Future Plans 32:45 Concluding Thoughts on Marvel's Future      

In-Depth Review of Deadpool & Wolverine (2024).   In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard delve into the newly released 'Deadpool and Wolverine' film.   They discuss their personal takes on the movie, highlighting its appeal largely to Deadpool fans while mentioning its weaknesses. Jesal provides a surface-level critique, while Rochard goes deeper, touching on the film's connection to the Fox era of Marvel, its humor, and its commentary on the state of the MCU.   Special guest appearances and clever structural elements are admired, but both hosts agree that Hugh Jackman's return as Wolverine is a major factor in the film's success.   Despite its flaws, they acknowledge the movie's fun factor and its appeal to a broader audience. They also briefly discuss future MCU possibilities, potential replacements for Hugh Jackman, and guest cameo highlights.   00:00 Introduction and Spoiler Warning 00:45 Initial Thoughts on Deadpool and Wolverine 02:21 Rochard's Take on the Movie 03:27 Discussion on Marvel and Fox Eras 15:16 Guest Stars and Cameos 22:45 Final Thoughts and Conclusion

Dissecting Eminem's 'The Death of Slim Shady' (2024).   In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard delve into Eminem's latest album, 'The Death of Slim Shady', released on July 12th, 2024.   They discuss the polarizing reception of the album, its concept, and Eminem's lyrical evolution. The hosts analyze key tracks, explore the album's themes of cultural critique and personal growth, and reflect on Eminem's career and fan expectations.   They conclude by expressing their appreciation for the album and critique the lack of nuanced understanding in its reviews.   00:00 Introduction to the Podcast 00:06 Discussing Eminem's Divisive Album 00:24 Album Concept and Initial Reactions 01:17 Eminem's Alter Egos and Themes 02:00 Critics and Fan Reactions 02:57 Album Release and Initial Thoughts 04:58 Comparing Eminem's Albums 07:36 In-Depth Analysis of Tracks 17:18 Favorite Songs and Moments 24:16 Criticism and Final Thoughts 27:13 Conclusion and Sign-Off      

Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake - The Greatest Hip-Hop Beef of All Time?   In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard analyze the intense rap beef between Kendrick Lamar and Drake that dominated the months of May, June, and July.   After a hiatus, the hosts catch up on various topics they missed and delve deep into what they deem one of the greatest rap feuds ever.   They compare it with historic rivalries such as Jay Z vs Nas and Biggie vs Tupac, ultimately concluding that Kendrick emerged victorious.   They discuss each track released during the beef, evaluating the quality, volume, and lyrical prowess displayed, and highlight the cultural impact and meme-worthy moments it stimulated.   The episode wraps with an analysis of Kendrick's strategic release timings and the final blow delivered with his music video, solidifying his win in this epic rap battle. 00:00 Welcome Back to the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast 00:24 Kendrick Lamar vs. Drake: The Greatest Beef of All Time? 02:09 Breaking Down the Tracks: From Euphoria to Family Matters 05:05 Kendrick's Masterclass in Rapping: Euphoria and Beyond 08:10 Drake's Response and Kendrick's Final Warning 14:29 Meet the Grahams: The Darkest Diss Track 16:26 Drake's Credibility Under Fire 17:25 Kendrick's Tactical Moves 19:00 The Impact of 'Not Like Us' 20:19 Kendrick's Genius Timing 21:36 The Aftermath and Reactions 24:18 Juneteenth Concert and Final Victory 27:13 Comparing Drake and Ja Rule 28:45 Final Thoughts and Conclusion

In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard discuss the latest "Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse" movie, the sequel to "Into the Spider-Verse" from 2018. They reflect on the impact of the pandemic on the movie's release schedule and assert their positive opinions of the film. The dialogue includes a discussion about Spider-Man trilogies, comparing Peter Parker and Miles versions, and debating which is superior. They also discuss the potential of Miles being integrated into the Marvel Cinema and the larger multiverse theory across Marvel films, specifically referencing Dr. Strange. The hosts then delve into the soundtrack's merits and touch upon the notable quality and impact of the movie's visual effects. 00:01 Introduction and Overview 00:23 Discussing the Impact of the Pandemic on Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 00:46 Comparing Spider-Man Trilogies 01:07 Exploring the Multiverse Concept in Spider-Man 04:22 The Role of Spider-Man in the Marvel Cinematic Universe 05:23 Discussing the Concept of Fate in Spider-Man 06:13 Predictions for the Third Spider-Man Movie 06:36 Reviewing the Ending of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 07:41 Discussing the Impact of Strikes on Future Spider-Man Movies 11:55 Analyzing the Soundtrack and Visual Effects of Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse 14:08 Discussing the Popularity and Future of Spider-Man 17:20 Final Thoughts and Wrap Up

In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels Podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard delve into the history and influence of the iconic girl group, All Saints. They discuss the group's surprising popularity in Europe and other parts of the world versus their relative obscurity in the United States, despite their catchy tunes and attractive personalities. The duo also digresses into the influence of the film soundtrack, 'The Beach,' which featured an All Saints track, underscoring the group's indirect contribution to one of the best soundtracks of all time. They additionally touch upon the universally renowned British group, Spice Girls, offering a contrasting analysis between the two. 00:00 Introduction and Topic Reveal 01:07 Discovering All Saints 02:11 All Saints' Impact in the UK 03:55 All Saints vs Spice Girls 06:15 All Saints' Breakup and Aftermath 14:39 All Saints' Lack of Success in America 16:34 Final Thoughts and Wrap Up

On this episode Transatlantic Rebels podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard wrap up their favorite 2023 films across different genres - picking out 'Are You There, God? It's Me, Margaret', 'They Cloned Tyrone', 'Polite Society', 'May, December', 'The Blackening', and 'Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse' as top picks.  They also talk about upcoming 2024 films, notably 'Dune II', 'Maxine', and 'Joker 2'. Notable performances by Paul Dano and Mahershala Ali are discussed and they acknowledge the behind-the-scenes efforts by directors. They also express their insights into the Oscar prospects of Oppenheimer and Barbie, and provide a critique on films like 'Next Goal Wins'. Lastly, they discuss concerns about perceived market oversaturation, low-quality films, three-hour movies and regular box-office hits. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:07 Discussing Favorite Films of 2023 00:19 Reviewing 'Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret' 00:43 Highlighting 'They Cloned Tyrone' 00:52 Rochard's Top Ten Films of 2023 03:00 Discussing 'Gran Turismo' 03:49 Jesal's Top 20 Films 04:15 Discussing 'Triangle of Sadness' 04:34 Reviewing 'Rye Lane' 05:19 Discussing 'Tar' 05:45 Reviewing 'BlackBerry' 06:06 Discussing 'Knock at the Cabin' 06:36 Reviewing 'M3gan' 07:06 Discussing 'The Watcher' 14:19 Reviewing 'Creed 3' 27:17 Discussing 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' 28:42 Reviewing 'Barbie' 34:36 Discussing 'Oppenheimer' 41:15 Discussing Favorite Movies and Directors 41:36 Revisiting Christopher Nolan's Filmography 41:53 The Dark Knight: A Timeless Classic 42:00 The Prestige: A Missed Opportunity 42:21 Critiquing Nolan's Other Films 43:14 The Impact of Oppenheimer 43:48 The Emotional Resonance of Oppenheimer 44:22 Comparing Oppenheimer to Other Nolan Films 45:12 Discussing Performances in Oppenheimer 45:43 The Art of Film Interviews 57:23 Looking Forward to 2024 Film Releases 58:45 Predicting Future Trends in Film 01:01:02 Reflecting on 2023 Film Releases 01:02:29 Anticipating Upcoming Films in 2024 01:15:10 The Problem with Too Many Films

Transatlantic Rebels Podcast: A Deep-Dive into 'Loki' Season Two In this episode of Transatlantic Rebels Podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard discuss season two of the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) show 'Loki'. They share their thoughts on the standout characters and performances, with particular attention given to the roles of Jonathan Majors as Victor Timely (Kang the Conqueror) and Gugu Mbatha Raw. They also discuss the series' pacing and narrative, and delve into thematic elements such as artificial intelligence and the idea of rogue AIs. Additionally, they compare 'Loki' with other MCU shows and speculate on the future directions of Marvel's content strategy. 00:00 Introduction and Welcome 00:07 Discussion on Loki Season Two 00:19 Comparing Loki with Other MCU Shows 00:40 Critique on Loki's Pacing 02:39 Debate on Jonathan Majors' Performance 03:05 Appreciation for Tom Hiddleston's Loki 03:27 Comparing Loki's Storyline with Tony Stark's 04:13 Predictions for Loki's Future in MCU 06:44 Discussion on AI in Marvel Universe 12:30 Favorite Moments from Loki Season 2 15:14 Appreciation for the Show's Execution and Music 17:39 Discussing the Theme of the Show 17:47 Deep Dive into the Finale 18:02 Behind the Scenes: Episode Five Rewrite 18:14 Exploring the Finale's Strong Points 18:22 The Ribbony Stuff and Infinity War Connection 19:15 Ant Man's Role and the Kang Machine 19:37 Loki's Transformation and Groundhog Day Scenario 19:48 Jonathan Majors' Performance as He Who Remains 20:29 Comparing Kang and Thanos 21:49 The Threat of Kang 22:13 Sam Wilson's Potential Against Kang 25:08 Ranking Marvel Shows 29:10 Marvel's Risk-Taking and Future Plans 31:00 Wrapping Up Loki Season 2 Discussion

The Transatlantic Rebels Discuss 'The Marvels': Review and Analysis In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard engage in a comprehensive review and analysis of 'The Marvels', the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the sequel to 'Captain Marvel'. They discuss the unjustified criticism the film has received, particularly focusing on the hostility towards lead actress Brie Larson. Rochard gives an impassioned take on the politics of representation and inclusivity in the film industry, while Jesal offers insights into the narrative structure and character development seen in 'The Marvels'. They also touch on the related MCU series, 'Secret Invasion', and express their disappointment in its execution. The conversation wraps up with speculation on the future trajectory of the MCU and the potential influence of 'The Marvels'. 00:00 Introduction and Overview of the Episode 00:22 Discussing the Controversies Surrounding 'The Marvels' 00:32 The Impact of Insults and Misinterpretations 01:26 The Challenges of Marketing 'The Marvels' 02:41 The Consequences of Delayed Release and Director's Shift 03:53 The Misunderstanding of Movie Making Process 05:56 The Criticisms and Misjudgments of 'The Marvels' 07:04 The Strengths and Successes of 'The Marvels' 07:19 The Importance of Representation in Superhero Movies 09:33 The Impact of Kamala Khan's Character in 'The Marvels' 13:12 The Role of Family in 'The Marvels' 15:36 Discussing Zinobia Shroff's Performance 15:43 Appreciating the Family Dynamics 16:05 Marvel and DC Crossover Dreams 16:25 Comparing Marvel's 'The Marvels' with 'Secret Invasion' 16:37 Critiquing 'Secret Invasion' and 'Moon Knight' 17:05 The Dynamic Between Sam Jackson and Nick Fury 17:19 Marvel's Unique Pacing in 'Eternals' and 'Endgame' 18:01 Analyzing the Villain's Role and Motivation 18:55 The Impact of 'Captain Marvel' Comic on the Movie 19:07 The Hilarious Flirkin Scene 21:35 The Surprise Appearance of Beast from X-Men 22:41 The Future of Marvel: Young Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four 27:46 The Political Undertones in 'The Marvels' 28:02 The Role of AI in 'The Marvels' 28:35 The Impact of 'Secret Invasion' on 'The Marvels' 30:01 Final Thoughts on 'The Marvels'

The State of Marvel: A Transatlantic Rebels Podcast Discussion In this episode of the Transatlantic Rebels podcast, hosts Jesal and Rochard discuss the current status of the Marvel Universe. They delve into key current events, such as Jonathan Majors' upcoming trial and the potential implications for his character, Kang. The hosts also examine the departure of Destin Daniel Cretton from the Avengers movie project, choosing instead to focus on the Shang-Chi sequel and a new show called Wonder Man. The effects of the pandemic and recent strikes on the production and release schedule of Marvel's universe are also explored, suggesting a slowdown may benefit the franchise. Lastly, they review Secret Invasion, expressing disappointment in its execution despite its promising cast and storyline. 00:00 Introduction and Overview 00:20 Marvel's Recent Developments: Avengers and Shang-Chi 01:45 The Future of Kang and Jonathan Majors 03:56 Impact of Strikes and Pandemic on Marvel's Production 05:31 Marvel's Visual Effects and Production Challenges 06:36 Marvel's Upcoming Projects and Expectations 06:41 Discussion on Secret Invasion 08:28 Marvel's Struggles and Future Prospects 10:52 The State of Marvel and Fan Reactions 13:40 Marvel's Successes and Failures 17:13 The Impact of Marvel on Cinema 19:23 Conclusion: The Future of Marvel

We are the Transatlantic Rebels... Episode 159 is here. This time, we're taking a look at the brand new Season 6 of cult TV hit, "Black Mirror".  There are 5 episodes of varying quality/taste and we review each one, including a score out of 5.  Black Mirror rarely fails to provoke interesting conversation, so let us know your thoughts!  ---------------------- Jesal is from the UK, and Rochard is from America. We like to talk in depth about albums, films, TV shows and books. Rochard has a background in TV, acting, writing and many other areas of art creation. Jesal has a background in music: DJ, producer, artist, critic and other stuff. Check out Jesal's latest album here: https://linktr.ee/jesaltv Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastRebels Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TransatlanticRebels Enjoy!

We are the Transatlantic Rebels... Episode 158 is here. This time, we're taking a look at a fantastic new film adaptation of a beloved 1970 novel - "Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret."  (Or as Jesal keeps calling it, "OMG It's Me, Margaret").  It's a coming of age comedy/drama film directed by Kelly Fremon Craig and starring Rachel McAdams, Abby Ryder Fortson and Kathy Bates. It is absolutely top draw, so let us know your thoughts!  ---------------------- Jesal is from the UK, and Rochard is from America. We like to talk in depth about albums, films, TV shows and books. Rochard has a background in TV, acting, writing and many other areas of art creation. Jesal has a background in music: DJ, producer, artist, critic and other stuff. Check out Jesal's latest album here: https://linktr.ee/jesaltv Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastRebels Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TransatlanticRebels Enjoy!

We are the Transatlantic Rebels... Episode 157 is here. This time, we're taking a lot at the brand new A24 produced TV series "Beef" on Netflix. It's a comedy/drama series starring Ali Wong and Steven Yeun, and is definitely worth your time.  ---------------------- Jesal is from the UK, and Rochard is from America. We like to talk in depth about albums, films, TV shows and books. Rochard has a background in TV, acting, writing and many other areas of art creation. Jesal has a background in music: DJ, producer, artist, critic and other stuff. Check out Jesal's latest album here: https://linktr.ee/jesaltv Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastRebels Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TransatlanticRebels Enjoy!