El drama de El Drama, pleito por palomera de Yoshi
·1 hr 13 min·5 clips
In 'The Drama', a drunken confession of a terrible secret destroys a couple's wedding on the eve of the ceremony.
The episode begins with a humorous discussion of a viral incident where a man had a public meltdown at a cinema over a Yoshi-themed popcorn bucket, which the hosts use to critique absurd fan behavior. They then transition to box office analysis, highlighting the massive success of 'The Super Mario Bros. Movie', which earned $515 million globally, with Mexico as the second-largest market. The conversation shifts to new film releases, starting with 'The Drama', directed by Christopher Borgli and starring Zendaya and Robert Pattinson. The hosts explain the plot revolves around a couple whose wedding plans implode after a shocking confession during a pre-wedding dinner. They praise the film's uncomfortable, character-driven tension. Next, they discuss Jim Jarmusch's 'Father, Mother, Sister, Brother', a triptych film exploring strained family relationships, featuring actors like Tom Waits and Adam Driver. The hosts compare Jarmusch's contemplative style to more surreal directors like David Lynch. They then review 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die', a sci-fi comedy where Sam Rockwell's character recruits strangers from a cafe to prevent an AI apocalypse, describing it as a fun, reference-heavy hidden gem with limited distribution. The episode also covers the Netflix documentary series 'Trust Me: The False Prophet', about Samuel Bateman and the Fundamentalist Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, noting its exploration of cult dynamics. In TV news, they confirm 'La Oficina' has been renewed for a second season on Prime Video. The hosts also discuss a historic Vogue cover featuring Anna Wintour and Meryl Streep, tying it to the upcoming 'The Devil Wears Prada' sequel. They end by previewing Netflix's upcoming series adaptation of 'Lord of the Flies', produced by the team behind 'Adolescence', and speculate on its dark themes.
