Unsociable Cinema Corner: Put Your F*cking Hands Up (Movie Review: "Inside")
Kyle and Phil review Bo Burnham's "Inside" and maybe cry a little.
Episode Notes
Welcome to the Internet! Phil and Kyle are having a look around. Today we review the stand-out "standup" special from music man Bo Burnham. Confronting once again the question, does culture mean anything?
This is the first in an upcoming, sporadic series of Unsociablist Cinema Corner Reviews. Burnham's newest special Inside roused the attention of many left-media consumers. Does this mean anything at all? Maybe. Does the underlying class character of the artist inform his interpretation of the over-stimulating world of content we live in? Yes. Does that mean we can't enjoy what Kyle and Phil have both agreed is one of the better pieces of art to come out of the pandemic? No. Enjoy things for a change, jeez.
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