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The Next Best Picture Podcast

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A podcast by NextBestPicture.com that reviews the latest film and television releases and discusses various topics within the world of the awards season race.

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Latest Episodes

For Episode 471, Nadia Dalimonte, Josh Parham, and Tom O'Brien join me for another packed episode of awards season news and developments. This week, we go over the Oscar Shortlists, the USC Scripter Award Nominations, and the major news of the Oscars... more

For this week's main podcast review, Lauren LaMagna, Josh Parham, Giovanni Lago, Cody Dericks, and Brendan Hodges join me to discuss the latest film from Academy Award-winning filmmaker James Cameron, "Avatar: Fire And Ash" starring Sam Worthington, ... more

"Avatar: Fire And Ash" is the third entry in the "Avatar" franchise from Academy Award-winning director James Cameron, that continues the story of Jake Sully, Neytiri and their children as they continue to face opposition from Quaritch and the RDA on... more

"Cover-Up" is an American documentary film produced and directed by Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus. It explores the investigative journalism career of Seymour Hersh, a Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist who covered the U.S. Army torture scandals duri... more

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Recent Guests

James Cameron
Director and writer of Avatar: Fire And Ash
20th Century Studios
Episode: Interview With "Avatar: Fire And Ash" Director James Cameron
Nathan Johnson
Film composer known for his collaborations with Rian Johnson
Episode: A Behind The Scenes Look At "Wake Up Dead Man"
Josh O'Connor
Actor known for his versatile roles and performances in films and series
Episode: A Behind The Scenes Look At "Wake Up Dead Man"
Glenn Close
Academy Award-nominated actress known for her captivating performances in film and television
Episode: A Behind The Scenes Look At "Wake Up Dead Man"
Rian Johnson
Acclaimed director and writer known for his work in film, especially in the mystery genre
Episode: A Behind The Scenes Look At "Wake Up Dead Man"
Daniel Craig
Renowned actor known for his portrayal of James Bond and his role in the Knives Out series
Episode: A Behind The Scenes Look At "Wake Up Dead Man"
Bryan Fuller
Director and writer for the film Dust Bunny
Episode: Interview With "Dust Bunny" Filmmaker Bryan Fuller
Rich Delia
Casting Director for The Long Walk
Episode: Interviews With "The Long Walk" Screenwriter & Casting Director
Howard Drossin
Composer for the film Highest 2 Lowest
Episode: Interview With "Highest 2 Lowest" Composer Howard Drossin & Songwriter Aiyana-Lee

Host

Matt Neglia
Host of The Next Best Picture Podcast

Reviews

4.2 out of 5 stars from 1.1k ratings
  • Good but…

    That Dan guy is so annoying, his vocal fry is so stupid and he drags it out, and he sounds pretentious when he tries to say Cannes, he says it normally then says it in an accent then normally again, pick an accent!!! Please get rid of him he adds nothing to this podcast.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Nina174959
    United Kingdom2 months ago
  • Unfortunate Vocal Fry

    Review is based on specifically the “Smashing Machine” episode. Too many cooks in the kitchen, no real insightful thoughts, and the one host with vocal fry genuinely made me pause at 38mins and stop listening altogether. Not every voice needs a podcast!

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    ap112
    United States2 months ago
  • Great podcast for keeping with the awards races; Awful film criticism.

    Please please stop saying “unless if….” and “also too….” at the beginning of sentences.

    A major issue with the pod is the hosts’ lack of eloquence and coherence when it comes to reviewing films. Phrases like “I enjoyed myself,” “I had a good time,” or “I was intrigued” - are excessively abundant and offer little to no insight whatsoever. It plainly seems that their criticism is hampered by the fact that they just don’t want to say anything negative about a movie out of fear of losing access to ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    adjamoos
    United States3 months ago
  • Yes I'll listen weekly, however..

    Regardless of the fact that we’re most likely all on the same political aisle, the main host comes off as pompous and seems like no one id like to hang out with IRL. The other contributors are who I come to this very listenable podcast, (you know what I mean?) 🤢🤮

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    Pita Pan Piper
    United States3 months ago
  • A great awards podcast and an awful film criticism podcast

    Please please stop saying “unless if….” at the beginning of sentences.

    A major issue with the pod is the hosts’ lack of eloquence and coherence when it comes to reviewing films. Phrases like “I enjoyed myself” “I had a good time” or “I’m intrigued” - are so overused and offer little to no insight whatsoever.

    This podcast is really insightful when it comes to keeping up with the major awards races, as the hosts do indeed follow the trends and seem to have some access to the industry insiders.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    adjamoos
    United States6 months ago

Listeners Say

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The podcast is generally viewed as an enjoyable and crucial resource for those wanting to stay updated on film trends and awards season, despite varying opinions on host dynamics.
Listeners appreciate the podcast for its insightful film reviews and industry insights, often finding it a reliable source for understanding the awards race.
Some express frustration over specific hosts' delivery and perceived lack of eloquence in film criticism.

Chart Rankings

How this podcast ranks in the Apple Podcasts, Spotify and YouTube charts.

Apple Podcasts
#183
United States/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#100
Canada/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#177
Australia/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#8
Indonesia/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#10
Saudi Arabia/TV & Film
Apple Podcasts
#31
Israel/TV & Film

Talking Points

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Interview With "Cover-Up" Directors Laura Poitras & Mark Obenhaus
Q: What was the initial assembly cut?
The initial cut was three hours and 45 minutes, but they always committed to a feature-length film.
Interview With "Cover-Up" Directors Laura Poitras & Mark Obenhaus
Q: What is Cy's reaction to the film?
Cy Hersh was initially reserved but was pleased with the film after its positive reception at Venice.
Interview With "Cover-Up" Directors Laura Poitras & Mark Obenhaus
Q: How do you split duties and communicate during the filmmaking process?
Mark and Laura clarify that they had no editorial control over the film from other participants, working collaboratively throughout the process.
Interview With "Avatar: Fire And Ash" Director James Cameron
Q: Do these also feel like culmination moments for you?
Cameron mentioned that the action sequences incorporate everything he's ever learned, emphasizing emotional through lines amidst the chaos.
Interview With "Avatar: Fire And Ash" Director James Cameron
Q: Can I use that?
James Cameron appreciated the host's way of phrasing the emotional leap between films, indicating his openness to exploring new perspectives for the film.

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1. James Cameron
2. Nathan Johnson
3. Josh O'Connor
4. Glenn Close
5. Rian Johnson
6. Daniel Craig
7. Bryan Fuller
8. Rich Delia

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