Jude Law & Nicholas Hoult Interview | 'The Order,' 'Superman,' 'Road To Perdition' & More

[@jaimemitra2003]

Happy Reelblend Friday everyone!!

[@inawoodenhouse]

i was very excited when you announced this interview was coming and it did not disappoint. i got to see The Order this past Monday as Regal's Mystery Movie and i honestly loved it, such great performances all around.

[@seanoconnell2073]

Terrific throwback to 1970s crime dramas

[@kommandantklink5032]

Dune Part Two my best picture choice.

[@JohnnyBobby-d2m]

Great interview as always! Anyone have any idea when The Order opens in Canada?! I really want to see it haha

[@v.k.2121]

Watched The Order a few hours ago and really loved it. Very strong from the filmmaking aspect. The directing, the cinematography, the acting, the script, the soundtrack - everything is on high level. Reminded me of Mindhunter and True Detective

[@have_studs_will_travel2809]

I remember first watching Nicholas Hoult in "About a Boy", and wonder why he isn't a more "popular" actor today because I think he is really good

[@wilfreddale764]

I think he is really shy and awkward in person.

[@samgraef3028]

Maybe it’s because REELBLEND STARTED AS AN AWARDS PODCAST, but a big ReelBlend episode in the Winter just feels right.

[@samgraef3028]

Such a bummer that Dune Part Two came out in March. It’s still head and shoulders above everything else in contention that I’ve seen (I still need to see The Brutalist)

[@jillvalley212416]

Wicked winning Best Picture would be the most ridiculous win since Green Book.

[@wilfreddale764]

Remember Nicolas hoult from single man kinda before it’s time.

[@danielcamacho5457]

Hey Sean, did you ever get around to watching Challengers? It's one of my faves of the the year and I know that Kevin, Gabe and (I think) Jake dug it as well.

[@seanoconnell2073]

I did! Really liked it. Great performances, and a killer score. I thought all three were fantastic.

[@jameswatza649]

If Dune 2 was dropped near the end of the year it would win for sure. It deserves to win.

[@andgozz]

I think people need to read Queer the novel before watching the movie, even the way the book was written, makes sense why the scenes or chapters jumped in kind of “random” ways, since the book is based on Burroughs unfinished manuscripts for this book and letters. In fact, his mom’s last name is Lee, and he used it for his main characters name. Also Queer is part of a sequel from a previous novel called “Junkie” which makes more sense why he is a drug addicted. Personally, the movie was exactly what I was expecting!

[@matthewjcalderon]

Dune: Part Two is still my pick for BP. I knew this would happen in March that people would forget about it or forget about how much and how many people loved it. I wouldn't be mad about Anora winning however. I would be mad about Wicked though.

[@zackarydecicco3919]

I think Wicked and Dune: Part II sweep the technical categories, I don’t think either one wins any of the big categories. I’m guessing Conclave or Anora wins. Anora shouldn’t get any Oscar nominations, except maybe Mikey Madison. That movie was not good.

[@MMattTenet]

With all the category fraud and rules not mattering, just give Best Picture to Interstellar since it's back in theaters

[@DaniG-ex3vf]

Disney and Pixar are still making direct to DVD films. Moana 2 is proof of that.

[@AlwaysLoudAA]

No way Wicked beats Dune 2 for best picture. Sorry Jake.

[@tomhahnl1927]

Nosferatu

[@alexandriaelizabethh]

Wicked for Best Picture this year! I just saw The Last Showgirl on Wednesday and it was stunning! Absolutely incredible… I really hope it will be in the running this year for a few nominations, would love to hear your thoughts and reviews! 🤍🩷🩵💙💛