# Joan Chen

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Episode 171: Wedlock

“We got the best ball and chain in the world – your ass.”On this episode we take a look at futuristic prison movie starring Rutger Hauer: WEDLOCK (1991).We discuss cinema’s most typecast actors, jailhouse conjugals, and all the exploding helicopter action.Show notesWedlock (1991) aka DeadlockPlot: …

Sally Field New Movie Brings Octopus Mystery to Netflix

The Sally Field new movie Remarkably Bright Creatures is now streaming on Netflix, bringing Shelby Van Pelt’s bestselling novel to the screen as a warm, ocean-side mystery about grief, aging, and unexpected companionship. Field plays Tova, an elderly widow who works the night shift at an aquarium…

2FAST 2FILMS - "DECORADO" & "REMARKABLY BRIGHT CREATURES"

In this week's episode of the world's-fastest-movie-review podcast, Jackson and Mike review TWO new films!!! First "DECORADO" In the strange city of Anywhere, a middle-aged mouse named Arnold begins to suspect his reality is an elaborate staged performance controlled by unseen forces. As paranoia …

The Downsides of Dating a Nomad

Sym Blanchard has appeared on many WanderLearn episodes. In this 3-part series, Sym appears with his sweetheart, Joan Chan. Both are in their early 70s. I love elders because they usually don’t give a f**k what others think of them. They’re the opposite of teenagers. Elders are genuine, transparent…

Heartfelt Bonds & Aquatic Wonders: 'Remarkably Bright Creatures' (2026)

In this episode of Mindset Movie Reviews, I take a closer look at Remarkably Bright Creatures (2026). Directed by Olivia Newman, starring Sally Field, Lewis Pullman, Colm Meaney, Joan Chen, and Kathy Baker. ⭐ Rating: 3.5/5 🏆 IMDb: 7.7/10 🎬 Genre: Comedy and Drama ⏱ Runtime: 111 minutes 📅 Re…

Food for Thought S5.E4

If you like Tales From the Crypt, you'll love our Messed Up Movies Podcast! New episodes Mon, Wed, Fri. Synopsis: A psychic clown and part-time cook who abuses his assistant and wife learns that she is having an affair with a fire eater and plans to runs off with him. Starring: Ernie Hudson, Joan…

What's New in EoE?

In this episode, Joan Chen, MD, of the University of Michigan, and Ofer Fass, MD, of Northwestern Medicine, review the latest developments in eosinophilic esophagitis (EoE) diagnosis, treatment, and long-term management. The discussion explores emerging EoE therapies, including the investigational,…

The Hunted

Thank you to our listener, Ryan, for requesting this ninja versus samurai goodness. Also, this one goes out to Paul’s friend Paul. They saw this one in the theater so long ago. While on business in Nagoya, Japan, Paul Racine (Christopher Lambert) hooks up with Kirina (Joan Chen) who is a million ti…

Unique Lens: The Podcast - Episode 3 - Interview with Xiaodan He for Montreal, My Beautiful

Thanks to the programming team at Frameline 50, I sit down and chat with writer director Xiaodan He about her latest and truly heartwarming film Montreal, My Beautiful (Montreal, ma belle). We talk about being multi-lingual, immigrants, and the incredible Joan Chen who leads this film.

Dìdi Review — A Love Letter to Being 13 in the late 2000s

Joshua Hunter reviews Dìdi, Sean Wang's semi-autobiographical directorial debut about Chris "Didi" Wang, a 13-year-old Taiwanese-American boy growing up in Fremont, California during the summer of 2008 — caught between his family's traditions at home and the skate parks, friend group drama, and fir…