In this week’s episode of Lowkey Cinephile, I deep dive into The Social Network — David Fincher’s sleek, sharp, hauntingly brilliant portrayal of Facebook’s messy origin story. From Jesse Eisenberg’s icy performance to Andrew Garfield’s emotional explosion, from the razor-sharp Sorkin script to Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross’s haunting score, this is Cinema with a capital C.

I talk casting. I talk betrayal. I talk soundtracks, Oscars, and why this is my yearly must-watch.

It’s the biopic that set a new standard — and to me, it’s as close to perfect as cinema gets.

Also… Andrew Garfield is back as a tech CEO? We’ve come full circle.

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This week on Lowkey Cinephile, we’re talking about The Iron Claw — aka the movie where Zac Efron got jacked and then absolutely shattered my heart. I break down why this film hit me so hard, from the raw performances to the quiet, crushing grief that lingers in every scene. It’s not just about wrestling — it’s about brothers, expectations, and the emotional weight of being the strong one. Also in this episode: The Devil Wears Prada 2 is happening, Keanu Reeves is playing a chaotic angel, Netflix is teasing the next Knives Out, and we finally have our new Harry, Ron, and Hermione. Let’s get into it.

I found The Nice Guys by accident at 2AM in 2021… and it instantly became one of my all-time favorite movies.
Ryan Gosling’s comedic genius, Russell Crowe’s perfect foil energy, the mystery, the 70s vibes — it’s everything.
Let’s talk about the buddy-cop chaos we should have gotten a sequel for.

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