Sean Collier- Marta On The Move Episode 73

The first time I met Sean Collier, I didn't know what to expect. I knew his dad was a popular name in Pittsburgh, and so is Sean's. He was very quiet at a gathering we were all invited to, and I was honestly not sure if we would get along. To be honest, I was nervous to talk to him. He is probably laughing at me right now reading this. Well, it shows how much I know, we totally hit it off, and are now good buds. He is one of the better eggs in our city, and I love what he does. I have been on his podcast called You Can't Handle The Truth, where he, and Aaron Kleiber,(another awesome dude) review movies after an advance screening of them. Not sure you know this about me, but I am obsessed with movies. I used to keep lists when I was little of any category you can think of.

• Hottest actors
• Best on screen performance
• Best Love scene (I was a sick child)
• Best actress
• Best gruesome death (Once again.....)

The list went on... I still have these notebooks someplace stored in my mom's house like a time capsule. As I got older, I graduated to writing my own reviews, for no apparent reason then to get my thoughts out. I never submitted them, hell, I never even showed them to anyone else. I just liked doing it. I am sure if I reread them now, they would be both humorous and lame. With that being said, I wanted to pick Sean's brain about how the nomination process works for movie awards, what (in his mind) makes a great movie, how he writes reviews all the time without burning out, and how in the heck did he land one of the coolest jobs ever! Seeing movies before they hit theaters? AMAZING!

Grab your popcorn, candy, *ahem* bottle of wine, and tune into this fun conversation we had after we viewed Allied with Brad Pitt. I promise you will like it, even if you don't, we won't judge you. HEH, see what I did there?

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