On this episode, Sam returns from his holiday and spends the first 20 minutes showing Danny all the photos he took and reciting a lengthy anecdote about a really helpful waiter he met.Afterwards they discuss the latest movie news, but annoyingly every news item reminds Sam of the hotel he was staying in. Danny then tackles Swedish comedy Force Majeure, which causes Sam to recollect about a humorous incident at the airport where there was a mix up with his luggage.Finally, Sam reviews dog avenging action thriller John Wick. However one of the characters mentions Iceland which prompts another tedious digression.

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On this episode, Sam returns from his holiday and spends the first 20 minutes showing Danny all the photos he took and reciting a lengthy anecdote about a really helpful waiter he met.

Afterwards they discuss the latest movie news, but annoyingly every news item reminds Sam of the hotel he was staying in.

Danny then tackles Swedish comedy Force Majeure, which causes Sam to recollect about a humorous incident at the airport where there was a mix up with his luggage.

Finally, Sam reviews dog avenging action thriller John Wick. However one of the characters mentions Iceland which prompts another tedious digression.

 

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Whilst Sam is away, we thought it best to offer up a platter of classic Film Chat moments to chuckle at nostalgically!The best of all the songs, some Oscar worthy acting and some very silly giggle fits about Christopher Lee's age....

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Whilst Sam is away, we thought it best to offer up a platter of classic Film Chat moments to chuckle at nostalgically!

The best of all the songs, some Oscar worthy acting and some very silly giggle fits about Christopher Lee's age....

 

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On this episode of Film Chat, Danny, being the older of the two, was sent to review Noam Baumbach's bitter old man comedy While We're young. The references to Rita Ora, 1D, The Twilight Saga and Beyblades went right over his decrepit, balding head.Meanwhile, being the quickest and angriest Film Chat host, Sam was tasked with reviewing action sequel behemoth Fast and Furious 7. Ironically his review is both slow and meek.PLUS we discuss Disney's live action remake of Pinocchio, the casting on Ang Lee's latest film AND we have an exclusive audio clip from upcoming comic book, remake, reboot, and franchise spawner and/or killer Fantastic Four.

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On this episode of Film Chat, Danny, being the older of the two, was sent to review Noam Baumbach's bitter old man comedy While We're young. The references to Rita Ora, 1D, The Twilight Saga and Beyblades went right over his decrepit, balding head.

Meanwhile, being the quickest and angriest Film Chat host, Sam was tasked with reviewing action sequel behemoth Fast and Furious 7. Ironically his review is both slow and meek.

PLUS we discuss Disney's live action remake of Pinocchio, the casting on Ang Lee's latest film AND we have an exclusive audio clip from upcoming comic book, remake, reboot, and franchise spawner and/or killer Fantastic Four.

 

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This week, Danny went to see Wild Tales, an Argentinian anthology of short stories about passion, justice, and revenge -- and Sam went to see Michael Winterbottom's The Face of An Angel, a film about a gloomy man taking cocaine and going on Skype.* One got a much more positive review than the other.We discuss whether the recently announced live-action Winnie the Pooh film could successfully continue the trend of uncanny-valley CGI bear children's films begun with Paddington; and possible plotlines for a film adaptation of Play-Doh. We also touch on Easter, a major holiday that does not seem to inspire filmmakers.*He's also trying to work out how to make a film about Amanda Knox and Meredith Kercher. But mainly he wants to drink and go on Skype.

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This week, Danny went to see Wild Tales, an Argentinian anthology of short stories about passion, justice, and revenge -- and Sam went to see Michael Winterbottom's The Face of An Angel, a film about a gloomy man taking cocaine and going on Skype.* One got a much more positive review than the other.

We discuss whether the recently announced live-action Winnie the Pooh film could successfully continue the trend of uncanny-valley CGI bear children's films begun with Paddington; and possible plotlines for a film adaptation of Play-Doh. We also touch on Easter, a major holiday that does not seem to inspire filmmakers.

*He's also trying to work out how to make a film about Amanda Knox and Meredith Kercher. But mainly he wants to drink and go on Skype.

 

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It's a lads special this week as the lads tackle some films aimed at the most important cinema going demographic -LADS.They discuss Sean Penn's 'old man with a gun movie' The Gunman, and Jason Statham's 'middle aged man with no guns movie' Wild Card.They also pay tribute to the greatest lad of them all, Clarkson, with an in depth analysis of his favourite films. The whole thing is heavily reminiscent of the 19th Koricho Uno film 'Caressing a peach' which, despite it's title, is the most masculine film ever made.LADS! LADS! LADS! LADS! LADS!

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It's a lads special this week as the lads tackle some films aimed at the most important cinema going demographic -LADS.

They discuss Sean Penn's 'old man with a gun movie' The Gunman, and Jason Statham's 'middle aged man with no guns movie' Wild Card.They also pay tribute to the greatest lad of them all, Clarkson, with an in depth analysis of his favourite films.

The whole thing is heavily reminiscent of the 19th Koricho Uno film 'Caressing a peach' which, despite it's title, is the most masculine film ever made.

LADS! LADS! LADS! LADS! LADS!

 

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