The Filum Show

On this week's episode of The Naan Bread Show / The Filum Show, we've got an Irish exclusive interview with Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones of 'The Aeronauts', plus our review of Martin Scorsese's long-awaited crime saga, 'The Irishman'. We're also talking about Colin Farrell's apparent casting as Penguin in Matt Reeves' 'The Batman', and what's your favourite kind of naan bread? Yes, there is a longer-than-necessary discussion about naan bread because, we hate to say it, but this show has seriously gone downhill.

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On a bumper-sized edition of The Filum Show, we've got reviews for Stephen King's 'Doctor Sleep' and Ken Loach's 'Sorry We Missed You', as well as two very special interviews with Jillian Bell, the star of 'Brittany Runs A Marathon' and Paul Laverty, the screenwriter of 'Sorry We Missed You'. As well as this, Dee, Eoin and Brian talk about their favourite horrors as it's our Halloween Special! 

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On our uber-efficent, highly-stringent, deeply smooth show this week, we're talking about the return of Linda Hamilton to the 'Terminator' franchise, otherwise known as 'Terminator: Dark Fate', and Joe Talbot's directorial debut, 'The Last Black Man in San Francisco', which leads into a lovely story Eoin had about living in San Francisco during his J-1 and finding out his next-door neighbour there was from Skerries, Co. Dublin.

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There's not one, not two, but THREE celebrity interviews on this week's jam-packed show! Three! That's bigger than two!

Brian talks to Woody Harrelson (WOODY!) and Jesse Eisenberg for 'Zombieland: Double Tap', Dee talks to Chiwetel Ejiofor, Ed Skrein and Sam Riley for 'Maleficent: Mistress of Evil', and Eoin talks to Brian AND Dee about these two movies! Talking! In your ears! About movies! There's also reviews for 'Dark Lies The Island', 'Official Secrets', 'Shaun the Sheep: Farmageddon' and there's even bad singing of Joy Division songs because everyone loves 'Control' and Joy Division! Don't forget to tweet us your favourite moments @TheFilumShow and rate the show! Because our producers care about these things!

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On this week's super-sized edition of entertainment.ie's flagship movie podcast and Ireland's most beloved purveyors of movie news, reviews and endlessly stupid sound effects, we've got reviews of Ang Lee's 'Gemini Man', the new Dreamworks Animation movie 'Abominable' (wherein Brian drops in that he's been to China in the most unsubtle way possible), Dee talks Bronagh Gallagher's sweet new dramedy 'A Bump Along The Way', and together, the gang try to mention the name of their website - entertainment.ie - ten times in one show because the producers told them to. Does it work? Yes, yes it does.

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The gang's delicious SPOILER-FILLED review of 'Joker' runs from 16:00 to 38:30.

An intense episode of The Filum Show this week as we delve into the nature of reviews, the importance of a critic's bias, and whether 'Joker' should be held accountable for it's 'incel' controversy. So, a fairly robust debate from Eoin, Brian and Dee this week.

They also talk about Michael Bay's Brand of BAYHEM returning for 'Underground 6', Margot Robbie's return to the character of Harley Quinn in 'Birds of Prey', and Renee Zellweger's haunting performance as Judy Garland in 'Judy'.

On top of that we've also got a brilliant interview with 'Losing Alaska' director Tom Burke, where Dee discusses his documentary about a small Alaskan community coming to terms with the slow-moving disaster of climate change.

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On this week's jam-packed, uber-exciting edition of The Filum Show, the gang talk 'Ready Or Not', starring Not Margot Robbie (it's Samara Weaving, but she looks really like Margot Robbie) and 'The Goldfinch', starring Ansel Elgort (who isn't a good actor, sorry).

We're also talking about the full trailer for 'El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie' and we're dissecting the news that Jonah Hill is set to join Matt Reeves' 'The Batman' and what potential role he'll be playing in it. Plus, we're also talking crap about stuff completely unrelated to movies, but that's probably half the reason you're listening.

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On this week's edition of The Filum Show, Brian and Dee clash (!) over 'Ad Astra', Brad Pitt, movies about dads and sci-fi - all while Eoin has to look on in horror at what's become of the show. Dee talks Sylvester Stallone and 'Rambo: Last Blood', and 'The Kitchen' is up on the chopping block. Not only that, the gang talk 'The Princess Bride' remake that's currently being touted by Sony, and how it's as close as you can get to perfection with a movie. That's right, you read that correctly - 'The Princess Bride' is a perfect movie, and you can call down to North Dock, Dublin 1 and fight us if you think otherwise, pal. We're here waiting for you.

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On this jam-packed edition of the Filum Show, Maeve Higgins and Will Forte talk to Dee about flatulence, driving lessons, and the Irish horror-comedy 'Extra Ordinary', as well as reviewing it. Not only that, we've also got the first review of 'Downton Abbey' and 'Hustlers'. 

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It's another jam-packed extravaganza on this week's episode of The Filum Show, with the first review of 'It: Chapter Two' in podcast form anywhere in the world! (Maybe, don't quote us on that, but we're pretty sure)

The gang also talk about the early reviews for 'Joker' coming out of the Venice Film Festival, plus news about Michael Mann's prequel / sequel to 'Heat', a possibly trilogy for 'Terminator: Dark Fate' and Eoin finally gets to see 'Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood', like three weeks after it was eventually released.

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