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Now that everyone's back from holidays, The Filum Show returns - but already there's changes afoot for the gang! With Mike Sheridan now departing to take up his career as a professional Keanu Reeves stalker / John Wick enthusiast, Eoin Ronayne takes on the role of host. Producer Dave, meanwhile, has gone missing in Greece and is presumed tanned - while Dee Molumby and Brian Lloyd have to try and produce the show themselves. 'Toy Story 4' and 'BrightBurn' are up for review, and we have a special interview with 'Metal Heart' director Hugh O'Conor and tickets to give away to its premiere!
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In a very special episode of The Filum Show, Oscar-winning director Asif Kapadia stopped by the studio (after being in a car accident, long story) to talk about his latest documentary, 'Diego Maradona'. Kapadia previously directed 'Amy' and 'Senna', winning a Best Documentary Oscar for the former. Brian talked to Asif about navigating the research process, Maradona's own career, directing on David Fincher's Netflix series 'Mindhunter', and why his next project will be unlike anything he's done before.
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John Wick 3. John Wick 3. John Wick 3. John Wick 3. John Wick 3.
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This week Eoin steps into Mike's shoes to help the guys review The Hustle and Detective Pikachu. We also have a look at Dee's chat with Anne Hathaway for The Hustle.
Also Brian is older than Jesus.
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First up we chat about Zac Efron as Ted Bundy in 'Extremely Wicked, Shockingly Evil and Vile' (such a long title). Then we chat about the JRR Tolkien biopic, conveniently titled 'Tolkien'.
Brian compares 'A Dog's Journey' to a warm cup of tea (which makes it fantastic in my book).
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This week the gang review the biggest film of the year, 'Avengers: Endgame' and Bo Burnham's 'Eighth Grade'. Irish actor Moe Dunford also drops into studio to talk about his new movie The Dig.
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This week Mike, Dee and Brian review Mel Gibson and Vince Vaughn's crime drama Dragged Across Concrete as well as psychological thriller Greta. They also share their *slightly* critical thoughts on Netflix's latest movie releases.
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Sure we're back aren't we, not like us.
Lots of lovely reviews in this one, I'm not evening going to tell you what. They might be in the episode title though. They definitely are.
We're all excited for Avengers: Endgame coming out too. Except Mike, who only wants to see John Wick 3.
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This week on The Filum Show, ahead of the release of Avengers: Endgame, it's an Avengers special with thanks to our good pals at ODEON Cinemas. The guys deep-dive on all things Marvel thus far, and discuss what the next wave of films and characters could bring.
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You want some Dumbo reviews? Get them here while they're piping hot.
Hungry for more? Alright then you greedy guts, we'll review The Dirt for you as well while we're at it.
Brian is enjoying his current status as Mayor of Entertainment.ie following the delicious Reddit meme swirl surrounding his Paul Rudd Thanos/Antman interview.
Next week is an Avengers special. If you don't come listen I'll bash you.
Producer Dave xx
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The Filum Show is entertainment.ie's weekly round-up of movie reviews, news and interviews hosted by Eoin Ronayne, Dee Molumby and Brian Lloyd.