The Filum Show is back - for 15 minutes anyway! Seriously though folks, thanks for bearing with us in these surreal times and we can't wait to be back with a bang in July. In the meantime, we're giving you a one-off special interview with the award-winning, thoroughly delightful actress Rosamund Pike. She talks about taking on the legendary scientist Marie Curie in on demand movie 'Radioactive' and reflects on her career, including what motivates her in selecting roles. 'Radioactive' is available now on Amazon, iTunes, Sky, Google, BT, Virgin Media, Talk Talk, Rakuten, Sony and Microsoft.

The second episode of the gangs isolation sees us meet up remotely for a chat about COMEDIES. With April Fool's just gone and the low-lying feeling of doom all around us, there's never been a better time to tuck into a laugh-riot. That's why we've also gone ahead and picked out some of the best comedies streaming on Netflix and Amazon Prime right now. As always, tweet us @TheFilumShow to get in touch entertainment.ie

The gang are pulling an episode out of the bag REMOTELY this week, safely checking in on each other from their respective hidey holes. Do Tweet in to @TheFilumShow https://twitter.com/TheFilumShow

On this week's show, we're watching the world implode on itself with the coronavirus and talking about pandemic-related movies like 'Outbreak' (crap) and 'Contagion' (pretty good, actually). We're also talking about which movies have been impacted by the pandemic, and what it's going to mean for the future of movie releases for the month and year ahead. We're also reviewing 'The Hunt', 'Bloodshot' and 'Calm With Horses', and we're talking to Niamh Algar and Barry Keoghan about the movie too. End audio credit: Dawn of the Dead (2004)  

On this week's jam-packed show, we've got an interview with 'True History of the Kelly Gang' and '1917' star George Mackay. We also review Disney Pixar's latest offering, 'Onward', and we're talking about the delays affecting 'No Time To Die'. To get in touch with us, leave us a review or tweet us at @TheFilumShow and your message could be read out on a future episode!

On yet another jam-packed show, we're reviewing Leigh Whannell's remake of 'The Invisible Man' with Elisabeth Moss, plus an interview with Elisabeth Moss too! We're also reviewing 'Downhill', the US remake of 'Force Majuere', and we're also talking about 'The Many Saints of Newark', the cinematic prequel to HBO's groundbreaking series, 'The Sopranos'.

On this week's episode, the gang are talking about Harrison Ford's beardy beardiness in 'The Call of the Wild' and Steve Coogan's teeth and tan in 'Greed'. Are they good? Are they bad? What about Billie Eilish's 'No Time To Die', too? We're also discussing the 'Uncharted' movie that - AT LONG LAST - is going into production next month.

On this week's show, we're looking back over the shock that was the 92nd Oscars with 'Parasite' swooping in for Best Picture. Meanwhile, Dee went to see 'Sonic The Hedgehog' while Brian talked about how 'The Hunt' is back on and the fact it was even cancelled is a symptom of right-wing shithousery in American culture.

On this week's episode, we're reviewing the Oscar-nominated Korean satire smash, 'Parasite', and we're talking about one of the worst movies of the year and it's not even February - Robert Downey Jr.'s 'Dolittle'. In betwixt these two extremes lies 'Birds of Prey', with all the glitter and craziness you'd expect from a movie that features hyenas in as plot points. On top of that, we're also talking about 'Doctor Strange 2' and Sam Raimi's involvement, and we're also discussing 'Spiral: From The Book of Saw', Chris Rock's new horror movie and why it gives us real 'Se7en' vibes.

On this week's show, we have interviews with ROBERT PATTINSON and PAUL WALTER HAUSER for 'The Lighthouse' and 'Richard Jewell'. Meanwhile, we're reviewing 'The Lighthouse', 'Richard Jewell', and we're talking about 'A Beautiful Day In The Neighborhood' and 'Queen & Slim' as well as breaking down some of the news on the fourth 'Matrix' movie!

We're getting right into it this week on The Filum Show. The Academy Awards are just around the corner and we're talking through the hopefuls in each of the major categories. Does Saoirse Ronan stand a chance for the Best Actress Oscar? Spoiler: Probably not. But sure look, where else would you get that kind of gritty homegrown truthfulness? Keep your ears peeled (eww) in the coming weeks for more news on our first live event too - it really is going to be like nothing you've ever seen before.

On this weeks' bumper show, we have none other than JAMIE FOXX and MICHAEL B. JORDAN on the show talking about their latest movie, the harrowing legal drama 'Just Mercy'. We'll also be reviewing 'Just Mercy', as well as legacy threequel 'Bad Boys For Life', the Fox News scandal black comedy / drama 'Bombshell', and we're talking about the new 'Morbius' trailer with Jared Leto.

On our first episode of the new decade, we're doing some post-Golden Globes talk on the winners and losers of the night and looking ahead to the Oscars as well. Brian talks to Josh and Benny Safdie, the directors of 'Uncut Gems'. As well as this, the gang discuss Sam Mendes' war epic, '1917', and review 'Uncut Gems' before it lands in Irish cinemas this week. And if that wasn't enough, the gang also talked about what they did over Christmas!

On our final Filum Show of the year, we're talking some Christmas classics and movies on the TV over the Christmas break. We're also reviewing Greta Gerwig's 'Little Women', Taika Waititi's 'Jojo Rabbit', animated comedy 'Spies In Disguise', children's comedy 'Playing With Fire', plus we have an Irish EXCLUSIVE interview with Taika Waititi talking about 'Jojo Rabbit', and we've also got an extended interview with John Cena as well! As always, you can follow The Filum Show on Twitter at @TheFilumShow, and don't forget to review and rate our show as well! And from all of us here at the Filum Show and entertainment.ie, have a very Merry Christmas and we'll see you all in the New Year!

On the final review show of 2019, we're talking about two completely different movies with two completely different reviews - Tom Hooper's abomination onto the world of cinema, 'Cats', and a spoiler-free / spoiler-filled review of 'Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker'. We've also got OSCAR ISAAC on this week's show talking about 'Dune', working with CGI, and we talked to KELLY-MARIE TRAN and NAOMI ACKIE about the legacy of 'Star Wars', and got them to act out scenes with Darth Vader as the voice of Kermit The Frog. It works when you see the video of it on entertainment.ie - trust us.

It's coming towards the end of the year, so we're beginning our end of year specials with our Best Movies of 2019! Dee, Eoin and Brian are counting down their favourite movies of 2019, with Dee championing Bo Burnham's 'Eighth Grade' and Olivia Wilde's 'Booksmart', while Brian's repping Jordan Peele's 'Us' and James Gray's 'Ad Astra'. On top of that, we've also got the red-hot takes on the Golden Globes nominations, plus our review of 'Jumanji: The Next Level' on this week's show as well!

On yet another jam-packed episode of Ireland's favourite movie show, Brian flew over to London last week to talk to Edward Norton, the star / director / writer of 'Motherless Brooklyn', and his co-star Gugu Mbatha-Raw. We also review 'Motherless Brooklyn', as well as discussing Irish rom-com 'The Last Right' with a terrible Poirot impression. Not only that, the gang dissect the 'No Time To Die' trailer and we're also talking Netflix's latest orthographically generated Christmas movie, 'A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby'.

On this week's jam-packed show, we've got reviews of Rian Johnson's whodunnit 'Knives Out', papal buddy comedy (yes, really) 'The Two Popes', and another reboot of 'Charlie's Angels' as well. We've also got an interview with composer Danny Elfman ahead of 'The Nightmare Before Christmas' Live at 3Arena next week, and we've got some terrible (or maybe not?) impressions of Werner Herzog. 

In this weeks show the gang discuss #ReleaseTheSnyderCut controversy around Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice, and take a deep dive into Disney's upcoming slate of releases into 2023. We learn whether Frozen 2 can top its predecessor, and how Brian got on dressed as Olaf for the premiere. Find out how Chadwick Boseman performs in 21 Bridges too! We also hear about Eoin's 'Cheap Skink' idea, and learn how many bridges there are in Pittsburgh, which is possibly a bit less interesting. Like the show? Rate and review us and don't forget to tweet us at @TheFilumShow.

In an absolutely JAM-PACKED show this week, we've got interviews with Paul Feig and Henry Golding from 'Last Christmas', and James Mangold, the director of 'Logan', 'Girl, Interrupted' and more recently, 'Le Mans 66'. We've also got reviews for 'Last Christmas', 'Le Mans 66', 'The Report', 'Marriage Story', 'Little Monsters' and because that's enough stuff to review, we even talked about Dublin's Grafton Quarter because our producers said we need to do more local content. CONTENT. Like the show? Rate and review us and don't forget to tweet us at @TheFilumShow.

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.

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! 

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.

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!

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.

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. Follow The Filum Show on Twitter @TheFilumShow to join the conversation!  

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.   To get in touch, e-mail brian@entertainment.ie or follow us on Twitter! @TheFilumShow

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.

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'. 

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.

Now that Eoin and Dee are back from holidays, the Filum Show triumvirate is back in action with another jam-packed show of silliness. 'The Mustang' is reviewed by Brian, who it seems has a very special bond with horses that verges on something particularly... uh, disturbing? Let's say disturbing. Dee, meanwhile, talks about Aaron Taylor-Johnson AND Aaron Taylor's Johnson in 'A Million Pieces'. Before all that, though, Eoin and Brian further reveal how much they're utter nerds by dissecting the D23 footage of 'The Rise of Skywalker' and compare it to a relatively obscure novel from the early '90s that they both read as pasty-skinned dweebs in their youth.

On this week's show, Brian talks to Ivan Kavanagh, the director of new Western 'Never Grow Old', starring Emile Hirsch and John Cusack. Dee and Brian also review 'Never Grow Old', plus a review of the latest alligator-home-invasion thriller 'Crawl', which features Kaya Scodelario as a competitive swimmer, forced to swim for her life! Convenient! 

On this week's show, we're talking about Quentin Tarantino's new movie, 'Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood' and we're ranking the filmography of the man himself. As well as this, we're also looking at trailers Greta Gerwig's 'Little Women' and Terence Malick's 'A Hidden Life' plus dissecting the controversy surrounding Bruce Lee in 'Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood'. Did we say Tarantino enough times for SEO purposes? Let's say it once more. Quentin Tarantino. Oh yeah, that's the good stuff.

In yet another jam-packed show, we've got reviews for 'The Art Of Racing In The Rain', 'Animals' and 'Blinded By The Light', plus an extended interview with its director Gurdinder Chadha where she talks to Brian about Bruce Springsteen, directing musical moments and lots more besides. We're also dissecting the latest movie news, including Andy Serkis as director of 'Venom 2', and the teaser for Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' which has yet to surface online officially.

On this week's bumper edition of The Filum Show, we have the first Irish audio review of 'Hobbs and Shaw', and we've also got a review for 'The Angry Birds Movie 2' - which, it turns out, are practically the same movie. We're also dissecting the first trailers for Martin Scorsese's 'The Irishman' and Robert Eggers' 'The Irishman', and Dee talked to 'Animals' director Sophie Hyde. PLUS! We preview the GAZE Film Festival, give steaming hot takes on movies, and it turns out Brian has never seen 'The Passion of the Christ' - even though he is, in fact, older than Christ.

On this week's show, the gang talk about the continuing corporate behemoth that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe and the recently-announced Phase 4 at San Diego Comic-Con, including Mahershala Ali replacing Wesley Snipes as Blade. Meanwhile, the gang shoot the proverbial on George Miller confirming two more sequels to 'Mad Max', plus reviews of Netflix schlock-fest 'Secret Obsession', 'Horrible Histories: The Movie', AND lots of meandering discussions!

On this week's episode, Brian flies to London to talk to Billy Eichner, Seth Rogen and Jon Favreau about 'The Lion King' and then flies back to Dublin to talk Dee and Eoin about the movie itself! As well as this, the gang breaks down the rumours concerning Lashana Lynch playing 007 in 'Bond 25', Austin Butler's casting in the Elvis biopic with Baz Luhrman, and there's also a BRAND NEW jingle for Movie Reviews!

On this week's show, the gang dissect the latest instalment of 'The Conjuring' franchise - 'Annabelle Comes Home' - starring Friend Of The Show™ Patrick Wilson, plus 'Stuber' starring Dee's personal friend (not really) Dave Bautista and Kumail Nanjiani. Meanwhile, our new-and-improved Movie News Segment talks about the impending reboot of 'Saw' with Samuel L. Jackson and Chris Rock, not to mention Netflix taking on 'Red Notice' with Dwayne Johnson and Ryan Reynolds. All this, plus horrific stories about Eoin showing his girlfriend 'The Wind That Shakes The Barley' and loads more that we can't reasonably describe to you in this description.

In another YUGE show, the gang (well, just Dee) reviews 'Spider-Man: Far From Home' and talks about the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. On top of that, the gang also discuss 'Hobbs & Shaw' and get into a very long discussion about action movies, not to mention some close-harmony singing of 'I'll Make A Man Out Of You' from Disney's 'Mulan'. Yes, this show has it all and anyone who says differently is only kidding themselves.

On this week's jam-packed extravaganza of a show, Dee talks to Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis about 'Yesterday', the new rom-com where a world without The Beatles allows Himseh Patel (who she also talked to) become the world's most famous songwriter and sends him and his manager Lily James (Dee also talked to her) into a tailspin. Irish coming-of-age comedy 'Metal Heart' gets reviewed, along with 'Yesterday', and we dissect the possibility of Taika Waiti taking part in an animated adaptation of Flash Gordon. To top it all of, singer-songwriter Ódú takes part in the augural Movie Mastermind Quiz with Quentin Tarantino's 'Jackie Brown'.

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!

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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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.

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).

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.

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.

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.

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.

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