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Dave, Devindra, and Joanna Robinson from Pajiba delve deeper into the mysteries of Room 237, praise the remake of Evil Dead, and get excited about Man of Steel. Special guest Inkoo Kang joins us from the Village Voice.

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Dave, Devindra, and Joanna Robinson from Pajiba lament the passing of one of the greatest film critics that ever lived, admire The Place Beyond the Pines, praise the gorgeously-shot Hannibal, and reminisce about the awesomeness of Adam Quigley.

Be sure to also read Roger Ebert’s Nil By Mouth, Press Play’s essay on Room 237, and why being an art thief is a really bad business plan.

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In Part 2 of our FilmAid broadcast, Scott Beggs from FilmSchoolRejects joins us to chat with writer/director David Wain about his thoughts on LARPing, his most powerful filmgoing experiences, and the making of Children’s Hospital.

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In Part 1 of our FilmAid broadcast, Rian Johnson discusses his work on Looper and Breaking Bad, drops some hints at his next project, weighs in on the digital vs. film “debate,” and explains why it’s fun to make dog fart sounds with his mouth.

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Our epic, 10-hour long FilmAid broadcast is complete, and the results were incredible: a ton of amazing guests on the /Filmcast and over $10,000 raised for FilmAid! We recorded many of the episodes and will be airing them mostly in order. But since GI Joe: Retaliation is in theaters now, we just had to get you this segment first.

In part 6 of our FilmAid broadcast, Dave and Peter speak with director Jon Chu about what it was like making GI Joe: Retaliation, and get at the truth of why his blockbuster film was delayed for 9 months.

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Dave, Devindra, and Russ Fischer chat about the important Side by Side, debate the Veronica Mars kickstarter project, and take a look at the polarizing new film by Park Chan-Wook, Stoker. Special guest Stu VanAirsdale joins us for this episode. Be sure to check out Stu’s take on the Veronica Mars KickstarterAlan Sepinwall’s interview with Rob Thomas as well as Mat Honan’s take on why Kickstarter is not the future. 

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Dave, Adam, and Devindra get lukewarm about Dead Man Down, prematurely mourn the loss of Enlightened, and explain why film critics get no sympathy from anyone. Special guest Laremy Legel joins us. Be sure to check out Laremy’s new book, Film Critic. Also, read Scott Tobias’s piece on documentaries.

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Dave, Devindra, and DC Pierson discuss the awesomeness of The Americans, praise the polarizing Stoker, try to get you to watch Enlightened, and get confused about Channing Tatum’s involvement with our FilmAid fundraiser. Check out DC Pierson’s new book, Crap Kingdom. Be sure to check out DC’s newest stand-up set.

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