Ep. 618 - Stowaway

The Filmcast

Tv & Film, Entertainment News, News

4.7 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 11 May 2021

⏱️ 104 minutes

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Summary

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David returns to a movie theater after more than a year away while Jeff gets meta with The Show About the Show. For the feature review, the cast watches Stowaway, the new Netflix sci-fi thriller directed by Joe Penna.

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Weekly Plugs

David - Scott Seiss on going viral on IKEA TikTok

Devindra - Engadget Podcast on the uselessness of Facebook’s Oversight Board

Jeff - I return to The Dungeon Run this Wednesday twitch.tv/thedungeonrun

Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)
What we've been watching (~25:53)

David - Wrath of Man (in theaters!), Mare of Easttown

Devindra - Demon Slayer

Jeff - The Show about the Show, Jupiter’s Legacy episode 1

Feature (~1:15:05)
Stowaway
Spoilers (~1:25:00)

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Something that's made the past year of my life way easier?
0:03.6	Being a long time user of HelloFresh.
0:05.9	It's America's number one meal kit for a reason and now is the best time to find out why.
0:10.6	Go to HelloFresh.com, slash Filmcast12, and use code Filmcast12 for 12 free meals, including
0:19.4	free shipping.
0:40.8	Hello everyone and welcome to the slash Filmcast.
0:43.7	My name is David Chen and the place where I'd like to travel to is Daniel Day Kim's bicep,
0:48.9	joining me today is Devinja Hardowar.
0:54.4	How you know what?
0:56.9	That is exactly where I was going.
1:01.3	The thing that will save us of this ship is Daniel Day Kim's arms.
1:05.7	All hail Daniel Day Kim's arms.
1:07.7	Indeed, indeed a Jeffrey Kanata.
1:10.3	And I am the unforeseen extra member that will ruin everything.
1:16.8	Welcome to the slash Filmcast.
1:17.8	Of course, those are references to our main review today.
1:20.6	Stoe away, new film that's on Netflix, science fiction movie.
1:24.4	A lot to discuss there.
1:26.0	But before we get to that, we also have some, we've been watching for you some weekly plugs,
1:30.4	and a couple of other random bips and bops there.
1:33.3	You can find more episodes of the show at slash Filmcast.com, email us at slash Filmcast
1:38.2	at gmail.com.
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