Ep. 697 - The Menu

The Filmcast

Tv & Film, Entertainment News, News

4.7 • 3.9K Ratings

🗓️ 22 November 2022

⏱️ 114 minutes

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Summary

David, Devindra, and Jeff discuss how the old Bob is replacing new Bob at Disney, James Cameron's awesome new GQ profile, and then dive into the history of Pepsi, the final season of Dead To Me, the pleasures of Fleishman is in Trouble, and Mark Mylod's new film The Menu.

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Weekly Plugs
David - Decoding TV: The Crown Season 5 Eps 1-3 Review
Devindra - Engadget Podcast on our holiday gift guide
Jeff - DLC

Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only) What we've been watching (~30:00)
David - Pepsi Where’s My Jet, Fire of Love,
Devindra - Dead to Me S3, Tár, Cow
Jeff - The Simpsons, Strange World, Fleishman is in Trouble, Mammals,

Featured Review (~1:20:00)
The Menu
SPOILERS (~1:33:00)
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Transcript

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0:00.0	Hello everyone and welcome to the film cast.
0:21.8	I am David Chen and this podcast has an oaky afterbirth with hints of longing and regret.
0:29.0	Joining me today is David your Hardware.
0:32.2	Waiter, I don't think this menu is sustainable.
0:36.7	And Jeff Kanada.
0:39.0	In the menu that is the film cast, I like to think of myself as the Amuse Boosh.
0:44.4	Okay, it literally translates to mouth amuser.
0:48.9	Well, those are of course all vague and oblique references to the fact that today on the film
0:53.9	cast we're going to be reviewing Mark Myled's newest movie The Menu.
0:58.6	Lots to discuss in our conversation about that movie for reasons I will get into it.
1:03.9	I'm very excited to talk about this with you guys.
1:05.7	But you can find more episodes of this podcast at thefilmcast.com.
1:08.5	Email us slashfilmcast at gmail.com and find us on TikTok, Twitter, YouTube, at the filmcast
1:17.6	pod.
1:18.6	Today on the podcast we got a couple of film news items to discuss with you, specifically
1:22.8	one big one at one of the major media companies in the world.
1:27.3	James Cameron has done a profile with GQ magazine that's incredible that I must discuss with
1:32.7	you guys.
1:33.7	And then we got some while we've been watching before getting to our review of the menu.
1:37.4	So lots to get to.
1:39.7	But first, yes, go ahead.
1:41.6	I don't know what your but first is.
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