A long time ago (this week) in a galaxy far, far away (the offices of JOE.ie)…
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Merry New Year podcast listeners.
Isn’t it incredible to think that this beautiful planet of ours is a whopping 2014 years old this year?
To celebrate this amazing scientifically-accurate occasion, the team make no changes at all and do what they’ve been doing every other week – review the latest Irish cinema releases.
This week, resident office fancy dan Adrian Collins, Sue ‘Baby Hands’ Murphy and token Northern lackey Eoghan Doherty discuss the following releases:
Steve McQueen’s (not that one) incredible new film 12 Years A Slave; Robert Redford’s All Is Lost AKA Life Of Pi For Real Men; Mandela: Long Walk To Freedom starring Idris ‘face it, I’m much cooler than you’ll ever be’ Elba; and the hot mess that is American Hustle… if you’re in to that kind of hot messy thing.
There’s also a look back at the unashamed binging that took place over the festive period – binging of the delicious viewing kind that is, not the delicious eating kind – as the team discuss the TV shows that seasonally satisfied them the most including the brilliant triple-whammy of Parks And Rec, House Of Cards and It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia.
Oh, and Netflix may be mentioned. A lot.
But wait! There’s more! For additional awesome suggestions of other excellent, binge-worthy television shows to check out, just click here for JOE’s ‘Bingewatch’ article, featuring a lovely picture of the Hoff.
JOE wants you to get in on the act too by emailing us at [email protected] (with ‘Film Podcast’ in the title), tweeting us @JOEdotie, or get in touch via Facebook where you can send us your thoughts on new releases, the Irish Box Office and anything film-related in general.
Just don’t send us nudey pics, OK?
Remember, by sending us in your own feedback you’ll be in with a chance of winning nothing.
Absolutely nothing. Except our respect. But you must earn it, like the tastiest of salted crackers.
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