247 episodes
Film Fandango Film Fandango
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4.3 • 7 Ratings
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Comedians David Reed and Marek Larwood discuss films old and new, from the latest releases to cult classics.
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327: The End
After six years of weekly episodes, David, Marek & Danielle say goodbye to Film Fandango.
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326: Coco
Coco (2018) - Marek Larwood and Simon Feilder visit the Crouch End Picturehouse to watch Disney/Pixar's latest Coco. They talk about what films make them cry and are quite sad that it's the penultimate episode of Film Fandango.
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325: Darkest Hour
Darkest Hour (2018) - Marek Larwood goes to the Barnet Everyman cinema to watch Darkest Hour with his friend Galia Admoni. They talk about the carpet in the Everyman, how much Galia fancies Gary Oldman and read letters.
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324: Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri & The Ballad of Shirley Collins
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2018) & The Ballad of Shirley Collins (2017) - Marek Larwood speaks to Tim Plester about his documentary about a cult folk singer - The Ballad of Shirley Collins and then they talk about Martin McDonagh's Three Billboards.
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323: Bright
Bright (2017) - Marek Larwood and Simon Feilder stay in and watch Netflix's £90m Will Smith Blockbuster - Bright. They also bang on about Netflix and read some letters out.
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322: Molly's Game
Molly's Game (2017) - Marek Larwood and Vicky O'Connell visit Crouch End Picturehouse to watch Jessica Chastain in Molly's Game. They later play Christopher Dodd's Sean Connery audio quiz.
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the podcast went downhill after danielle ward left!
puerile bickering hosts (david reed and marek larwood) have soiled the show.
if you want subjective rants (face it, you can get that anywhere) that have little relevance; or gushing praise of hollywood drek: then this is your podcast.
they used to have guests bring in a favorite film, now no-one wants to be a part of this.
even reed and larwood seem to have lost interest.
i subscribed when danielle reed was involved, she has moved on; i am too.