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After Dark: Adele's Vegas Residency, Richard Linklater's NYTimes interview, Favorite Food Places, Intermissions in Movies (Patreon)

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The Filmcast: After Dark is a bonus episode where we discuss a variety of random topics that are on our minds. David, Devindra, and Jeff discuss David's recent trip to Vegas, the types of food places they like to frequent, Richard Linklater's NYTimes interview, and our thoughts on intermissions in movies.

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Tyler Sexton

We need Jeff to watch The Mummy again before Waterworld

Mark P

Hat tip to Dave for trying to be very polite about the apparent plagiarism

Scott M. Adams

After hearing Jeff's comments about teachers - I appreciate him even more! I shifted from working in film to teaching and I honestly feel more passion about education than I did about the film industry. I love the job and it means a lot to get that call out from Jeff. On the other side though, I totally see Linklater's point of view. I see my young colleagues going crazy about every detail, stressing themselves out to make sure every lesson is taught immaculately and I look at them (with hopefully wisdom) and think that there also needs to be a balance in life and that one specific decision good (or bad) isn't going to ruin the lesson or the kids.

Lino Rodriguez Jr.

PLEASE do Waterworld! I remember loving that movie and not understanding all the hate. Haven’t watched it in years.

Phillip Jackson

"Mom's spaghetti" was a legit spit take for me. 😆

Garry L

I think bringing back an intermission is a terrible idea. More people will use it to get snacks and refills on drinks than go to the bathroom, and then those that come back late will disturb everyone already seated. And how long do you give them? 10 minutes? 15? People are already complaining about 25 minutes of trailers before a movie and now you’re going to tack on ten minutes to the total running time of a long movie? If you can’t hold it for a few hours, you might have bigger problems !

Michael Prescesky

“I think it’s a good idea, and I *double chest-pat* stand by.” - Dave on War Horse

Ryan Crisp
>>140136451

If only he’d been able to make the point without being interrupted every other word.

Asher Maitin

Dave Chen you’re the man! Thanks so much for reading my question on the pod. I was doing dishes when I heard you say Asher writes in and I stopped what I was doing immediately and stood dumbfounded as the water ran. You guys totally broke the fourth wall for me, it was so cool to hear you essentially interacting with me through my speaker. My brother max maitin wrote the post on medium, and he asked the original question using my account (Asher maitin). We love you guys, and your pod has just brought us even closer, it’s something we love to share together. We had a big laugh at this experience. Simply amazing!

Russell Hull
>>140136451

Glad I'm not the only one SUPER frustrated by that. Biggest pet peeve on any podcast: 1 member being in the middle of making a point and being drowned out by the other two who are basically not paying attention. Some of us were listening to the point and agreeing!

Matt Rockman

In the absence of widespread adoption of intermissions, I've found the RunPee app to be an invaluable tool for maximizing my bladder comfort-to-theatrical enjoyment ratio. And my wife and I met in a diner, and later had our engagement photos taken at the same diner. That particular culinary setting will always hold a special place for us. I even have good memories of working in one, which would have been insane to hear myself say at the time.

CDMatthew

I’m so glad it worked out for Dave and Joy to go see Adele in Vegas, and that the show was so great!! Also: much like Jeff (and I don’t often agree with Jeff), I consider myself a REBEL, because my intention is to have no ink on my body and no extra holes in my flesh when my life finally comes to an end. I’m radical that way. Also: I’m making a last-ditch attempt here to have you guys watch EXHUMA, the supernatural horror film directed by Jang Jae-hyun, and starring the great Choi Min-sik (of OLDBOY fame). EXHUMA was in theatres here in the US for only two weeks with practically NO promotion, and now appears to be available streaming on Apple-TV, Google-play and Hudu, as PPV. The movie is not perfect, but it’s great fun, containing moments of beauty, humor, mystery, and some genuinely frightening and creepy sequences. And all the actors are superb! Please seek it out…I’d love to hear your thoughts on it. Thanks! -CDMatthew in Boston

CDMatthew
>>140529138

Hooray!! I’ve kind of been pestering him about it. 😉 (But I know there’s been a LOT going on, and only so much viewing time.)

Dilly

That conversation about passion in your 20s was one of my favorites as someone who is 28 preparing to get married while also chasing my passions. It’s great insight into how I may feel in the future and just really appreciate Jeff’s openness. Also I will let Jeff know in 20 years if I regret my tattoos.

Stranger2Reality

Regarding food in movies, nobody makes food look more appealing than Tarantino does. From Brad's Big Kahunaburger, to Mia's milkshake, to Bud's frozen margaritas, to Hans Landa's apple strudel (avec la creme), to Stuntman Mike's nachos, to Calvin Candy's white cake, to Minnie’s Haberdashery stew, it all looks absolutely delicious. That man knows how to film food onscreen. Also, as good as In-N-Out's burgers are, they should probably be patronized about as much as Chick Fil A is, given their owner's fairly reprehensible beliefs and behaviors, especially regarding Covid precautions.

toeknee
>>141250528

Boo about the in N out comment. Get over Covid already, most of America already did.

Stranger2Reality
>>141250528

Dave Chen and his immunocompromised wife certainly haven't though, which is why I brought it to his attention.

René Ruiz

The film to pair with “Waterworld“ would be Costner‘s first film with director, Kevin Reynolds. A little gem called “Fandango“. This expanded student film was produced by none other than Amblin and has a loyal cult following. It cemented Costner‘s friendship with Reynolds who he championed to direct “Robin Hood“. It’s on my top 10 list of favorite films and I hope you get to experience it!