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The MovieFilm Podcast: <i>Captain America: The Winter Soldier</i>, Plus Nick Frost Talks <i>Cuban Fury</i>

This week, we get into a fun- (and spoiler-) filled discussion of Marvel Studios' latest (and greatest?) superhero adventure,
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This week, we get into a fun- (and spoiler-) filled discussion of Marvel Studios' latest (and greatest?) superhero adventure,
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
(
read my review here
)! But before that, Sean, Brian, and I kick things off by talking about Darren Aronofsky's divisive epic 
Noah
(
read my review here
)
,
and Arnold Schwarzenegger's latest actioner,
Sabotage
(
read my review here
). Then, you can listen to my exclusive conversation with actor/producer Nick Frost to talk about his newest film
Cuban Fury
, and about wrapping up the much-loved "Cornetto Trilogy" with Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg.

We also weight in on David Letterman retiring his announcement, The Matrix's fifteenth anniversary (read my original review here), word that comedy all-stars Key & Peele are producing a remake of Police Academy, and share varying degrees of optimism (or lack thereof) based on the trailer for the Michael Bay-produced Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles revival. Give it a listen via the embed below, or download or stream at iTunes or Stitcher. Like always, make sure you write us a review to let us know how we're doing! Be sure to drop us a line via our Facebook page or email address at MovieFilmPodcast@gmail.com. Enjoy!

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