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The MovieFilm Podcast: <i>Olympus Has Fallen</i>, <i>G.I. Joe</i>, and More!

The MovieFilm Podcast:,, and More!
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The latest MovieFilm installment starts off with my interview with legendary
G.I. Joe
writer Larry Hama as he discusses the origins of the Marvel Comics run and the continuing popularity of the "Real American Hero" line thirty-plus years later. From there, the gang discusses new releases
The Incredible Burt Wonderstone
and
Olympus Has Fallen
, seguing from there into the latest round of Hollywood Headlines, with a focus this week on old TV shows transitioning into new movies, including
24
,
The Man From U.N.C.L.E.
,
Good Times
(??), and the headline-making, Kickstarter-funded
Veronica Mars
feature film. In addition, we have in-depth discussions on the new trailers for
Kick Ass 2
,
Star Trek Into Darkness
, and TV's
Hannibal
, plus a fond thirtieth anniversary reminiscence of Francis Ford Coppola's classic
The Outsiders
, and a MovieFilm quiz on the many facets of the
Lethal Weapon
franchise. As always, you can stream below or 
download at the link
. Also, make sure to write a review or rank us on 
iTunes
, and hit "like" on our 
official Facebook page
!
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