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After Dark: Favorite Dips, Mundane Stuff, Other Things We Saw at Sundance

🕑 Added 2025-02-07 17:57:21 +0000 UTC

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Gabe Robinson

Touché, Dave. I suppose repetition is part of human existence. For what it’s worth, please don’t take my facetious comment as an actual criticism of your wonderful podcast!

David Chen

Here's a challenge: try speaking into a microphone for 2-3 hours per week for 15 years and see if occasionally you repeat themes and concepts in your life that are important to you. Sorry you guys find the podcast occasionally repetitive. It's not intentional.

Stranger2Reality

I briefly flirted in the past with sarcastically asking in one of the mailbag threads if Devindra knows anything about NYC and if Dave likes movies that are about the immigrant experience, so I'm glad it's not just me. By the way, seems like yet another stupid choice for what this week's featured review is going to be, as Love Hurts was about as well received by critics and audiences as Kraven the Hunter was. I know Dave is doing his best to prop up a movie with an Asian lead, but they probably should have instead reviewed Heart Eyes, as that was a lot of fun and much better received/reviewed.

Mark P

Devindra mentioning NYC and Dave referencing the immigrant experience, two permanent staples of our beloved Filmcast. Love Hurts could be Dave’s best film of 2025 if it even briefly mentions life back in the ‘Old Country’

David Stripinis

Not sure why Devindra keeps talking erroneously about Hartford. There was a showcase Cinemas with 4 screens in East Hartford since the early 1970s. It eventually went to 12 or 14 screens over time ( it was renovated multiple times adding screens each time ). While four screens is nothing compared to the massive multiplexes of today, at the time it was a big deal. My very first movie going experience was at that cinema to see the original Christopher Reeve Superman.

Gabe Robinson

Does anyone know if Devindra ever lived in New York?

Drew Bonner Music

Folks, it’s 3:30am and I can’t sleep because *gestures around*. What a thrill and delight to escape for 40 minutes while my favorite podcasters discuss my insane query about their mundane habits and opinions. Dave, I’m so glad I gave you the venue to share your story about food temperatures. Thank you thank you thank you. Be well y’all.

Grant Cosper

I had no idea people had such a problem with hot food (other than soup).

Phoenix Bauer

This episode is peak Filmcast. More grab bag topics please!

Lawson S

Jeff, the same thing (kids watching things at full volume in a theater) happened to me. We do not, it seems, live in a society.

Simon Columb

Just a passing thought: I would highlight that there's nothing worse than food that's too cold or a hot drink that is luke warm. Rather it be too hot and wait for it too cool. :)

Zomino

The key to not breaking off a chip in queso specifically is to dip to coat and not scoop. Remain vertical and the chip won’t break.

Brandon Lee Tenney

Episodes like this are why I’m part of the Patreon.

Alec Rodriguez

Live calls would be fun once in a while lol

DarmineDoggyDoor

Dave kept saying “food bowl” like he’s Borat or something 😆 He puts food bowl by air fan to decrease eat temperature for pleasure mouth swallow

Donald Ward

AMC: Heartburn feels bad in a place like this

Jonathan Lee

What does David do when he goes to restaurants? Does he bring a portable fan and let it blow on the food? I can’t imagine being a waiter looking at him, they probably think he has an issue with the food cooked.