This is it: the last episode of My Mum Has Seen a Movie. After reviewing 690 movies over six years of podcasting, we're hanging up our mics. But we go out with a bang by passing judgement on the fifth and final Indiana Jones movie ("It's going to pay for his funeral"), Wes Anderson's Asteroid City ("I liked the colours"), and the latest Mission Impossible ("The action is superb and Tom Cruise doesn't look as old as he is"). Thanks for listening, everyone.

This week mum and Rob are in Japan for a long-awaited holiday. While there they see two new Japanese films: tame horror Immersion (忌怪島), and gripping period drama Mountain Woman (山女). Mum has also seen Netflix actioner Extraction 2.

This week mum has seen Transformers: Rise of the Beasts ("I think Liam Neeson plays the big red truck, but they've put his voice through a boom box"). She has also prepared for her imminent Japanese holiday by seeing Japanese euthanasia drama Plan 75 ("Once you've done it, you've done it"), and documentary Tokyo Stories ("It bombards you with all the stuff that's over there").

This week mum has seen the live action remake of Disney's The Little Mermaid starring Halle Bailey ("Javier Bardem plays Trident: the feller with the magic fork"). She also reviews Chevalier, a flick about a French fiddler from olden times ("Mozart's in it and he's a little smirky gobshite").

This week Rob returns to the UK and he and mum see boxing biopic Big George Foreman ("As a kid he was a little tinker. Well, a gobshite"). Mum also reviews Finnish stab-fest Sisu ("Sisu rams a knife through a Nazi's temple - it was wonderful").

This week Vin Diesel is back in Fast X ("We all know family is important but get over yourself"). Mum also reviews Ari Aster's Beau is Afraid, starring Joaquin Phoenix ("It was weird but I loved it"), and coming-of-age drama Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret ("It's not really for my age").

This week the Twig and the Rat are back for one final hurrah in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 ("The main guardian has had enough"). Mum also reviews phone-based romcom Love Again, starring Priyanka Chopra-Jonas, Celine Dion, and a man ("God bless you, Celine").

This week mum has seen Jim Broadbent walking in The Unlikely Pilgrimage of Harold Fry ("I suppose old people want to see an old person doing something"). She also reviews British coming-of-age drama Polite Society ("It is ridiculous, but the story is good").

This week mum has seen The Three Musketeers: D'Artagnan ("This is a French film so I felt a little bit high-brow"). She also reviews horror sequel Evil Dead Rise ("I didn't know anything about it, but the word 'evil' drew me in")

This week mum sees more evidence of Russell Crowe's continuing decline into Nicolas Cage schlock territory in The Pope's Exorcist ("It's not horrendous"). She also reviews web-based thriller Missing ("I might watch it at home if it was on the telly").