Mum reviews new Netflix movie Moxie ("Shite almighty...") and the first two minutes of French/Belgian animation Bigfoot Family ("This is a load of poop"). She's also seen 2012's The Place Beyond the Pines, starring Ryan Gosling ("Pull your finger out and sort your life out"), and Rob tries to explain Zack Snyder's Justice League.

This week mum has seen Tom Hardy shit his pants in ganster/dementia flick Capone. She also reviews The Stand at Paxton County ("Erin Brockovich with horses").

We celebrate the 200th episode of My Mum Has Seen a Movie by reviewing two old flicks no one cares about. Damsel stars Robert Pattinson as a creep (obviously), and in Artic that feller what cried blood in James Bond tries not to die of being very cold.

This week mum has seen Studio Ghibli classic, My Neighbour Totoro. She also reviews Netflix's new Swedish thriller, Red Dot.

This week mum has seen Spanish drama Adú and 2017's Mudbound, starring loads of generic White people and Mary J. Blige. Also, she wanted me to let you know she's had her Corona jab.

This week mum has seen Netflix's new Tom Hanks western, News of the World. She also reviews 2014's Nightcrawler, starring Jake Gyllenhaal and Riz Ahmed.

Mum reviews blues era singalong Ma Rainey's Black Bottom, starring Viola Davis. She's also seen murder mystery Lost Girls. It's a film.

This week mum has seen Netflix's The Dig, in which James Bond's boss does a spot of treasure hunting. Also, Harry Potter has swapped his magic wand for a machete in tropical adventure flick, Jungle (2017).

This week mum has seen two new Netflix movies: Bollywood thriller The White Tiger, and blatant Terminator knock-off Outside the Wire. She has reviews 2013's Prisoners, starring Hugh Jackman and Jake Gyllenhaal.

This week mum has seen Vanessa Kirby, Shia LaBeouf, and Ellen Burstyn do lots of acting in weepy drama Pieces of a Woman. She also reviews Amundsen, a biopic about the pioneering Norwegian explorer and dog-scoffer Roald Amundsen.