Rob and mum are under lockdown and they're here with their streaming picks to help you survive the pandemic. This week Rob has seen The Peanut Butter Falcon starring Shia LaBeefy, and two films directed by Ritesh Batra: The Lunchbox and Photograph. Mum has caught up on 2017's Atomic Blonde and Logan.

Mum's local cinema finally closed! But before the doors were shuttered as a response to the coronavirus crisis, mum made sure to catch the latest movies. Now she wishes she hadn't. She reviews Dave "The Pebble" Bautista in My Spy and and Vin "Bollock" Diesel in Bloodshot. And, before Rob scarpered back to Germany, he and mum also caught Keira "Pouty Mouth" Knightley's latest: beauty pageant / women's lib flick, Misbehaviour.

We celebrate the 150th episode of the podcast with a family trip to the cinema to see Military Wives (Grandma chose the film). Mum also reviews animated pixie quest, Onward, and biopic of Australian folk hero (“and wimp”), True History of the Kelly Gang.

Rob’s back in the UK and he and mum have seen The Invisible Man and Dark Waters. Mum also reviews Like a Boss (“dog shit”).

Mum has endured Sonic the Hedgehog (“more like a porcupine”) and The Call of the Wild, starring a massive CG dog and “Luke Skywalker”. She also reviews Steve Coogan as an apparel-hawking scumbag in Greed.

Mum has seen South Korean masterpiece, Parasite, and oddball wankfest, The Lighthouse. She also reviews the costumes and scenery in Jane Austen adaptation, Emma.

Mum reviews Margot Robbie's return as Harley Quinn in Birds of Prey. She's also stayed up past her bedtime to see horror flick, The Grudge, and Bourne/Bond knock off, The Rhythm Section, starring "Not Ewan McGregor... the other one".

Mum has seen Tom Hanks playing a good guy for a change in Mister Rogers biopic A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood. She also reviews Robert Downey Jr in Dolittle, and Clint Eastwood's latest directorial effort, Richard Jewell.

Mum reviews Armando Ianucci's adaptation of David Copperfield and death row drama, Just Mercy, starring Jamie Foxx. She's also finally got around to watching The Irishman.

This week mum reviews Bad Boys for Life. We also hear from listener Kristyna Baczynski's mum, who reviews The Tourist, starring Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie. Kristyna is one of my favourite comics artists: go have a butchers at the amazing things she has made https://www.kristyna.co.uk