Mum has seen Sam Mendes's Great War film, 1917, and Bombshell, starring "Carleese Thiren and that Australian one". She also lets us know what she would do with Roger Ailes if she had the opportunity (rated R for extreme violence).

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson is back in Jumanji: The Next Level. So are some other people, but mum doesn't care about them. She also reviews Greta Gerwig's Little Women (Pride and Prejudice with hugging) and Spies in Disguise, starring Will Smith as an animated pigeon for the love of Christ.

Mum has finally got around to seeing Cats. God help us all. She also reviews Taika Waititi's latest comedy set in Nazi Germany, Jojo Rabbit, and The Gentlemen, a Guy Richie 'film' starring Matthew Machaonaaghey. Plus, this week Rob appeared on Still Any Good, a podcast about revisiting favourite childhood movies, to talk about Harry and the Hendersons, so mum reveals which films she would revisit.

Mum reviews another batch of movies she saw at the end of 2019: Knives Out, Ordinary Love, Charlie's Angels (2019), and Motherless Brooklyn.

In the first episode of 2020, we catch up on some of the movies mum saw at the end of 2019: Frozen II, 21 Bridges, Sean the Sheep: Farmageddon, and Black Christmas.

In this year's festive episode, Rob and grandma chat about Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York. These film reviewers are very much not Les Incompétents. Mum also gives her first impressions of Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the IXth and final (haha!) film in the space saga. This is a spoiler free review.

Mum and Rob get into the festive spirit with Last Christmas, starring someone who looks a bit like that dragon lady from Throny Throny Game Game. Mum also reviews Matt Damon and The Batman in a film about cars. Listeners, start your engines (i.e. mobile devices).

Mum reviews Midway, the sequel to 2001's Pearl Harbor. She's also seen in The Good Liar, which may or may not star Sir Somebody and Miriam Stoppard.

Mum reviews The Aeronauts, the "true story" of pioneering balloonist James Glaisher, played by Eddie Redmayne, and his fictional chum, Amelia Rennes (Felicity "Genevieve Poshington" Jones). She also saw Ken Loach's Sorry We Missed You and got very depressed.