For episode #263 we watch SOOOOOOO many movies. Cinema offerings in the form of horror 'The Invitation', action adventure 'Beast', Spanish drama 'Official Competition' and period piece 'Mr Malcolms List'.

We also bring some love from the streaming services with Netflix comedy 'Me Time' and Amazon Prime superhero drama 'Samaritan'.

A somewhat feeling of melancholy comes over the pod this week as we ruminate on the possible disappearance of Cineworld, a much favoured haunt of us. 

After that we do talk movies 'Secret Headquarters', 'Girls Cant Surf' and 'Orphan First Kill', but its TV that takes centre stage with us unpacking our love for 'She Hulk: Attorney At Law', 'Key And Peele' and the Netflix adaptation of 'The Sandman'. 

A quieter week this week (but not by much), we disagree on the cinema spectacle of 'Nope', agree on our new approach to Sky Cinema releases after 'Black Site', we are both taken aback by the beauty of 'Where Is Anne Frank' and we are postively shocked (in a good way) by Netflix release 'Day Shift'. 

Episode 260 is later than usual because its been too damn hot to do anything and we had so many movies to chat about. 

One of discovers 'The Sandman' for a bit but then its all movies, starting with Ron Howard real like thriller 'Thirteen Lives' avaliable on AmazonPrime, then we go to the movies for action showpiece starring Brad Pitt 'Bullet Train', back to the streaming services for Apple+ animated far 'Luck', before the cinema calls us again for more animation with Kevin Hart & Dwayne Johnson as superheros of sorts in 'DC Legue Of Super Pets'. We finish with the seventh instalment in the Predator franchise now on Disney + 'Prey' and the week is finished with unrelenting South Korean action thriller 'Carter'.

A busy week. Lots of movie chat. Lots worth seeing. 

Episode #259, we are back chatting as normal after some unfortunate real world events. 

We have lots to discuss but not a lot of movie releases to do it with, but we try. We discuss the 'Batgirl' fallout, then movies that actually have came out including 'Bullet Train', more ammo in '9 Bullets', twisted dark comedy 'Not Okay' and Netflix 'spy' thriller 'Rogue Agent'.

A week where the real world stuck its business into ours more than were happy with.

We do watch some movies, with 'Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City', 'Brian And Charles', 'The Grey Man' and 'Prizefighter: The Life Of Jem Belcher'. 

Possibly our shortest episode ever, which happens when one of us hasn't seen anything. 

This week one of convinces the other to try and watch stuff, starting with new adaptation of Jane Austen 'Persuasion', then its animation time with Pirates Of Caribbean meets How To Train Your Dragon in 'The Sea Beast' and we finish with Tollywood juggernaut 'RRR'.

All films this week are on Netflix 

Massive reveals in episode 256 as one of us reveals he wouldnt give the other any money if he won the lottery...it is making one of us reassess the whole friendship.

After that we do talk about all things movies, starting with Paramount+ warm and fuzzy release 'Jerry And Marge Go Large', then onto Sky Cinema release 'Sundown' with Tim Roth, and we finish with the hard hitting emotionally draining Australian drama 'Nitram'. We also discuss lots of TV with 'Only Murders In The Building', 'Ms Marvel', 'Pam And Tommy' and 'The Boys' getting shout outs.

A busy episode of @3beersandamovie as we delve into animated franchise 'Minions: The Rise Of Gru', the relaunching of 90's icons in 'Beavis And Butt-Head Save The Universe', then it's onto horror/thriller 'The Black Phone' and we finish with the 29th entry in the MCU 'Thor Love And Thunder'.