An old favourite returns to the Three Beers fold and we have lots and lots of stuff to look over. 

Netflix offers up biopic musical in the form of 'Tick, Tick...Boom!' and Amazon Prime goes back to the well of Big Liam thrillers with 'The Marksman'.

We of course get back to the cinema and take in the 60th Disney Animation offering 'Encanto', sports biopic 'King Richard' and royal true life fable 'Spencer'.

It is a busy week here at @3beersandamovie as we catch up on all things we have told each other we would watch and finally get to.

Then its onto new releases, starting with hard hitting Netflix drama 'Passing' and star studded action movie 'Red Notice', then its onto cinematic releases starting with Clint Eastwood starring/directing 'Cry Macho' and we finish with franchise re re launch 'Ghostbusters: Afterlife'.

We have lots and lots of movies to discuss this week, starting with Edgar Wright music documentary 'The Sparks Brothers' available on lots of streaming platforms for rent, the its onto Apple + end of the world road movie with Tom Hanks 'Finch', then Netflix brings the old west with cooler than f**k western 'The Harder They Fall' and we finish with cinema releases, soul searching drama 'The Card Counter' starring Oscar Issac and we finish with the newest instalment of the MCU with 'Eternals'.   

This week we gather on Guy Fawkes night, with one of us seeing nothing and the other seeing well something.

We look over the Netflix efforts Vampires meets Collateral in 'Night Teeth' and zombie movie prequel without zombies 'Army Of Thieves' but our main focus is the return of Edgar Wright to the cinema screen with time travel/horror 'Last Night In Soho'

This week with our local cinemas tougher to get to due the city shutting down for the leaders of the world visting we are limited in our big screen adventures. We manage to get out and see the new Wes Anderson offering 'The French Dispatch', then its all streaming with Netflix thriller 'Till Death' and 'Parallel' a sci fi adventure on Amazon Prime. 

This week we welcome our favourite Manxian to the pod for the first time in a long time, filling in at short notice for some usual Three Beer compatriots who have been felled by illness and parenting responsibilities. 

After a wandering intro as we discuss the merits of old cinema, we look at recent releases' starting with Netflix horror 'There's Something Inside Your Head', new Steven Soderbergh thriller also exlusive Netflix 'No Sudden Move' and we finish with cinema release, animated sequel 'The Addams Family 2'.

This week on @3beersandamovie none of us watch any of the movies the other has seen, but do catch up with some past watches. 

We then pass judgement on Amazon Prime release scifi thriller 'Infinite', Netflix thriller 'Guilty', cinematic box office exploder '007: No Time To Die' and Sopranos prequel 'The Many Saints Of Newark'

We are getting closer to the hallowed ground of bringing this home in forty five minutes or less...but when one of us six drinks deep and starting on a 8.2% bottle it becomes a tad harder to wrangle.

When we do finally get down to chat we look over the cinematic releases, we disagree about  'The Green Knight', find civiil ground in touching drama 'Herself' and Netflix original 'Nightbooks'

Beers this week were Idaho Haze from Baylands Brewery and Old Toby from Robinsons Brewery