Scotland has slumped back into lockdown, we are as always searching for entertainment and so return to the streaming services.

This week we pour over 'Train To Busan' sequel 'Peninsula', Netflix original 'Arkansas' and the first instalment of Steve McQueen's epic Small Axe series for the BBC 'Mangrove'.

The beers this week come from BrewDog with there classic Punk IPA and from the land of waffles and Tin-Tin, Chipotle Porter from Mikkeller.

Stay Safe Everyone

Episode 173 - we discuss the plight of cinema, what does the future hold for the cinema going experience?

Then we delve in the streaming services with Bill Murray teaming up again with Sofia Coppola in 'On The Rocks', everyone's favourite Terry Crews in 'John Henry' and finishing with new British horror 'His House'.

Stay Safe.

Lockdown #2 is well and truly upon us, the cinemas are shut, bars closed up and even the Cammell Lairds have had to pause.....

But we are thankfully for all the streaming services, and for Scotland qualifying for a major championship bringing us some joy.

This week we discuss the return of Borat in 'Borat: Subsequent Moviefilm' see if Kevin James can play a baddie in 'Becky', Robert Zemeckis behind the camera directing the classic childrens story 'The Witches' and we finish with Apple Plus documentary with Charley Boorman and Ewan McGregor motorbiking from the bottom of Argentina to Los Angeles in 'Long Way Up'.

Stay Safe.

We are back after a little break, one of us moved house, one of us climbed some big hills, regardless we are both sore and in the mood to watch some movies.

Lockdown #2 is in full effect in parts of the U.K. so the streaming services will become your saviour. We start with some horror available on Shudder from Jay Baruchel 'Random Acts Of Violence', Then it's over to Netflix for the newest offering from wordsmith of the stars Aaron Sorkin 'The Trial Of The Chicago 7', then it's a new adaptation of 'Rebecca' from indie filmmaker Ben Wheatley. We finish with the Amazon Prime series that geeks throughout the world are raving about 'The Boys' season 2.

We also touch on the Cammell Lairds rough couple of weeks.

#StaySafe

Episode 170 of @3beersandamovie

This week we question the use of Vin Diesel as a leading man in 'Bloodshot', wonder why Andy Samberg isn't huge with time loop comedy 'Palm Springs' and finish with Korean zombie thriller '#Alive'

And some Cammell Laird chat.

stay safe everyone,

Lockdown in full effect for the movie going Scots.

No cinema fun for us, so its a documentary heavy week with Netflix offerings 'American Murder: The Family Next Door' and 'David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet', and Amazon Prime doc 'All In: The Fight For Democracy'. We break away from docs for some social realism movie 'Rocks'

There is also some Cammell Laird chat (but not much as we don't like to dwell on defeats)

Stay Safe

As lockdown begins once again across Scotland, cinemas are shutting doors for a hibernation, and we are now resigned to talk all things Netflix and streaming.

This week Netflix provides us with documentary mini-series 'Challenger: The Final Flight'. Amazon brings us music doc about British punk 'pioneers' in 'Anti-Nowhere League - We Are The League' and finish with another Netflix offering in form of true life drama 'Lost Girls'.

And we discuss the great start to the season by the mighty Cammell Lairds.

Stay Safe Everyone.

Little delay, but we are back with episode 167 of Three Beers And A Movie.

With north of the border descending into a defacto lockdown we are once again forced to rely on the streaming services available. Up first the British thriller/comedy on AmazonPrime 'Get Duked' also known as 'Boyz In The Wood' in early releases. Followed up by Netflix young teen charm fest 'Enola Holmes' the first look at the lesser know Holmes sibling, and finally finishing off with another Netflix release the film with all the cast and then some, the southern gothic thriller 'The Devil All The Time'

All that plus we have exciting Cammell Laird news as they prepare for the 2020 - 2021 football season.

Stay Safe Everyone.

With lockdown #2 on the horizon, we take possibly our last chance to view movies in a cinema, before we are once again pushed into relying solely on the streaming services.

This week we look at, time travel/murder mystery available on #SkyCinema 'Don't Let Go', Netflix documentary 'The Social Dilema', and Netflix love continues with Australian war drama 'Danger Close: The Battle Of Long Tan' and we finish the week off with cinema/VOD release, the eagerly anticipated sequel 'Bill And Ted: Face The Music'.

Stay Safe People

This week on @3beersAndAMovie we forgo cinema trips and focus on all things streaming as has become normal in 2020.

We start with new Charlie Kaufman offering 'I'm Thinking Of Ending Things' available only on Netflix. From there we move onto Canadian sci-fi offer 'James Vs His Future Self' and we finish with Netflix sequel 'The Babysitter: Killer Queen'.

Stay Safe.