We are back in the Raven in Glasgow to discuss the movies we have watched this week. Starting with classic novella documentation 'Fahrenheit 451', alligator horror 'Crawl', hometown favourite Gerald 'Gerry' Butler in 'Angel Has Fallen' and big screen adaptation of beloved cartoon in 'Dora And The Lost City Of Gold'.

We are back in our spiritual home, we have beer, and many things too talk about.

One of us has been gone for awhile so we catch up with him and all he has viewed in his absence. Then we move onto flicks in the cinema this week, animated sequel 'Angry Birds 2', adult orientated comedy (with kids) 'Good Boys' and

We are back and this time its not just one idiot raging into a microphone...there is 100% more idiot.

We get almost political with newly arrived documentary on Netflix 'Fahrenheit 11/9' from Michael Moore, we try to find the giggles in 'Horrible Histories: The Movie - Rotten Romans' and we cast excited eyes upon the 9th film (yes NINE Kill Bill is one film in two parts)from Quentin Tarantino 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood'.

Only one Three Beerer is able to make it to the mic this week and as a result its a quick monologue of a few things out this week:

Netflix release The Red Sea Diving School, franchise spin off Hobbes And Shaw and indie flick 'Animals'.

Life, and everything else gets in the way again this week so its another shorter episode. One of us has watched a few things, namely 'Blindspotting' on Netflix, historical drama 'The Current War' and football documentary 'The Fort' and we try and fail to recall the Seven Wonders Of The World.

The heat and time mean that we have shorter than normal episode,

This week we go over latest Disney remake in 'The Lion King', buddy comedy 'Stuber' and Netflix original 'The Breaker Upperers'.

This week we gather at a now fully refurbished Raven in Glasgow.

We discuss the new horror(kinda) 'The Dead Don't Die', franchise horror continuation 'Annabelle Comes Home' and Netflix original 'I Am Mother'.

We are back in The Raven discussing all things cinema and streaming.

First up Colin gushes over 'Spider-Man: Far From Home', Barry and Richard fall in love all over again with season 3 of 'Stranger Things'....then the fighting starts of 'Apollo 11', 'Shaft' and 'Yesterday'. Less fighting over 'Robert The Bruce' and 'Midsommar'

Recorded at a renovated Raven in Glasgow.

The three beers crew are once again scattered to the winds as they traverse continent Europe, so episode 106 is a hastily arranged home show.

Still lots to talk about with new Pixar effort 'Toy Story 4', the continuation of the MCU in 'Spider-Man: Far From Home', horror reboot in 'Childs Play' and biopic 'Rocketman'

The three beers crew are again in foreign climes - this time Italy, so no weekly reviews section. Instead we invite back Isle Of Man overlord Stu McFaull for another director focus special, this time focusing on the long and varied career of Sir Ridley Scott.