One of us has the lurgy, the other one is mourning a cup final loss, but we get some solace from talking about movies for a bit

But before we get to all things cinema we pay tribute to the late, great Val Kilmer who passed away this week. We then get into some movie watching with the now on Disney+ after raking in over 700million at the box office 'Mufasa: The Lion King', Prime video thriller 'Holland' and then finish with high octane action cinema with Jack Quaid in 'Novocaine'

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It is a busy week of talking movies, as we have both been busy with all the viewings

Starting with throwback comedy 'Y2K', the newest flick from Bong Joon Ho; scifi romp 'Mickey 17', we also delve into Steven Soderbergh's latest offering the spy thriller 'Black Bag', we delve into (Swiss) folklore with 'Mad Heidi', check in with action hero legend JVCD in Amazon Prime release 'The Gardener' and we finish with Academy Award winning animation (and the first film in 392 episodes from Latvia) 'Flow'.

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and we are back, this time thankfully tech problems free.

We dive into new Netflix release 'The Electric State' and do a deeper dive into how much it cost and the streaming model with these tent pole movies. There is also cinema time with fun indie drama 'One Of The Days', true life drama 'Last Breath' and we finish with thriller 'Opus'.

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On this weeks episode we are beset with technical issues, so if you want to know what we thought about 'Harold And The Purple Crayon', 'Demon City', 'Mickey 17' or 'Dampyr' then you'll need to find us and talk to us in person....but for the record 'didnt like, meh, YAY and urgh'

If you do want to hear what we thought about 'Memoir Of A Snail', 'Zero Days' and 'Fear' then this is the place to come to and hear all about it.

regular service will resume on episode #391

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A busy episode, and fun one as the planets align and we have both seen the same movies

Up first Sky Cinema action release 'Flight Or Fight', then onto some Shudder released horror with new scream queen Samara Weaving 'Azrael: Angel Of Death'. We then get to the cinema for return of a 90s icon with 'The Last Showgirl' and we finish with Oscar Nominated hard hitting drama now avaliable on PrimeVideo 'Nickel Boys'

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After last weeks fun threesome we are back to the normal, and the two of us try to keep the magic alive.

We start the pod by paying tribute to the late and great Gene Hackman.

its not a stellar movie week as we watch 'The Killers Game' on Prime Video, followed up by a low of 2025 with 'Boneyard' and we finish with new Osgood Perkins horror based on a Stephen King short story 'The Monkey'

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An exciting pod event as our Manx buddy joins on chat to discuss some movies.

We look over new Apple+ scifi/romance 'The Gorge', Prime Video crime thriller 'The Order', we go to the cinema to see Mel Gibson directed action thriller 'Flight Risk' and new horror franchise maker 'Heart Eyes'. The main event is the return of the MCU with a new Captain America and a big hitter supporting in 'Captain America: Brave New World'

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No biiiiig hitters this week, and seems a quiet week of movie watching as cinemas all clear the deck in preparation for the coming MCU

We start with British reincarnation rom/drama that was in the cinema so very briefly but has now found its way to home viewing 'Timestalker', then its the return of Reese Witherspoon to movie world after spending time in books & TV, this time with Will Ferrell in rom/com 'You're Cordially Invited' on Amazon Prime, then its off to the cinema for two very different subject matter but similar style of movies with 'Saturday Night' on the hours before the debut of SNL and 'September 5' a unique take on the terrorist event.

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We are back late night on a Friday to talk all things movies.

One of us recants a tale of seeing what is an early contender for the worst film of 2025

On from that we talk about under exposed Netflix release 'The Sand Castle', the return of John Woo to again direct 'The Killer' - this time in France, Star Trek goes off spaceship and gets quite Star Warsy in 'Star Trek: Section 31', one of has viewed the epic oscar buzz flick 'The Brutalist' and we finish with a man who cant seem to retire (and we're happy for it) Steven Soderberghs 'Presence'

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