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Pennywise and the Losers' Club are back in the finale of the IT franchise, IT Chapter Two. The gang also discusses special movie screenings with the launch of Screen X in Malaysia.
Iain and Bahir review Chinese blockbuster, The Bravest, and talk heroics and freak disaster movies with Lynn to ask: Have we seen the last of disaster movies?
In this Merdeka Special, the team are joined by Dato' Kamil Othman, Former Deputy General of the National Film Development Corporation Malaysia (FINAS), for a chat on the current Malaysian landscape and what we can do to support and grow the local film industry.
It's TV Bingers Anonymous in this episode of Skip Intro, as the team share some of the TV shows they just can't stop watching and rewatching right now.
The team look at the unexpected sequel to the Angry Birds Movie, and discuss the strange phenomenon of bad animated movie sequels and some other video game movie adaptations we can expect.
The team celebrate the return of Invader Zim to our screens in Invader Zim: Enter the Florpus on Netflix, and share some favourite animated series they might not have been old enough to watch when they did.
In this week's instalment of Movie Snacks, the Skip Intro team chat about some of the latest movie and entertainment news that caught their eye. Check out the trailers discussed below:
The Mandalorian
The World According to Jeff Goldblum
Lady and the Tramp
Underwater
Motherless Brooklyn
We're off to see the wizard, the Wonderful Wizard of Oz! The team are taking a trip down the yellow brick road as they revisit The Wizard of Oz to celebrate its 80th Anniversary.
Bring on the waterworks, because the gang are talking weepy dog and pet movies, as they review The Art of Racing in the Rain, a heartfelt comedy-drama based on the bestselling novel by Garth Stein- told from the point of view of Golden Retriever, Enzo, voiced by Kevin Costner.
The gang play a game of Hide and Seek as they review the latest mystery-thriller, Ready Or Not. They also discuss some favourite examples of single location movies.
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