Cinematic Leap

Something a bit lighter this week as we leap to 2011 romantic comedy Midnight In Paris for the last of Glenn’s three films. A favourtie of Glenn’s, but unseen my Scott and Mike… what will they think? We leapt here with cinematographer Darius Khondji.

This week we leap to 2002 David Fincher thriller Panic Room. This film stars Jodie Foster, a young Kristen Stewart, and the always great Forest Whittaker. This is Glenn’s second leap of his three and hopefully gets things back on track with a director and genre we all like… don’t we?

This week we stay in 2005, with another superhero film – this time superhero comedy Sky High. Glenn leapt here with stunt person Heidi Moneymaker. 

Mike’s third and final leap for the season is with Peter Stormare to 2005 superhero horror film Constantine. We have journeyed all the way from 2006 back to 2005 with Mike’s three films this time and what a ride it’s been! While it may only feel like one year of cinema, we really journeyed from 480 BC, to early 1800s, to contemporary LA. Where will Glenn take us next?

This week we leap to Mike's second film choice of his three with Lena Headey to another historical film - but this time with fantasy and magic added - 2005 fantasy adventure The Brothers Grimm. This film also stars Matt Damon and Heath Ledger so opens up many interesting possibilities for Mike's final leap of the season!

This week for our 100th episode Michael takes us to a favourite film of his - 2006 action/adventure 300. We leapt here with composer Tyler Bates.

This week we leap with Kevin Bacon to the 2010 superhero comedy/action film Super! An interesting film with some mixed responses from us...

This week we take a giant leap to the classic Ron Howard historical space drama from 1995 Apollo 13. We leapt here with cinematographer Dean Cundey. We hope you enjoy our review!

This week Scott shocks us all by picking average 2006 Christmas romance film The Holiday when leaping with Kate Winslet. We discuss this film and more and hope you enjoy.

This week we leap with director James Cameron to the biggest blockbuster of the 90s - Titanic. It has been 25+ years since this film was released. This is one of Glenn's favourites, but are Mike (who is not a fan of Leo) and Scott (who is generally not a fan of films over 2 hours) into it? Join us for this fun discussion and find out!