After an unbearable wait, this week we leap (finally!) with Nicolas Cage to recent 2022 action comedy The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent. We discuss our love of Nic Cage (again), cageisms, and what we thought of this film. (Spoiler: actually quite bearable).

This week we leap with the great James Gandolfini, to a very different role. From playing a wild thing, to a different kind of wild, in the 1999 crime thriller 8mm. Back again to a Nicolas Cage film, and a quite dark one... what fun... where will we leap from here? Can we ignore Nic? Surely not?

Let the wild rumpus start! We're back to our regular programming with the hugely fun/depressing Spike Jonze 2009 fantasy adventure Where The Wild Things Are! We leapt here with Aussie actor Angus Sampson though he is barely recognisable in this. Did we love this movie? We certainly enjoyed discussing it, and hope you enjoy listening.

We continue our special guest episodes this week with a friend of the show and huge film fan - Bryan Salvage. Bryan had to chose a Hans Zimmer composed film and struggled with the many great options but decided on 2004 historical adventure King Arthur.  

Join us for our first episode featuring a special guest! Our first guest is long time listener and good mate of the hosts – Wayne Reynolds! As we aren’t leaping from anywhere for this special first episode we started as anyone would expect – with Nicolas Cage – and we discuss 1996 action classic The Rock. Join us for our take on this film, along with our guest Wayne and relive this classic film.

Time for another horror film - this time leaping with Australian actor Rose Byrne. We discuss 2010's Insidious - our third film in a row made by Australian filmmakers! Will we enjoy this as much as the last two? Join us and find out!

It’s December! And this year we are doing our first Christmas special as we review 1984’s Gremlins! Join us for this Christmas chat where we discuss this classic, where it fits in our Christmas movie rotation (if at all), and our other favourite Christmas films. It’s a fun episode – happy Christmas!

This week we leap to another Australian classic – one of Heath Ledgers early films – 1999 crime comedy Two Hands. We leapt here from The Dish with aussie actor Tom Long.

This week Sam Neill takes us to a much more recent past, Australia in the 1960s for a classic Australian comedy based on true events in Parkes, NSW - a town that played a key role in the first mission to take people to the moon - 2000's The Dish.

This week we leap with Steven Spielberg to everyone's favourite 1993 classic dinosaur movie Jurassic Park.