Scott takes us back in time to the early 90s for this weeks film – The Fugitive starring Harrison Ford and Tommy Lee Jones. Is this even a good movie anymore? Listen and find out!

This week we leap one year into the future from 2005’s V for Vendetta to another favourite of Mike’s – 2006’s Children of Men. We leapt here with casting person Lucinda Syson. 

This week we discuss one of Mike’s favourites – 2005s V for Vendetta. A very violent venture veering via visionary vocations vis a vis versatile venust vixen Natalie Portman and vehement vorocious valiant Hugo Weaving. 

This week for Mike's first of three leaps we jump on a Bullet Train for an action-packed adventure across Japan. Brad Pitt stars in this action packed ride while we watch and discuss and cast our judgement.

This week we discuss Glenn's third pick after leaping with sound guy Tony Solis to 2020's Promising Young Woman. A promising film, but of course everyone surely would love to know: did three middle-aged white guys think it was any good? Listen to find out!

For the second of Glenn’s three leaps we go to the 2022 Weird Al biopic Weird: The Al Yankovic Story. Another recent film that looks fun. Did we like it or was it a bit Weird? (Or both?)  Listen to find out!

This episode we leap to Glenn's first of three solo leaps where he has picked Ralph Fiennes to leap to 2022 film The Menu (which none of us had seen before). Did this film leave a bad taste in our mouths, or did we enjoy the dark and unsettling flavours meticulously presented? Listen to find out!

This week we again leap without Nicolas Cage, but instead with Harvey Keitel to spend some time at The Grand Budapest Hotel. What an amazing place, and an interesting movie. Listen to find out if we all enjoyed our time in this extreme colour palette.

This episode we leap with stunt person Heidi Moneymaker to Nicolas Cage adventure film National Tresaure. That's twice in a row that Keanu could have been chosen as a leaper, and twice he was overlooked! What is going on? Will we overlook leaping with Nic Cage next?!?

This week we leap straight into the next John Wick film with executive producer David Leitch. Leitch actually co-directed the first Wick film but was uncredited with Chad Stahelski getting the full credit for that film. Do the Wick films get better each time, or was Chapter 2 the peak? Listen and see what we think!