Cinematic Leap

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!

This week we leap to with another uncredited leaper – but at least it’s to another (and arguably better) Keanu film – John Wick: Chapter 2. Will we stick with Keanu for a third film of his this season, or leap elsewhere? Did we love John Wick 2? So many unanswered questions, but one thing we do know – with Glenn choosing the next film surely he won’t screw us over again!

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This week we leap with tech support Noah Taylor to another Tom Cruise film, 2014 sci fi action film Edge of Tomorrow. Where will we go from here? We are yet to leap with Cruise himself...

This week we leap to one of Glenn's favourite films (for some reason) Vanilla Sky. We leapt here with director Steven Spielberg who has nothing to do with this film but briefly appears to wish Tom Cruise's character 'Happy Birthday'. 

This week we leap to a galaxy far, far away and discuss the 2015 continuation of the Star Wars saga that began way back in 1977. It's hard not to love a good Star Wars movie, but is this a good Star Wars movie? We leapt here through Andy Serkis because Scott didn't want to watch Lord of the Rings.

This week we leap with Charlize Theron to a comedy where she stars alongside Seth Rogen - 2019 film Long Shot. A political rom com that is actually quite humorous.

This week we leap to our second western. Hopefully this one is better than our first seasons foray into westerns... A Million Ways To Die In The West has a much lower imdb score than The Assassination Of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford, but more importantly, how will our score compare (we gave Jesse James 9/30) ... surely this can't be worse. We leapt from Knock Knock to 2014 comedy western A Million Ways To Die In The West with casting director Sheila Jaffe.

This week we leap to a film that has had mixed reviews and a lot of hate. Sometimes, we do leap to a film many people dislike, but it can make for an interesting discussion and a fun podcast so we hope you join us and enjoy our discussion of the 2015 Keanu Reeves thriller Knock Knock as much as we did. (Spoiler... we may see one of us give our lowest score yet!)