Peter and Tim open the summer mail feedbag, tackling listener questions, hot takes, re-watchable favourites, movie scores, soundtracks, and the films that shaped their lives. From Christopher Nolan to animal performances and their most anticipated movies, the brothers cover plenty of ground before looking ahead to TIFF 2026.

Peter and Tim revisit every film they've reviewed so far in this self-indulgent longest episode ever, reshuffling their rankings with surprise promotions, shocking demotions, and plenty of spirited debate along the way. Which movies stand the test of time, and which fall on a second look? Plus, they look ahead to listener picks, and what's next for Crouch Cinema Corner.

Special Summer Episode! Peter and Tim dive into Steven Spielberg’s new sci-fi thriller Disclosure Day, exploring its timely themes of misinformation, empathy, and corporate power. They debate its strengths and flaws, praise Emily Blunt’s standout performance and Spielberg’s direction, give out some stars, and tease upcoming special episodes.

Peter and Tim wrap their rom-com season with The Devil Wears Prada 2, debating legacy sequel nostalgia versus a darker, plot-driven take on media and power. They unpack performances, standout moments, and shifting character dynamics, and tease what’s next for the podcast.

Peter and Tim continue their rom com season with The Devil Wears Prada, starring Meryl Streep and Anne Hathaway. They explore its sharp dialogue, iconic performances, and workplace dynamics, while debating whether this fashion world favourite is truly a rom com—or something a little sharper.

Peter and Tim continue their rom com season with Always Be My Maybe, starring Ali Wong and Randall Park. They explore its modern spin on friendship and romance, standout comedic moments, and streaming-era feel, plus a scene-stealing appearance from Keanu Reeves that steals the spotlight.

Peter and Tim continue their rom com season with Crazy Rich Asians, reflecting on its lavish world, cultural impact, and modern take on classic love story tropes. They explore themes of family, identity, and wealth, while celebrating a film that redefined the genre for a new generation.

Peter and Tim continue their rom com season with Something's Gotta Give, starring Jack Nicholson and Diane Keaton. They reflect on its mature romance, coastal elegance, and surprising emotional depth, while celebrating a film that proves love stories can get sharper, funnier, and more complicated with age.

Peter and Tim mark one year of Crouch Cinema Corner by diving into How to Lose a Guy in 10 Days, starring Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey. As their rom com season continues, they unpack its high-concept chaos, early 2000s charm, and one of their most dramatic opinion splits yet.

Peter and Tim continue their rom com season with Two Weeks Notice, starring Sandra Bullock and Hugh Grant. Along the way, they revisit last week’s unexpected audio chaos, reflect on early 2000s New York romantic comedies, and land on one of their biggest rating splits yet.