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Today we return to our new business venture 'The Magic Cinema'. We're dusting down the seats and employing social distancing to put on a new film festival. Paul Hudson joins us to tell us what he's programmed for our special event. 

We get a must see, a classic and a guilty pleasure. We deep dive on these and get into all aspects of his choices. Won't you join us in our magic cinema?

It's another streaming week this week with the glitzy release of Netflix's strange branded content 'Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga' which is really something to behold. Alongside this we discuss the recent YouTube release of Dave Chappelle's recent '8:46' which is available of the Netflix is a Joke channel.

We're back at it again. The 'it' being podcasting. It's a couple of streaming releases this week, Amazon Prime's airplane thriller '7500' and Disney+ fantasy adaptation 'Artemis Fowl'. Both are new and widely available but are they good? That is the real question we need an answer to.

This week we bring you a review of Spike Lee's latest film 'Da 5 Bloods' which is available to watch now on Netflix. Alongside this we bring you your regularly scheduled dose of movie news hot off the presses.

Recorded 26th April 2009. Powered by University of Hull Ethernet cables.

We're back with our regular scheduled content, this week talking about three streaming releases available right now. We talk about sports documentary series 'The Last Dance' and rom com 'The Lovebirds', both on Netflix now. In addition to this there's also the low budget sci fi story 'The Vast of Night' which is streaming on Amazon Prime. 

Recorded on 24th December 2006. Powered by Tiscali and Ask Jeeves.

With another week in lockdown comes another week of home releases. This week it's the turn of animated origin story 'Scoob!' and Ricky Gervais' returning comedy-drama 'After Life' on Netflix. 

In addition to this we have Giddy For Ghibli and the round up of all the latest news from the world of film.

This week we have a holy trinity of recent releases to talk about. Netflix documentary 'A Secret Love', Mark Wahlberg action drama 'Spenser Confidential' and Amazon espionage comedy 'My Spy' starring Dave Bautista.

We also have the return of beloved segment Giddy For Ghibli, this week covering 'Princess Mononoke'.

 

With lockdown continuing to impact on new releases we have another catch up episode for you this week. Andy reviews 'Bad Boys for Life' for your weekly dose of throwback action fun, Alex talks about a couple of Shudder originals in documentary 'Horror Noire' and 80's reboot series 'Creepshow'.