Jordan Peele is back after his near-perfect debut of Get Out.

And this time he's doubling down in that Us is a horror film about doppelgangers. And occasional rabbits.

Jonathan Roberts and Cheow Sue-Ann discuss the horror movie (spoiler zone at the 9.30 mark), marvel at the acting of Lupita Nyong'o and wonder just how many YouTube video essays this will spawn.

They also have some recommendations for those not going out..

Produced by: Jonathan Roberts

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It's the film that has made the online man-babies cry harder than ever before.

Is Captain Marvel marvellous? Can the Brie Larson / Samuel L Jackson buddy act win over the cynics?

Jonathan Roberts and Joanne Soh discuss the 21st film of the Marvel Cinematic Universe and dive into spoilers at the 13:10 mark.

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In a packed episode we have a Oscars hangover, a quick romp through Mary Queen Of Scots and then the anti-rom-com rom-com, Isn't It Romantic.

The Netflix film stars Rebel Wilson, Adam Devine, Liam Hemsworth and Priyanka Chopra.

Will Jonathan Roberts and the rom-com phobic Joanne Soh find room in their stone encased hearts for such a film?

Listen to find out...

Oscar is here and for the 91st Academy Awards, Jonathan Roberts and Joanne Soh discuss The Favourite, starring Oscar-nominees, Olivia Colman, Rachel Weisz and Emma Stone.

Then at the 8.20 mark, they discuss some of the could-win and should-wins of the top Oscar categories. Will their predictions come true?

Find out here

It's big eyes and CGI all round as Jonathan Roberts and Joanne Soh get to the mechanics of the long-gestating, James Cameron / Robert Rodriguez collaboration, Alita: Battle Angel.

One enjoyed it, one did not – no prizes for guessing who.

And with Brie Larson, Samuel L Jackson and Gemma Chan coming to Singapore to promote Captain Marvel, there's a quick dive into the much-anticipated opening act for Avengers: Endgame

Cheow Sue-Ann and Jonathan Roberts discuss How To Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World and The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part.

Jump to 9.40 for the Lego Movie review...

We kick off Season 2 of Double Feature with Japanese 'horror' One Cut Of The Dead – a film both Jonathan Roberts and Cheow Sue-Ann think should be huge. It's also one that they have to be very careful to not spoil.

Then we have the Oscars. Should Bohemian Rhapsody really be considered for best film? And what's with the voting for the Best Picture category?

Plus, at the very end, a glimpse into the chaos that can go into making the show.

Enjoy.

The end is nigh! Well, the end of 2018 anyway. 

It's been an amazing year for film so Jonathan Roberts, Joanne Soh and Cheow Sue-Ann look at the films that touched them at both ends of the scale - the best and the most disappointing.

Featuring Avengers: Infinity War, Tomb Raider, Incredibles 2, Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse, Aquaman, Fantastic Beasts, Zhang Yimou, Deadpool, Phantom Thread and more!

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In the latest thrilling instalment, Jonathan Roberts and Cheow Sue-Ann have an argument over Aquaman: One of them is surprised they enjoyed it, one is surprised that they did not.

And because it's the season, a quick dive into some favourite festive films – both traditional and alternative.

This Week, The New Paper's Cheow Sue-Ann and Jonathan Roberts swing into the stunning world of a myriad of web-slingers.

Can an animated film stand up to the likes of Avengers: Infinity war, Black Panther and many other live action superheroes?

Also featured is Singapore film, A Land Imagined by director Yeo Siew Hua