Drive-By Cinema

Rick watches as storms hit Paul's hometown on the live lightning map., a discussion of the Duxford Air Museum, vegan ethics and other stuff distract them from horror romance road-movie Bones and All. 

Gauge blocks and postmodernism. Rick and Paul discuss the 2022 movie of the 80's novel White Noise.

Don’t look down! Paul and Rick can’t help but go back to last week’s movie before moving on to discussing embarrassing things that can happen while on a sleeper bus or in a Japanese movie theatre. No it’s not being eaten by vultures, although that is a concern in Fall. 

Rick was wrong about Paul being wrong about polo necks, while Paul explains to Rick how to fix a flat bike tyre. Alex Garland meanwhile explains something or other in Men.

A rumination on class structures as Rick and Paul discuss Triangle Of Sadness.

As anarchy in the UK ends, Rick and Paul discuss Nobody, the patriarchy, Apple Newtons (again), and the hydraulic press channel.

2012 ghost story When The Lights Went Out purports to be a true story - is it credible or just truly terrible? Paul displays an astonishing understanding of the failure of the British car industry as with Rick they grapple with their 1970's childhoods. 

Steve Jobs, great man of history or bit of a plonker? Paul makes a spirited defence of the Microsoft Surface, while Rick laments the Apple Newton.

Do cinemas have lobbies? It's a question. Paul and Rick also discuss techno-possession thriller Black Box. Also p-zombies.

Paul explains why Minstrels were invented (the chocolates not the entertainers) as he attends the cinema to watch Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves. The D&D game is 'jazz storytelling' we learn.