Another review packed episode this week with Andy sharing his thoughts on Michael Clayton, Military Wives, Small Axe: Lovers Rock, and Holmes and Watson (one of these film I expected to hate but found a lot to love....but which one?), whilst Lee took time to watch the new adaptation of The Witches.  In addition the pair discuss the picks of streaming for this week, and the bits of film news that have caught our attention.  

Throw in some rule-breaking neat-things - one of which is a great resource for film news, and there you have the recipe for another great show.  

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This week Andy shares his thoughts on three films - the Oscar nominated classic Das Boot, the Blumhouse satire The Hunt, and the first of Steve McQueen's Small Axe films, Mangrove.  What a good week!  

We also chat around the latest news in the world of film, including the 'lockdown pandemic' themed films in production, and offer up a look at our neat things to round off the show.

Banter, chat and film related fun by the film geeks you've come to love - or at least we hope so.

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As Lockdown 2 is in full effect, our housebound hosts delve into the world of streaming to pick out a selection of films to check out.  From the Lovecraft horror of Color Out Of Space, to British horror of His House, and to deep-sea horror of Spongebob Squarepants: Sponge On The Run, as well as we finally find out what Andy thought of Goodbye Girl.

With the usual round up of the news, and a couple of neat things to round it all off, it's another fun episode to keep you entertained.

This week, lockdown looms for us in the UK once more, and along with the usual news and a couple of reviews of The Craft Legacy and Burnt Orange Heresy, we take time to reflect on the life of, and pay tribute to the legendary Sir Sean Connery.

We also give some ideas on what to watch on the streaming services this coming week, and tell you about a couple of neat things that caught our attention this past few days.

In this week's packed show we have reviews of Pixie, Borat 2, Over The Moon, Secret Garden, and Andy's pick from Oscar history, Quiz Show.   

We also have a good chat around film news, and a couple of neat things to round it all off.

How did we pack so much into one episode?  Listen in and find out.  You know you want to.

This week Andy caught Rebecca, the new adaptation of the classic novel, directed by Ben Wheatley. Lee tells us what he thought about Vampires versus The Bronx.

We also take a look back at Wonder Boys, one of the many Oscar nominated films Andy has shamefully never seen, and chat about some picks of the streaming services right now.

Padded with news, and a couple of bad puns, the question is how do we fit so much in so short a time?

Deftly and with style is the answer.

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This week we take a look at Akira, which is back on screens in a remastered 4K edition. 

Andy lets us know what he thought of Nashville, the 1975 Robert Altman film, and also reviews new release Saint Maud.  

Lee took time to check out On The Rocks, the latest film from Sofia Coppola.  

Throw in some news items, and a sprinkle of neat things, and there you have a tasty treat of a podcast episode.

#SaveOurCinemas

A longer episode this week as we spend some time at the head of the show discussing the shock news of the closure of Cineworld and Regal cinemas, the impact on the industry, and the push to #SaveOurCinemas.  

A topic close to our hearts, it was not one we could ignore, as we call for the government to support the arts, call for distributors to do what they can, and ask that those who feel safe to visit a theatre continue to explore the range of smaller releases out there.   

We keep it political with our film reviews this week, with Manchurian Candidate as Andy's Oscar classic, Sorkin's Trial of the Chicago 7, and our neat thing suggestions also nudging political satire.   

The whole world is watching...and hopefully listening...as we urge the whole world to watch.  #SaveOurCinemas

Another week of news and reviews from the world of film, as the guys cover all the movie gossip (and Andy avoids angry rants - despite the topics). 

We have reviews of Enola Holmes, Into The Night, Host, and Andy's missed classic - Sicario!  

Sprinkle in some neat thing suggestions, and it is a recipe for a tasty treat of a podcast.

And remember #SaveOurCinemas

This week we disagree over one review, but agree on another, as well as express some contrasting opinions on some upcoming movie news.  

All in a respectful way, of course, which ties nicely to one of the Neat Things this week, #MTOS (who Andy gives a shout-out to the community).  

Reviews of Bill & Ted Face The Music, The Devil All The Time, Hannah And Her Sisters, and Ratched feature.  

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