Andy gets the soapbox out this week during the news to make a plea to #SaveOurCinemas.  

We pay tribute to the great Dame Diana Rigg who passed away this last week.  

We also take a look at a selection of films available on Netflix right now, as well as highlighting a few upcoming things to watch out for.  Oh, and we disagree somewhat over one of our reviews.   

All this, plus Andy's thoughts on Brief Encounter, and the usual film geek chat you expect from the show.

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We get all 'Verbal' this week as we dissect our thoughts on The Usual Suspects.  Andy finally watched a film that has been sat in front of his TV for ages, and which he has owned on BluRay since release - and that is Black Swan.  

We also have our usual discussion around the latest film news, and Andy manages to not go on a rant about a certain director for once.   All the fun chat and discussion you've come to love from the film show by film geeks, for film geeks.

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Two delayed releases form the focus of the show this week, with Tenet and New Mutants both seeing the light of day, and giving us a reason to venture into a darkened screen for the first time in five months. Rest assured, our look at Tenet is spoiler-free (any spoiler related discussion is added to the end of the episode so is easy to avoid)

We also have the usual roundup of news that has caught our eye, and Andy tells us what he thought of Chaplin.

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An extended episode which sees us discuss some of the key reveals from the DC Fandome event that took place this past weekend, as well as a usual news roundup, a look at What's Eating Gilbert Grape, and a deep-dive into Inception for the 10th anniversary of the film.

All this and the usual chat by two film geeks.

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Spinal Tap is the film that we take to eleven with a retrospective look back, as well as Andy finally gets around to watching Wall Street.  A bit of a discussion about the happenings in the film and cinema industry for the focus of the first half of the show.   

It's business as usual from the guys, bringing that sense of geek insider fun to a film podcast.

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In this episode we chat about the latest happenings in the world of film, including the shift to Video On Demand and the changing environments and economics of cinema.  

We also take a look at Peter Jackson's Heavenly Creatures, and Douglas Trumbull's Silent Running, as well as share our neat things for this week that we encourage folk to check out.

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This week the guys deep dive into The Matrix, a film over 20 years old that still looks fresh today.  Andy shares his thoughts on another missed classic, Rashomon.  The usual news roundup, and neat things which involve either vampires, or shooting red men whilst saying the words Super and Hot a lot.   

Plus, stick around at the end of the episode to hear Lee struggle over an actor's name.  

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Another packed episode of news, a look at MASH, the 1970 Robert Altman movie, The Old Guard on Netflix, and Andy's thoughts on In The Loop.  

Throw in some general chat about Netflix shows and films, and some neat thing picks to look out for.

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This week the repetition of isolation is clearly having an effect on Andy and Lee, but at least they have Andy's look at Hugo, and a deep dive into Tremors to take their mind off things.  

With the usual banter around the news, and a couple of suggestions for neat things, as well as a rundown of some good (and some bad) TV shows that spawned from movies, it's another packed episode.

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This episode sees Andy and Lee talk about Mystic River, take a deep dive into the ZZA classic Airplane!, and speak about the work of the recently passed Ennio Morricone.  Throw in a roundup of news chat, and Andy risking the wrath of a certain fandom once more, and it is a pretty packed treat for your ears.

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