Have You Seen..?

Have You Seen..?

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  • Episode 71: “The Condemned”

    Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions.

    “Stone Cold” Steve Austin plays Katniss Everdeen in Battle Royale. It’s WWE FIlms’ The Condemned.

    Plus: Ginger beer, Neil DeGrasse Tyson, Prometheus, a lack of understanding of the internet, Tom gets passionately angry, a mid-show security alert, duct tape, Vinnie Jones’ lack of bow-hunting skills, the treatment of women in low-budget action movies, odd and offensive music choices, a potential injury and the possibilities of Have You Seen..? Live!

    46 min
  • Episode 70: “Point Blank” (France, 2010)

    Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions.

    “NE BOUGE PAS!”

    Just how many times is that shouted in French thriller Point Blank and did Tom like it?

    ALSO: which of Kieran’s birthday presents are we doing next week: Dolph Lundgren’s Command Performance or The Condemned starring Stone Cold Steve Austin?

    PLUS: more butchery of a foreign language, French actors who look like Eric Cantona and Mark Strong, lots of listener correspondence, a coin toss, Tom risks the ire of James Bond fans, ACTUAL TIME TRAVEL on the show, a live technical calamity, a long list of all the countries you listen to us in, SPOILERS FOR THE IMPOSTER, a bonus video to follow and a whole lot more. A LOADED show.

    52 min
  • Episode 69: “For a Few Dollars More”

    Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions.

    With surpisingly little smut, it’s episode 69! This time out, the boys hit the wild west (of Italy) for Eastwood/Leone classic For a Few Dollars More.

    Plus: pear cider, a bag of mystery, accidental usage of pro-wrestling terminology, butchering of the French language, video games, Hugh Grant action thrillers, an HYS UK Netflix catch-up, WWE Films and a birthday surprise…

    42 min
  • Episode 68: “The Queen of Versailles”

    A day late, fittingly, a dollar short, the boys are back to talk about house-building/financial ruin documentary The Queen of Versailles.

    PLUS: A heatwave, mime you can’t see and Tom’s oddly detailed knowledge of Old West weaponry.

    1 min
  • Episode 67: “That Guy …Who Was In That Thing”

    Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions.

    With even more apologies, it’s episode 67. Not because it’s late, but because we’re not on form for this one, but we tried. Hopefully, we’ll be a bit more geed up next week.

    Anyway, come one, come all and hear us talk about That Guy …Who Was In That Thing.

    PLUS: New additions to the submersible, Danny Dyer, poorly shot documentaries, lots of listener correspondence AND a listener pitch for next week.

    30 min
  • Episode 66: “Paranorman”

    Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions.

    With many and profuse apologies, it’s the delayed episode 66.

    This week, two men in their mid-thirties talk about a horror movie for childen: Paranorman.

    Plus: a little bit of other stuff for seasoning.

    1 min
  • Episode 65: “Westworld”

    Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions.

    This week, Yul Brynner is the prototype Terminator in Westworld.

    Plus: an epic listener email, men getting set on fire, plotholes, gateway westerns and noises from beyond the confines of the submersible.

    34 min
  • Episode 64: “A Royal Affair”

    Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions.

    This week, it’s adultery, madness and politics in A Royal Affair.

    Plus: all the usual stuff and nonsense…

    1 min
  • Episode 63: “North By Northwest”

    Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions.

    The start of the slightly altered format, as Tom introduces Kieran to the Hitchock classic North By Northwest.

    Plus: listener reviews, a new pitch for next week and someone gets their own theme song…

    35 min

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