In The Aisles

It's all out war in this week's episode. We review Greyhound, starring Tom Hanks in the naval fight of his life, and only one opinion survives in our conflict over Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. We also discuss I May Destroy You, Unsolved Mysteries, and Shia LaBeouf's body.

Pubs around Britain may have reopened their doors but we're not ready to take the risk just yet. Instead, we choose to stay indoors and tackle some of the latest Amazon Original content. This week we treat you to a double bill main review of 7500 and The Vast of Night. We also discuss what other media has graced our eyeballs in the past week, including Dark Season 3, Love Death + Robots, The Stranger, Devs and Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga. In Conflix of Interest, we debate which is Tom Cruise's best decade of films with argumentative results.

As lockdown eases, we hope to break our negative streak with an in-depth review of Judd Apatow's The King of Staten Island. We also discuss Snowpiercer, Castle Rock, and the impending reopening of UK cinemas. In Conflix of Interest, we struggle to disagree on the floundering billion-dollar video platform Quibi.

This week we abandon Netflix for our main review as we discuss Disney+'s straight to streaming "delight" Artemis Fowl. We also discuss what we've consumed on the small screen including The Woods, Dark Side of the Ring and The Big Lez Show. In addition to this we also touch on the rather prickly subject of whether you can separate an artist from their art.

This week we delve into Netflix's 'The Last Days of American Crime' for our main review but before that, we discuss the necessity of a Suicide Squad director's cut as well as what we've been watching including Blood Machine, Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich, and Underwater. We also debate film/TV etiquette - what are the do's and don'ts of consuming media at home?  

As lockdown continues we decide to forget about the woes of the world by watching yet another comedy from Netflix, Michael Showalter's The Lovebirds. Other items on our watchlist include Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet, Stir of Echoes, Ghost in the Shell: SAC_2045 and Billy's Bootcamp? We also stumble across a debate over the merits of filming in space and the value of practical effects. 

This week we review Netflix's "hit comedy" The Wrong Missy, debate the sin that is Reality TV and as ever discuss what's occupied our week in the form of a watchlist including Into The Night, Charlie Brooker's Antibacterial Wipe, Upload and Bordertown. 

This week we review Chris Hemsworth's Extraction, streaming on Netflix. But before that, we discuss what we've been watching to get us through lockdown including Contagion, The Crown, Altered Carbon Season 2, Ozark and The Valhalla Murders. In the inaugural Conflix of Interest, Dan confronts James about choosing to watch only the final season of Breaking Bad.