From the genius of David Fincher comes Zodiac, a masterpiece performance by Jake Gyllenhaal chronicling the story and sensation of the Zodiac killings that stretched throughout the state of California throughout the 70s and 80s.

What can we say? Perhaps THE prototypical movie buff's recommendation, oozing with Tarantino-isms comes Pulp Fiction and film that continues to endure as the masterpiece that it is.

Join as us we have a casual chat about this star studded masterpiece, discuss if "that" scene needed to be in the film, and talk about all the hidden little nuggets, the societal impact, and the how and why of this incredibly unique tale of crime, morality, and the absurd in a way only Tarantino can deliver.

Last week with Forrest Gump, we discussed embracing the everyday in the greater quest for destiny. Spielberg's classic, Catch Me If You Can, flips the script, chronicling the life of a young Frank Abagnale, Jr. who very much endeavors yo create his own destiny as he cons his way into a prolific career as an airline pilot, lawyer, and Doctor, all whilst becoming one of the most wanted check fraudsters in the United States. But...At the end of the day, he's just a kid.

At it's core, this is about a scared young man doing everything to get his family back and for Sem and Jason stand as an undeniably good, universal Spielberg experience.

As ever, we invite you to grab some popcorn and live in Frank's world as we delve into what makes this such a recurring title in Sem and Jason's library. Where you going tonight?

Perhaps no film greater captures the full circle magic of film than Forrest Gump. A masterclass in screenwriting, direction, acting, and production, this movie stands the test of time as perhaps the most repeat viewable title ever made.

Sem and I discuss all the elements that make it come together, from the surprising narrative of the Novel that become the screenplay, so the last minute changes that defined the film, you'll learn all about the constellation of moments that had to come together perfectly to make Forrest Gump what it is.

If, like us, you've seen the film a million times, we still invite you to cosy on up on the couch and watch it again tonight. With the lens of world events and as we age ourselves, there is something new to be learned of each and every viewing.

If you've never seen it, imagine hearing that Tom Hanks is playing something on an idiot savant that accidentally but very much of his own accord manages to shape the trajectory of world history, enrich himself and many others, and teach us that the idea of destiny might very well be a needless obstacle to the everyday miracles.

On this one Sem and Jason are in complete agreement. Let us know how you feel!