It’s finally here! 809 days after the first epsiode and the lads have finally arrived at episode 100. One long evening recording and 2 weeks in the editing suite, the lads 100th episode is here for your viewing pleasure,so please celebrate with them.

We may be an audio podcast, but it’s probably best to sit down with a cuppa (or champagne) and give this one a watch, rather than just a listen.

The Movie On Up boys get sentimental and talk about the podcast origins and their friendship. It wouldn’t be Movie On Up without the reviews, so Adam breaks down Pixar’s newest flick, Hoppers. Does Pixar still have that childhood tear jerker magic or is it time for the studio to call it a day?

The boys have a Movie Quiz quiz, lovingly crafted by TVs own Josh Dodd. Thank you Josh

Adam’s got some birthday gifts for Alfie based on two of his favourite films... take your guesses now. Voice messages to celebrate from friend of the show Josh Brooker and film podcast kings Pulp Kitchen!

*we had an absoluite nightmare trying to piece this one together - our first case of corrupt footage, a camera that cuts and stop recording, frame rate different to the audio rate. If it could go wrong... it did. How very on brand for Movie On Up.

It's clear were never going to be a Christopher Nolan with our skills with a camera, maybe more of an Uwe Boll. Please bare with some of the cuts and patch work, parts of the epsiode are Frankensteined together. We just wanted to get this episode out, so please enjoy!*

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Adam and Alfie were determined to film Episode 100 in-person but a week postponement had to be implemented. Thus, a bonus episode! With reviews of the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards Ceremony, 'Wuthering Heights', 'Scream 7', 'The Moment', 'Cold Storage', 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' and MORE, feel free to call this Ep99 (and a half).

Please do get in touch with your own reviews, questions, suggestions or congratulations as we hurtle towards Movie On Up's 100th episode. You will not want to miss it!

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'Solstice' is amongst the nominees at this year's EE BAFTA Film Awards. It's in the running for Best British Short Animation. Luke Angus single-handedly wrote, animated and directed the film in his spare time and it follows a lonely Inuit who reminisces about an old friend.

Luke eloquently spoke about his inspirations, the challenges involved with learning new softwares and the minute details he sprinkled throughout. @lukeangusanimator

You can watch 'Solstice' for free on BAFTA's YouTube Channel.

If you're a filmmaker and would like to feature on the show, please do get in touch!

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"Video Killed the Radio Star"... I mean, judging by this attempt at visual podcasting, I don't think they've got anything to worry about. You're safe for now Greg James.

This week the boys talk about Disney's newest attempt at reviving the family institution that is The Muppet Show - penned by Seth Rogan and starring the usual array of fabric reprobates, the lads discuss whether the Muppets are back on form and here to stay, or are they past their prime?

Adam also reviews Disney's newest MCU show Wonderman. A surprising change of pace that I think we can agree is definitely needed.

Adam also got down to his Odeon to catch an early screening of Wasteman, the directorial debut by Cal McCau. Startring Tom Blyth and rising super star and podcast favourite, David Jonsson.

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Well, if two is company, three certainly is a crowd. This week the lads were accompanied by Spark Sunderland's film aficionado and host of "Lights, Camera, Action!" Sam J. Clark.

Alfie and Sam review 'The Housemaid', Sydney Sweeney's sultry thriller. Trashy? Yes. Surprisingly engaging? Yes. Hollywood Schlock? Oh, absolutely.

Adam's *Keane* to talk about the footy drama starring Steve Coogan, 'Saipan'.

Adam and Alfie hand the reigns over to Sam for a review of 'Primate' - "the best creature feature... ever?!"

The press embargo has finally lifted for '100 Nights of Hero', so Adam gets into the complex plot and Emerald Fennel-esque cinematography.

As if that wasn't enough - Sam and Adam talk about Jason Statham's (queue impression by Mr Barlow) newest film, 'Shelter'. Does it offer something new, or is it the same old reliable Statham?

Give Sam a follow on Instagram @sam.j_clark and hear his other reviews on @SparkSunderland

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Dylan O'Brien & James Sweeney form a twisted friendship in 'Twinless' while Chris Pratt has 90 minutes to prove his innocence to an AI judge in 'Mercy'. Those are the two films in discussion this week. Alfie also shares his thoughts on a new, steamy drama, 'Heated Rivalry' and the latest GOT spin-off, 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'.

Meanwhile, Eamonn Holmes and Gary Barlow are added to the A-List Star In Our Impressions Repertoire... Of course they are.

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This week the lads discuss all the important things in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, such as Samson's massive appendage, does the skinning scene look fake and "do you think Ralph Fiennes wore a prosthetic". They go into deep SPOILERS on this one, so if you're yet to see the film, perhaps give it a watch before listening to this episode.

Adam also talks about Rental Family the slightly too sentimental new film staring Academy Award winner Brendan Fraser and the hilarious dark comedy from Park Chan-Wook, No Other Choice.

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It’s time for the Second Annual Movie On Uppies™ ... the awards show Hollywood is still pretending not to care about.

Adam and Alfie are handing out the most prestigious honours in cinema, sitting comfortably somewhere between the Oscars and the carpark out the back. The lads break down our personal Best Films of 2025, plus awards for Best Score, Biggest Surprise, Biggest Disappointment, Best Actress, Best Actor, and Worst Film of the Year!

The boys also reveal the audiences favourite Film and which films released in 2025 you champion. And as tradition demands, we wrap things up with an email from friend of the show Josh. Roll out that red carpet.

Thank you for the new follows and listens lately,

we really appreciate it. Please share the podcast withy our friends and family and dont foget to rate us 5 starts on the platform of your choice. You can get in touch with us by emailing [email protected] or on TikTok and Instagram @MovieOnUp. We've now got YouTube too, that too is Movie On Up!

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'Retirement Plan' is a genius 7-minute, animated short film, now Oscar-shortlisted! The director, John Kelly, was kind enough to speak to Adam & Alfie this week about the film, the anxiety attack that inspired it, how he got Domhnall Gleeson involved and the Irish knack for profound storytelling. @johnkelly_jnr @retirementplan_film

In the UK/Europe, you can watch 'Retirement Plan' on Disney+ and in the US/Canada, you can find the short on YouTube.

This is the first in a series of interviews that Movie On Up will supply in addition to the usual episodes that you know and love. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated - thanks for checking us out!

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This week, the lads absolutely rave about Timmy and his latest Oscar-worthy performance in 'Marty Supreme' Josh Safdie knocks it out the park again, starring Timothee Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow and Tyler the Creator.

Alfie reviews the slightly lacklustre finale of Stranger Things. And finally Adam tackles the based-on-a-true-story Neil Diamond *tribute band* biopic, and the new Jack Black and Paul Rudd 'Anaconda' reboot.

New listener Luke emails in and friend of the show Jenna also gets in touch!

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