In this third bonus episode, Art and Tom each pick their personal Top 5 guilty pleasures. Are these films they love to hate or hate to love, or are they just plain underrated? And will you agree with their choices? Plus, we review our listeners’ worst films.

In Episode 12 of Movies in the Mirror, cousins and friends Tom and Arthur Browne revisit the Steve Martin romantic laugh-a-thon L.A. Story. Does it light up the sky or muddy the waters in the cold light of 2021?

In this second bonus episode, Art and Tom each pick their personal Top 5 worst films. This really wasn't easy (or, at least, getting it down to five wasn't easy). Will you agree with their choices?

In Episode 11 of Movies in the Mirror, cousins and friends Tom and Arthur Browne revisit The Godfather, Part III, the most divisive film of this classic trilogy. Is it an offer you can’t refuse, or should it sleep with the fishes?

In this special Christmas episode, cousins and friends Tom and Arthur Browne discuss reader feedback and film requests, recap Season 1, and share their personal favourite festive movies. They also raise a glass of wine and tuck into Quality Street.

In Episode 10 of Movies in the Mirror, cousins and friends Tom and Arthur Browne finish Season 1 with some blockbusting fun: submarine thriller Crimson Tide. Does it sink or swim?

In Episode 9 of Movies in the Mirror, cousins and friends Tom and Arthur Browne get to grips with surrealist classic Mulholland Drive. Is it brain-scramblingly brilliant or a bit of a headache?

In Episode 8 of Movies in the Mirror, cousins and friends Tom and Arthur Browne realise that although they’ve seen the original dozens of times, this follow-up has been rather neglected. Is it actually better than the first film?

In Episode 7 of Movies in the Mirror, cousins and friends Tom and Arthur Browne consider Kevin Costner star vehicle Dances With Wolves. Acclaimed in the early 1990s, but not much talked about now. Is there a reason for that?

In Episode 6 of Movies in the Mirror, cousins and friends Tom and Arthur Browne revisit the multi-award-winning The English Patient. Enduring classic or overrated tosh? It divided our hosts at the time, but what about now?