We recorded part of this podcast earlier, but one of our computers blew up, so this is actually take 2. If that's not blind commitment to a degrading show with 2 people living in a fantasy world, then I dont know what is...
...Actually I do, and it's actually the subject of today's podcast
While the world's esteemed film critics gracefully skip across these controversies and political themes like mountain-goats, we blunder through looking more like a middle-aged dad navigating the big balls on Total Wipeout.
We approach the conclusion to our incredibly professional and well-thought-out list of Videogaming's greatest music, but will we beat the final boss?
... Well no because it's a podcast and there isn't a boss, that was just a line I thought of cause I thought it would be funny, but I suspect its humorous value has diminishing returns.
In a strange departure from the usual schedule, we're pausing to half reminisce and half critique our picks for the little-often discussed arena of Videogame Music.
Disc 2 sold separately. 2-Player. Controller support not provided.
"Tom Hanks reads about the things that happen throughout the World, but doesn't believe in everything he sees or hears. Read all about it, read all about it, News of the World, News of the World."
Directed by Simon Stone, and based on the 2007 novel of the same name by John Preston, 'The Dig' tells the tale of the famous excavation of Sutton Hoo.
Staring some of our favourite actors, Carey Mulligan, Ralph Fiennes, and Lily James, will this heartwarming Netflix original be all it's dug up to be?
He's got Soul, but is he a Monster? Pete Docter has been emptying tear ducts across the globe for 2 decades now, but how does his latest feature hold up?