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  • 16: Licence to Kill
    Episode 16. This week Sam and Hugh have joined Her Majesty's Secret Service in order to chase down arch bond villain Franz Sanchez in the underrated 1989 bond classic Licence to Kill. Guiding our heroes through the nondescript Latin American country is Bond fan and friend of the podcast is Liam Waters. Will Sam effortlessly fall in love with Bond like all the women Bond meets or will he want a licence to kill Hugh for recommending the film...?
    1 hr 3 min
  • 15: What We Do In The Shadows & Midsommar
    Episode 15, and it's Halloween, Sam, Hugh and horror movie aficionado Ben Dawson are off on a night out in Wellington with the Vampires of What We Do In The Shadows. Then we hop back to Europe and head up north to Sweden to the land of the midnight sun in folk horror movie Midsommar. Will Hugh find the humour in What We do in the Shadows to die for or will he be dying of boredom? Will Sam be seduced by the glamorous Swedish commune? Or will he want to throw himself off a cliff? And finally like all good horror movie sidekicks will Ben make it all the way to the end or will he be offed in the early part of the second half of the podcast? And when I say offed I mean literally, will he just go off somewhere else because he is fed up with Sam and Hugh's bickering.
    2 hr 5 min
  • 14: 12 Angry Men
    Episode 14 and Sam and Hugh are members of a jury where a young man's life is at stake and everyone happens to be angry in this weeks Film 12 Angry Men. Will Sam convince Hugh that its "possible, just possible" that the film is a classic, or will Hugh find it guilty of being boring...?
    1 hr 20 min
  • 13: 13. Arrival
    Episode 13 and Hugh and Sam Sam travel to Montana to learn Heptapodnese in Denis Villeneuve's 2016 Oscar nominated Arrival. But will Arrival leave Sam wanting this film to stay with him long term? Or will he get bored and just ask the aliens to leave, making sure they turn out the lights on there way out...?
    1 hr 22 min
  • 12: 12. 24 Hour Party People
    Episode 12 and Hugh, Sam and his brother Joe Blakeley decide to go clubbing in Manchester in the late 70s and 80s to the legendary The Haçienda. This weeks film 24 Hour Party People. Staring Steve Coogan and directed by Michael Winterbottom this bio-pic about music scene between 1976-1990 shows the highs (pun intended) and the lows of Tony Wilson the impresario behind Factory Records and the Haçienda. Will the film leave Hugh wanting to become a 24 hour party person or will he want to take "Control" of the TV remote and switch off...?
    1 hr 27 min
  • 10: 10. There Will Be Blood
    Episode 10. Hugh and Sam once again head out west to try and make their fortune this time by prospecting for oil with Daniel Day-Lewis (Sounds intense). There Will Be Blood is the second part of their Paul Thomas Anderson double header. Will it have Hugh prospecting for other people to recommend the film to or will it leaving him wanting Sam's Blood for recommending it to him...?
    1 hr 14 min
  • 9: 9. Boogie Nights
    Episode 9. This week Hugh and Sam head off to California to try and make it in the 70s porno business after Hugh recommended that Sam watch the 1997 film Boogie Nights, Paul Thomas Anderson's character study on the lives of those involved in making porn in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Will Sam be turned on and recommend the film to others. Or will he boogie his way over to the remote to change the channel...?
    1 hr 17 min
  • 8: 8. The Shining
    Episode 8 and Sam, Hugh and special guest Ben Dawson head up to the Overlook Hotel in the middle of winter and check into room 237. Where they watch Stanley Kubrick's adaptation of the Stephen King's Novel The Shining. Will Hugh make it to May and recommend the film or will all work and no play make Hugh a bored boy...?
    1 hr 33 min
  • 7: 7. Apocalypse Now
    Episode 7 and we've been drafted by Francis Ford Coppola to head into the heart of darkness in his 1979 Vietnam war epic Apocalypse Now. Will this psychedelic descent into madness be gripping enough for Sam to recommend it to others? Or will the horror, the horror be too much, forcing him to napalm his TV...? 


    Music:
    "Let That Sink In" & "Southside" by Lee Rosevere
    "Ride of the Valkyries" by Richard Wagner

    Contact:
    Twitter: @pleasewatchpod
    1 hr 8 min

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Each week two film loving mates with gaps in their viewing history recommend films to each other. So they can once and for all answer the question: who has better taste?