Sean and his Mam talk about pretty much everything but Bridget Jones's Diary. They talk the smoking ban, heartburn and Christmas television in-depth. 

-Is it worth buying a Radio Times? 

-What are your go-to subjects when meeting new people? 

-Are you a Colin Firth or a Hugh Grant person? 

-Why is there so much talk of Bridget’s biological clock in the film? 

-Who’s kitchen cupboards were the right way round? 

-Can someone have two one-hit wonders? 

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Sean reviews Gus Van Sant's 2003 film, Elephant. 

A film shot with real teenagers with mostly improvised scenes, the film depicts a normal day... until it wasn't. Two classmates have planned a shooting.  

Discussing the film in depth, Sean talks about the way the film is shot, praises the build-up to the shooting and the red herrings regarding the shooter's motives.  

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Sean reviews Spiderman No Way Home. 

It is genuinely everything fans wanted and more! 

Do not listen to this if you are trying to avoid spoilers. 

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The best sequel since T2? Sean think so... 

Sean reviews Paranormal Activity 2 and wonders how they managed to make pots and pans scary.

-Did they use a CGI dog? 

-How hot was the hot tub? 

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In a quick-fire review, Sean discusses the film The War Below. 

The film focuses upon miners during World War One who risked their lives to try and break the stalemate of trench warfare by tunnelling under German lines.  

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Sliding Doors follows two different time-lines in Helen's life. 

Sean helpfully names these 'scum-bag' and 'missed train' time-lines to try and make it understandable for the listener. 

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In an almost unintelligible episode, Sean digs himself a hole when he mis-countries an actor and then discusses comedy (including terms in this film) that would not be received well today.

Sliding Doors follows two different time-lines in Helen’s life, Sean names these the “Scum-Bag” and “Missed Train” timelines to try and make it understandable for the listener.

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Sean reviews a film about a guy who’s "bought a proper camera, with a big light and everything” and an entity is following his girlfriend. 

With great performances from an unknown cast and a fantastically creepy and threatening tone, this is not a film to miss. 

Seriously though, who sleeps with the door open? 

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Sean reviews arguably Jim Carrey's best film and has an absolute blast. 

W O R K.

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Ryan Walker from Walk The Line Podcast joins Sean to review the all-time Christmas classic Die Hard (1988). Ryan and Sean discuss the poor guy who worked on the floor below floor 30 during filming at Nakatomi Plaza. 

Aside highlights include Ryan and Sean discussing the worldwide film market and celebrities putting their foot right in it. Sean warns Ryan never to watch ‘A Good Day To Die Hard’, and they both go off on a tangent about The Mummy films. 

Go check out The Walk The Line podcast! 

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