We return for our sixth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose Crazy Stupid Love. A more recent film, but is it free from being problematic? Does this film treat it's female characters well? And does this movie truly condemn the behaviours of its characters? Let's find out.

We return for our sixth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose Hook. This film was a favourite of Dan's growing up, will that still be the case as an adult? Will Nostalgia do the heavy lifting? And will Chris, who hasn't seen it before, feel that same magic?

We return for our sixth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose The Santa Clause 3. You know, the one where Santa fights Jack Frost. Do you want us to pretend there's a chance this one is good?

We return for our sixth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose The Santa Clause 2. Was this sequel made for creative reasons or financial? Can Tim Allen fit in enough one-liners to make Dan want to kill himself? Let's find out!

We return for our sixth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose The Santa Clause. Chris watches this film every year, but does it hold up? Does the logic of the world its depicting make sense? Can Scott Calvins character arc feel genuine when we know magic is literally changing him? Let's find out!

We return for our sixth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose Avatar. Does a film that was sold on its cutting edge visuals stand on its own merits 12 years later when all that's left is the story? We watched the original Avatar to find out.

We return for our sixth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose Cool Runnings. Is this film the stone cold classic it's remembered as? Or has nostalgia done the heavy lifting?

We return for a special bonus series of nostalgic film reviews. That's right, we're finally tackling the entire Harry Potter series and we're finally at the end of our suffering as we review Secrets Of Dumbledore. Which I'm sure you'll all be surprised to learn... is a bad movie.

We return for a special bonus series of nostalgic film reviews. That's right, we're finally tackling the entire Harry Potter series and as we approach the end of our pain, this week we sit through Crimes Of Grindelwald. This is the movie even the fans don't like... send help.

We return for a special bonus series of nostalgic film reviews. That's right, we're finally tackling the entire Harry Potter series, this week we're looking at Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them. Does having the books author on board as a writer help? Does not being a direct adaptation of an existing story make it better? Not at all. But let's break it down anyway.