Well, for regular podcast listeners, the time has come - Forrest Gump is Charlie's most contentious film and, my goodness, he doesn't hold back. Spoiler alert but it's 2 against 1 but it's a must-listen and (we think) one of our best.

This episode kicks off a brand new season where we share our thoughts on those films that might not be everyone's cup of tea, but hey, they make us have a great discussion (and a few laughs) every single time.

So, we're getting right into the nitty-gritty with a deep discussion on 'Eurotrip'. It's a wild ride through Europe that maybe didn’t break box office records but left us all with some memorable quotes and hilarious moments. Whether it’s Scotty’s unforgettable song or the surprise pop-ins by some now mega stars, this conversation is full of laughs, a bit of a blast from the past, and oh, a few drinks to enjoy along the way!

Expect a lot of banter between us three hosts as we didn’t all exactly see eye to eye on this one! If nothing else, you’ll finally understand why this movie brings out the pantomime villain in one of us!

Have you ever found yourself completely mesmerized by a movie? You know, the kind that keeps you at the edge of your seat, waiting eagerly for what’s about to unfold on screen? That’s exactly what we dive into with the 2014 movie, Whiplash, in this lively episode. 🎶

Whiplash isn’t just about drumming; it’s a whirlwind exploration of ambition, sacrifice, and the intense drive to be the very best. We’ve got J.K. Simmons and Miles Teller delivering performances that are, quite frankly, utterly brilliant! Oh, and let’s talk about the music—if jazz is your jam, get ready to be completely swept off your feet.

Whether you adored this film or found the journey a little uncomfortable, we’re here to provide a hearty discussion filled with diverse viewpoints, passionate debates, and maybe even some laughs along the way. So grab your headphones and come hang out with us as we explore what makes Whiplash resonate (or not!) with audiences worldwide.

Ahoy, matey! Ready to join us on a cinematic voyage back to 1805 with the classic film Master and Commander? Man, do we have a lot to chat about. This 2003 flick, starring the legendary Russell Crowe and Paul Bettany, takes us on an epic high-seas adventure filled with historical insights and mesmerizing cinematography that won awards.

Dom takes the helm, sharing his love for the books that inspired the film and the thrilling naval battles that define the genre. He dives into why this movie, despite being a treasure of historical detail and character development, didn't exactly make waves at the box office. There's some serious Oscar banter, laughter over a funny French rivalry, and a nostalgic look at how epic sea battles are portrayed on the big screen.

Join us as we dissect everything from the tension-filled drama on the open waters to personal anecdotes about discovering the original story by Patrick O'Brien. It's a chat filled with humour, passionate insights, and a touch of history, all in good spirits. So grab a comfy seat and let’s set sail on this podcast journey together. 

In a change to our normal programming, we're off into the prestigious world of Formula 1 with the new blockbuster starring Brad Pitt and Javier Bardem. It's a thrilling ride that left me on the edge of my seat, especially in 4DX!

Imagine feeling every turn and twist as if you're on the track yourself. The experience was so immersive that even my hard-to-please teenager walked out grinning from ear to ear. It's not just a movie; it's an unforgettable experience that cuts across generations.

Whether you're a fan of fast cars or just looking for a cinematic escape, this movie delivers. So grab your popcorn, and let's hit the racetrack on the big screen. 

We're diving right into this week's special episode where we take a deep dive (pun intended) into the iconic 1975 classic, 'Jaws.' We're celebrating its 50th anniversary with a detailed exploration of what makes this film the ultimate masterpiece of suspense and storytelling- it helps that it's Charlie favourite film of all time!

Charlie, along with Dom and Joe, shares a heartfelt tribute to this Spielberg phenomenon that still sends chills down the spine decades later. From the unforgettable opening scene to the legendary "You’re gonna need a bigger boat" moment, we cover all the iconic parts while sharing some unexpected trivia and personal stories!

Join us as we reminisce about the fear that kept a generation away from the ocean and revel in the cinematic genius that redefined Hollywood summers. Whether you’re a seasoned Jaws fan or a first-timer, this episode brings a fresh perspective with a side of laughter. 

If you're in the mood for a walk down memory lane with a few laughs and some spicy debates, you've come to the right place! This episode dives into the beloved 1997 movie, Gross Point Blank, starring John Cusack, Minnie Driver, and the ever-charming Dan Aykroyd. With its killer soundtrack and quirky dialogues, it's a film that's close to my heart, though my co-hosts might beg to differ!

Join us as we chat about the film's memorable music tracks from The Cure and The Clash, and how they add that extra zing to an already quirky storyline. We'll also be bantering about Cusack's portrayal of a hitman at his high school reunion, and whether or not Dan Aykroyd really steals the show.

Whether you love it or not, it's undeniable that this film sparked some vibrant conversation and maybe even controversy among us. 

We're diving into the epic 1966 film, The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. A true cinematic gem that, while not Clint Eastwood's first rodeo, stands tall as a milestone in Western film history.

Join us as Joe, our resident Western aficionado, leads the charge on dissecting this classic, sharing what made him fall in love with its iconic music, memorable performances, and remarkable direction. Even if you're not a Western fan, you might find yourself captivated by its storytelling and rich influence on cinema.

So, buckle up for an exciting ride through a spaghetti Western that influenced filmmakers like Tarantino and still delivers after all these years. 

Ever wanted to dive into a film that's a delightful mix of absurd comedy and intrigue? You've stumbled upon just the right conversation as we delve into the 1984 classic, 'Top Secret!' With a nod to the late, great Val Kilmer, join us on this rollercoaster as we unpack this chaotic yet charming movie.

We'll share humorous anecdotes, passionate opinions, and spotlight Val Kilmer's unique charm in his film debut. Plus, we'll even sprinkle in our favourite moments and standout quotes that still make us chuckle today. Don't miss this light-hearted tribute to a memorable performance in a hilariously offbeat film. Got your popcorn ready? Let's chat "Top Secret!"

So, we've journeyed through The Godfather series, and now we're at the infamous third instalment, Godfather Part III. If you've been following us, you already know the deal with the first two masterpieces. If not, give those episodes a listen—they're a total treat! Anyway, some see the third flick as a bit of a black sheep, but there's still so much to discuss and appreciate here.

We've got Joe, our go-to American for all things cinema, sharing his unrivalled insights. Dom is bringing the Cockney charm as our so-called 'Vatican banker', with a cheeky nod to some rhyming slang. And then there's me, Charlie, maybe hosting solo or perhaps just playing the Podfather’s apprentice.

This episode dives into all the juicy bits, like the controversial role of the Church, some epic scenes that might've been missed, and whether Al Pacino really nailed his role as Michael this time. And, because we've always gotta throw in a sprinkle of trivia, there’s talk about what nearly was—like, could we have seen a very different story with Robert Duvall?

We cap it off with our rare episode of friendly disagreements—did the film stick the landing, or did it trip over its own legacy? Listen in and find out if the Godfather saga goes out with a bang or just a whimper. Whatever you think, make sure you hit subscribe and leave us a nice review!