Adrian and Simon review director David Fincher’s new Netflix film; Mank, based upon the making of the Orson Welles classic movie, Citizen Kane. Plus, they discuss the enormous number of announcements from Disney’s investor conference in regards to Star Wars, Pixar, Marvel, and Disney animation. Additionally, they dive into a conversation about the casting of actor Alfred Molina in the next instalment of the Spiderman franchise and director Matthew Vaughn’s plans for an additional 7 more entries into the Kingsman franchise. As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes.

Adrian and Simon talk about the Netflix limited series The Queen’s Gambit and the Discovery Channel crime drama Manhunt: Unabomber. Additionally, they discuss the huge announcement concerning the Warner Brothers 2021 film release schedule, the solid ensemble cast chosen for the Disney+ Hawkeye TV series, and the future of actor Elliot Page’s Umbrella Academy character Vanya Hargreeves. As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes.

Adrian and Simon review the 1941 Orson Welles classic, Citizen Kane. Additionally, they discuss the departure of writer/director Joss Whedon from his HBO TV series The Nevers, the possibility of the Legendary Pictures film Godzilla VS Kong being released semi-exclusively on streaming services next year, and the puzzling narrative choices behind the One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest Netflix prequel series Ratched. As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes

Adrian and Simon review season 1 of the Apple TV+ series, Ted Lasso. Additionally, they discuss Warner Brothers new plan for a simultaneous theatrical and streaming launch of director Patty Jenkin’s Wonder Woman 1984 film, the exit of creator Terence Winter from his role as showrunner for the HBO Max Gotham PD TV series, and the hiring of the Molyneux sisters to write Deadpool 3 for Marvel. Plus, they consider the possibility of watching Ridley Scott’s TV series Raised By Wolves after a member of the Split Focus audience makes the bold suggestion. Most imminently, they caution of the horrors of being trapped at the dentist’s office with an extreme Pharrell Williams fan. As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes.

Adrian and Simon talk abouthe hilarious Netflix comedy series Aunty Donna’s Big Ol’ House of Fun. They also discuss the possible casting of Hannibal star Mads Mikkelsen as Grindelwald in the third Fantastic Beasts film, the green-lit A Quiet Place spin-off film from Mud director Jeff Nichols, and the addition of actor Chris Pratt to the cast of director Taika Waititi’s Thor: Love and Thunder. Plus, Adrian barely contains his excitement for the recently announced live action adaptation of Lilo & Stitch and the delicious smells coming out of his brand new PlayStation 5 console. As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes.

Adrian and Simon discuss AMC’s Fear the Walking Dead Season 5, the Netflix series Ratched starring Sarah Paulson, and the removal of actor Johnny Depp from the Warner Brother’s Fantastic Beasts movie franchise. Additionally, they converse about AMC Theatres’ financial struggles, the casting of Christopher Walken in the Ben Stiller Apple TV+ TV series Severance, and the important lesson they learned as children to never leave crumbs out for house hippos. As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes.

Adrian and Simon review the Apple TV+ Sofia Coppola film, On the Rocks. Additionally, they converse about The Mandalorian Season 2 on Disney+, the possibility of new James Bond film No Time To Die being released on Netflix, and the potential casting of actor Oscar Issac as Marvel hero Moon Knight. Plus, they question the existence of an ‘excellent’ video game film adaptation and the outcome of eating contaminated perogies.  As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes.

Adrian and Simon review actor Sacha Baron Cohen’s latest satirical outing in Borat Subsequent Moviefilm: Delivery of Prodigious Bribe to American Regime for Make Benefit Once Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan. They also discuss the demise of the short-form streaming service Quibi, the hype behind the HBO Limited Series adaptation of the Jo Nesbo novel The Son to be directed by Denis Villeneuve, and the casting of Jared Leto in Zack Snyder’s cut of the 2017 Justice League film. As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes.

Adrian and Simon review the Aaron Sorkin directed Netflix film The Trial of the Chicago 7. Additionally, they discuss Disney’s business restructuring centred upon the Disney+ streaming service, the unusual controversy in regards to the casting of Gal Gadot as Cleopatra, and the excitement behind director George Miller’s Mad Max: Fury Road Furiosa spin-off film.  As a conversational podcast, we invite questions and comments to be featured on our show. Please send your opinions to [email protected] or @Split_Focus on Twitter to be showcased on future episodes.

Spoilers are fair game in this deep dive review of Amazon Prime Video's second season of The Boys.