Discussion (and lots of spoilers) of the film Midnight Special. Without watching or finding anything out about the film, Andy Balaam decided it was a horror film about a train, with someone from 80’s TV in it. Andy Cockerill patiently

The good robot Andys dispatch Hateful Eight in 4 minutes of after-show chat. The Good Robot Andys podcasts and web site by Andy Balaam and Andy Cockerill are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License.

Discussion (and lots of spoilers) of the film Bone Tomahawk. Without watching or finding anything out about the film, Andy Balaam speculates (again) that it’s a Disney film, this one with a hilarious “native” character wearing bones. Andy Cockerill patiently

Discussion (and lots of spoilers) of the film Grandma. Without watching or finding anything out about the film, Andy Balaam decided that it was a hypre-real remake of a rollicking Disney kids’ adventure. Andy Cockerill patiently puts him right, explaining

Discussion (and lots of spoilers) of the film The Lobster. Andy Balaam guesses from the title that The Lobster is a Disney animation following the fortunes of the fauna awaiting execution in a restaurant kitchen. Andy Cockerill explains that it

Discussion (and lots of spoilers) of the film The Witch. Andy Balaam uses the title to guess that this is a spin-off of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves set in a US high school, but Andy Cockerill soon makes

Discussion (and lots of spoilers) of the film Me and Earl and the Dying Girl. Andy Balaam speculates from the title that it is a bit like American Pie, but Andy Cockerill patiently explains that it is a genuinely funny

The good robot Andys have a quick after-show chat about Star Wars: The Force Awakens. Did it disappoint?. The Good Robot Andys podcasts and web site by Andy Balaam and Andy Cockerill are licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0

Discussion (and lots of spoilers) of the film Song of the Sea. Andy Balaam suggests it is a serious take on a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, but Andy Cockerill explains it’s beautifully-crafted hand-animated story of the loss of magic and

Discussion (and lots of spoilers) of the films Far from the Madding Crowd and Far from the Madding Crowd. Andy Balaam is somehow talking about Dickens, but Andy Cockerill explains the similarities and differences between the 1967 and 2015 adaptations