The One Room With A View Show

As promised, the boys are back. The second in a series of lockdown episodes focuses in on a double bill of Martin Scorsese mob movies, discussing last year's 'THE IRISHMAN' and 1990's 'GOODFELLAS' (recorded in November 2019). Alongside Something Old, there is Something New as Christopher puts a modern classic up on The Shelf. Listen now.

The times they are a changing. After a brief hiatus, Christopher and Dan have finally become bored enough to produce a newish episode of The One Room With A View Show. Observing social distancing (by some 20 miles), the boys have produced this, the very first in a series of lockdown episodes. Today's show is mostly comprised of content recorded at the end of 2019 (but never broadcast) where Christopher and Dan share their top tens of last year as well as discuss the previous decade. What, you've got something better to do? Listen now!

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For the last month, audiences keep asking if they're back, and ORWAV haven't really had an answer. But, now? Yeah, I'm thinking they're back. Christopher and Dan go mano a mano with not one, not two, but THREE chapters in the ever-growing JOHN WICK saga for SOME FILMS OLD, SOME FILM NEW, before Dan calls in his father for DADS DESCRIBING FILMS. Christopher then reopens THE SHELF for a film very close to his heart. Download now.

Under the banner of what might be their longest episode title yet, Christopher Preston and Daniel Orton assemble to say goodbye to the MCU as we currently know it with a thorough examination of AVENGERS: ENDGAME. This conclusion goes toe-to-toe with other franchise (end)game change, THE LORD OF THE RINGS: RETURN OF THE GAME, before the boys discuss their own favourite Marvel-ous moments. From one indie to another, the boys RELOAD SOMEFILM NEW to discuss the exquisitely disarming and charming EIGHTH GRADE before calling it a day for another month. Ears, meet podcast.

Happy International Women's Day! Christopher Preston and Dan Orton bring old friend of the show, Tori Brazier (a real-life female) to join in on the celebrations and discuss this year's CAPTAIN MARVEL as well as 2017's WONDER WOMAN for SOME FILM OLD, SOME FILM NEW. Christopher then Reloads Some Film New as he heads back into the past, examining the controversial new documentary LEAVING NEVERLAND, surrounding the sexual abuse allegations against Michael Jackson. The boys round off a bumper episode via an arbitrary conversation on this year's Oscars. Come on, get downloading.

Christopher Preston and Dan Orton return to take a stroll down Beale Street in the Moonlight to discuss the immaculate recent filmography of master director, Barry Jenkins on The One Room With A View Show. Dan regenerates the critically acclaimed 'Which Chris Said This?' segment after a few seasons off, and the boys discuss Ben Affleck's un/timely exit (Batflexit)from the DCEU and what this means for Gotham City, before Christopher redirects the podcast to France for the much needed return of 'I Can't Understand You, But It Looks Bloody Good'. Life is a series of opportunities. Grab this one by the ears.

There's no SPLIT decision: The ORWAV Show is an UNBREAKABLE GLASS-terpiece. In amongst the puns, Christopher and Dan climb aboard M. Night Shyamalan's Eastrail 177 Trilogy for SomeFilm Old, SomeFilm New, a movie series spanning nearly two decades and which features 2000's UNBREAKABLE, 2017's SPLIT, and this year's concluding chapter, GLASS. Dan uncovers a VICE den as he Reloads SomeFilm New, then the boys discuss and debate what might save 2019 from the ever grasping claws of existential misery. Love film? Tune in.