Two Burns Cinema Club

The boys are back, and yes we get it we have missed a lot of great movies. We return to the shed to pick the bones over Nolan’s star studded Odyssey, Marvels’ return to box office success and discuss why Horror just works in Hollywood right now.

This week, James and Ewan discuss March's biggest release (which, for once, they have both seen). Is the future as jumbled together as Frankenstein himself? How has Peaky Blinders fared on the big screen? And does Ryan Gosling and Rocky rock your socks against the stars and cinema in sci-fi blockbuster Project Hail Mary?

We take a look at this year’s Academy Awards, giving our take on all the winners and losers on Hollywood’s most prestigious night.

We take a look at this year’s Academy Awards, giving our take on all the winners and losers on Hollywood’s most prestigious night.

Description: There are so many films that we watch and love, but deep down we know they’re just a bit crap. On today’s episode, we explore this confusing subjective niche and give our take on our worst and best films. 

A steamy success or does it wither away, we dive into our experience with Emerald Fennel’s take on the popular gothic novel, Wuthering Heights. We also look forward to some of the notable films set to release in a jam-packed March on the silver screen.

James and Ewan break down each month of upcoming cinema releases in 2026. They start with 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple & Hamnet, giving their take on the biggest January releases before looking ahead to 2026 in film. From Odyssey to Spider-Man and Dunesday, the boys give their take on what looks set to thrive and flop.

James and Ewan give their take on a couple of films they have seen in the last few weeks. James gives his thoughts on Guillermo del Toro‘s Frankenstein, while Ewan reviews WW2 thriller Nuremberg. The main feature of the podcast sees the boys pick their 5 favourite WW2 films out of a selection of the best. Which films will prevail?

The boys, joined by the premier guest to the podcast, Charlotte, rank every feature length Pixar movie. From its debut with Toy Story in 1995, Pixar have set the bench mark in animated movies, from their wholesome relatable stories, to their unique world’s and characters, Pixar has quite literally, in its 30-year long legacy of film, got something for everyone, but which films go to infinity and beyond, and which ones are The Good Dinosaur… for the Two Burns Cinema Club podcast hosts?

The boys discuss The Minecraft Movie’s (2025) commercial success, groundbreaking numbers, and theatre-breaking audience antics, before discussing casting news in the world of Harry Potter and a guitar-string of Beatles movies on the Horizon. James and Ewan stick with the announcements theme as they give their take on Universal’s exciting plans in Bedfordshire. Following the News, the boys interrogate impostor syndrome in cinema, sharing their opinions on the themes, similarities, and differences of The Talented Mr Ripley (1999), Saltburn (2023), and Parasite (2019).

Hosted by two film-loving Burnses (Yes, we are brothers), the Two Burns Cinema Cinema Club dives into all things Cinema, from cult classics to Box-Office Blockbusters, the brotherly duo gives a frame-by-frame focus on the hot property in the world of cinema, as well as peeling back the layers on movies and Hollywood, exploring the stories and cultural impact of some of boldest films to grace the screen.

On this podcast's pilot episode, the brothers chew the bones and give their take on Netflix’s hit show Adolescence, and its impact off the screen. The duo then turned their attention to the ever-growing library of live-action Disney movies with the release of Snow White, surrounded by controversy and online critique, is it bound to fail? Following the news, the boys transport themselves to the world of slapstick archaeological adventure, with a deep dive discussion into the Indiana Jones franchise and a subsequent ranking of all five feature films!