Cecilia and Lewis chat Christmas movies on this very appropriate day. Merry Christmas, folks!

The festivities continue this week, with Lewis and Cecilia continuing their Christmas viewing. Lewis reviews Champagne Problems, a Christmas flick set in France. Cecilia reviews Jack in Time for Christmas, starring comedian Jack Whitehall. She also reviews HIM, a sports horror produced by Jordan Peele. Lewis closes the show with reviews for My Secret Santa, and My Merry Little Xmas.

It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas! The team review their first Christmas film for the year, Jingle Bell Heist. Lewis also reviews Zootopia 2. The team also share what they’ve been watching on streaming, old and new, including Madame, Future Man, My Wife and Kids, and Lucifer.

This week, Cecilia and Lewis shares their latest viewing adventures. Lewis reviews Interview with the Vampire and season 2, and Inside Man season 2, starring Ted Danson. Meanwhile, Cecilia reviews Luca Guadagnino’s latest flick, After the Hunt, and the new tv series, Malice, starring Jack Whitehall.

It’s a big night of film and tv chat as Lewis and Cecilia review Wicked: For Good, Predator: Badlands, and Now you see Me: Now You don’t. They also review streaming releases Weapons and Mickey 17.

Sprinting into cinemas this week is the new Running Man starring Glen Powell. Lewis shares his thoughts on the film. Cecilia reviews Playdate, Kevin James’ new comedy on Prime. The team also talk upcoming movies they are looking forward to seeing.

Lewis and Cecilia chat Good Fortune - In Cinemas, Die my Love - In Cinemas, and Ghosts Australia - Paramount+

While Cecilia and Lewis couldn’t be in the studio this week, they thoughtfully pre-prepared a little treat for your ears.

This weeks reviews include Darren Aronofsky’s Caught Stealing starring Austin Butler, and I Know What You Did Last Summer which revives the 1997 campy slasher. The team also chat about the Legend of Baron To’a, and time travelling films and series.

In cinemas this week is Fight or Flight, a new action flick from the producers of John Wick, staring Josh Hartnett as a disgraced secret agent thrown back into action. Lewis reviews The Roses, a reimagining of the War of the Roses, starring Olivia Coleman and Benedict Cumberbatch. Cecilia also shares excitement for Emerald Fennell’s adaptation of Wuthering Heights.