The Unscripted crew talk Scream VI, (in cinemas), Till (in cinemas), To Leslie (in cinemas), Champions (in cinemas), Shackleton: The Greatest Story of Survival (in limited cinemas) and Emily the Criminal (Netflix)

Lewis catches everyone up on Creed III (in cinemas), Rachele talks Oscar Shorts (see link for where you can find them in Cinemas) before they take a look at some Netflix streaming treats: We Have a Ghost, Always Be My Maybe and Drive to Survive.

But really featuring: Cocaine Bear (In cinemas), Missing (In cinemas), Marc Maron: From Bleak to Dark (Binge for Australian listeners!), Romantic Getaway (Binge), Not Dead Yet (Disney+), the Walk-In (SBS on Demand), True Spirit (Netflix).

Lewis talks to Rachele about current cinema releases, Magic Mike’s Last Dance and Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania, Rachele shares her thoughts on The Black Phone and Pamela: A Love Story (both on Netflix) and the duo cover a heap of other content from initial thoughts on Last of Us to Fringe World and Superbowl trailer releases.

Rachele and Cecilia take a look at The Son (in cinemas) and Magic Mike’s Last Dance (in cinemas) as well as Cunk on Earth (Netflix) and Shotgun Wedding (Prime), but not before a good old Oscars chat and some discussion on M. Night Shyamalan’s body of work to date.

Rachele joins Lewis and Cecilia in the studio for a look at Knock at the Cabin (in cinemas), Spoiler Alert (hitting Australian cinemas on February 9), That 90s Show (Netflix), The Luckiest Girl Alive (Netflix), Four Good Days (Netflix), You People (Netflix)

Lewis and Cecilia talk about what’s on at Perth’s Fringe World (live shows until February 19 2023), get into a bit of a chat about the Oscars, then take a good look at The Whale (in cinemas), Tár (in cinemas), The Menu (Disney+), Minions: The Rise of Gru (Netflix) and Amsterdam (Disney+).

Cecilia is catching a screening of Tar for next week, so Rachele and Lewis talk The Menu (Disney+), Barbarian (Disney+), Irreverent (Netflix), Babylon (in cinemas), Welcome to Chippendales (Disney+), What’s Love Got to Do With It (in Australian cinemas), Last of Us (Binge) and revisit Avatar: Way of Water for Rachele’s thoughts.

Everyone’s back on deck so they take a moment to talk about the importance of sun protection before cracking on with Matilda The Musical (Netflix), M3Gan, the Alice and Wonderland exhibition (WA Museum Boola Bardip), The Fabelmans, Operation Fortune: Ruse de Guerre, Emily and See How They Run (Disney+).

Lewis and Rachele kicked off by discussing Jeremy Renner’s accident and 1999 movies before talking about more current events: Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile, Strange World, The White Lotus and Avatar: The Way of Water.