Given the international release schedule (we're late!) it's weird to talking about Ghost Busters Afterlife and Venom: Let There Be Carnage, but we're glad to be able to now! We also talk Morning Wars, Hawkeye and the delightful Hoyts Cinema that has opened at Karrinyup. It's all happening, folks!

Cecilia is joined by Rachele in this edition while Lewis is off seeing the latest installment of Bond.

This week Lewis and Cecilia serve up a plate of fresh cinemas releases including kitchen drama Boiling Point which centers on a chef trying to keep it together on a busy night in a London restaurant. The team also review documentary Julia which paints us a picture of chef Julia Child and her love of French cooking. But before all that, Lewis shares his thoughts on Eternals, the latest serving from the MCU.

This week, Rachele stops in for a film and TV chat with Lewis. They review World War II drama waiting for Anya, documentary Becoming Cousteau, which follows the life and career of Jacques Cousteau and chat about what they are watching on streaming.

Lewis and Cecilia dish out reviews for a selection of new films this week including documentary Palazzo Di Cozzo, the story of furniture mogul Franco Cozzo. They also review Die in a Gunfight, a modern twist on Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet and finally., they review Nicholas Cage's new film PIG.

Cecilia and Rachele review two new films. They begin with a New Zealand psychological thriller called Coming Home In The Dark, before turning their attention to Disclosure and Aussie drama gaining critical acclaim.

This week, Cecilia and Lewis review the latest from the MCU, Shang-Chi and the Legend of Ten Rings. There are also two Aussie films in the mix, including Streamline starring Levi Miller, and the shocking documentary The Bowraville Murders.

Lewis and Cecilia dissect the new Spiderman: No Way Home trailer. They also review the new Liam Neeson action flick, The Ice Road and the new Candyman film from Jordan Peele.

It's a big week of film releases. Cecilia and Lewis review the new sci fi film Reminiscence, starring Hugh Jackman as well as the Rock Opera Annette. They also take on Free Guy, starring Ryan Reynolds, psychological thriller, The Nighthouse. and discuss the Irish Film Festival.

Take a listen to this weeks show to hear what Lewis and Cecilia thought about The Suicide Squad, a soft reboot to the 2016 film which flopped. Cecilia also reviews, We Don’t Deserve Dogs, a humble look at man’s best friend.