Lewis amuses himself by talking about the films he’s watched - A Haunting in Venice, The Blue Beetle and Dumb Money, as well as chatting about why he is interesting in the next movie from the Saw franchise.

Lewis and Cecilia discuss the lack of film promotion in relation to Blue Beetle and A Haunting in Venice. They also review Scrapper, a British- Indie film which explores a fractured daughter - father relationship. Cecilia gives us a taste of reality with her thoughts on At Home with the Fury’s, an insight into the life of the undefeated heavyweight boxing champ Tyson Fury.

The gang are back to talk all things screen.

It’s a bumper show with all of the cinema things: Blackberry, The Equaliser 3, Gran Turismo, Strays, TMNT Mutant Mayhem. Plus Ahsoka on Disney+.

Lewis and Rachele chat about Strays and Santuary (both in cinemas) plus some Netflix content and, of course, the Matildas.

The gang have a trio of cinematic releases to discuss with Lewis having seen Dracula: Voyage of the Demeter, Cecilia caught a screening of Grand Tourismo and both of them caught Asteroid City.

Lewis accepts the challenge of sitting in the studio on his own to talk about: Asteroid City (in cinemas soon), The After Party (on Apple TV+), animated homework you should all engage in before watching Ahsoka and How I Met Your Father (Disney+).

Rachele and Lewis chat about Star Wars, the writers strike, A Man Called Otto and the Swedish Film Festival, Disney killing physical media sales, Taskmaster, Secret Invasion and Ahsoka not being far away from screening.

There’s three of us and two blockbusters. Welcome to Barbenheimer Deluxe.

Lewis and Cecilia catch up on what they have been watching during a week where they had no screenings to attend: Reality, Carmen and Daliland are all in cinemas, Secret Invasion is on Disney+, Fleabag can be found thanks to National Theatre Live, Rogers The Musical can be tracked down on YouTube and Smartless on the Road can be found on Binge.