In Episode 41 we discuss…
The Quiet Place 2 (2021) The much anticipated sequel to the 2018 film where we follow a family trying to survive in an apocalyptic world that has been invaded by aliens.
Next is The Oscar winning documentary, Craig Foster’s Oscar winning documentary “My Octopus Teacher” (2020). We follow Craig Foster and his amazing relationship with a wild octopus as he swims off the coast of South Africa. Stunning underwater footage.
“Yesterday” (2018) is a musical romantic comedy featuring the music of the Beatles. Just for that, it’s worth seeing but actually, it has a great story as well and is also very funny. If you missed it the first time round, catch it now.
“Moana” (2016) A young plucky Polynesian girl must confront the demi god Maui (Dwayne Johnson) to return the heart he stole from the goddess Te Fiti so that her people can thrive once again. Truly Disney at its best!

In episode 40 we discuss the comedy action movie"Nobody" starring Bob Odenkirk ; the charming martial arts comedy "Paper Tigers" directed by Bao Tran; the action mystery thriller "Wrath of Man" directed by Guy Ritchie and starring Jason Statham; and finally the Australian mystery drama thriller "The Dry" directed by Robert Connolly and starring Eric Bana.

In this week’s episode we begin with Terry Gilliam’s own 29 year quest in “The Man Who Killed Don Quixote” (2018) starring Adam Driver and Jonathan Pryce. “The Impostors” (1998). A hilarious farce starring Stanley Tucci and Oliver Platt and a who’s who supporting cast. Based on a true story, “Changeling” (2008), starring Angelina Jolie and John Malkovich. A Mystery Drama that will keep you on pins and needles. And finally, the Comedy “Spy” (2015) starring Melissa McCarthy and Jude Law. Laughed my a… off!

In this episode we discuss one of this years Oscar Nominees for Best Picture and Yuh-Jung Youn the winner of The Best Supporting Actress in “Minari” (2020); The Italian comedy “Beate” (2018) about a plucky group who work for a lingerie company that is about to be out sourced, teaming up with the Sisters of Amida Convent they try and build their own company; The Horror Sci-Fi, “Attack The Block” ( 2011) Starring a very young John Boyega who heads a teen gang in South London that save their neighborhood and maybe the world from some really ferocious Aliens; And finally by popular request we discuss “The Raid 2” (2014), the epic sequel to the Indonesian classic Martial Arts film “The Raid” (2011).

This are our pics for Best Supporting Actress, Best Supporting Actor, Best Actress, Best Actor, Best Director, Best Picture. Who did we choose?

In episode 36 we discuss, "The Dig", a fascinating film bringing the Sutton Hoo archeological dig to life; "Justice League, Zack Snyder cut sequel to Batman v Superman, the way Zack Snyder wanted it to be; "Rose Plays Julie", and intense Irish drama; and lastly "Radioactive", chronicles the life of Madame Curie.

In episode 35, Patti, Jorge and I discuss, "Nomad Land" starring Frances McDormand and beautifully directed by Cloé Zhao; "I Care A Lot", A very, very dark comedy starring Rosamund Pike and Peter Dinklage; "Limitless", a science fiction thriller starring Bradley Cooper; And last but definitely not least, "Midnight Special" starring, the brilliant Michael Shannon in this underrated science fiction star filled film.

In this episode we discuss, the psychological thriller "The Call" starring Halle Berry, the supernatural Sci Fi action thriller "Project Power" starring Jamie Foxx, the top notch animated fantasy by Pixar "Soul", and last but not least,"News of the World", a western drama starring Tom Hanks.

In our first podcast of 2021, team fun (that's us) discusses the much anticipated super hero film "Wonder Woman 1984", the very spacey camp space opera "Flash Gordon", Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg in the hilarious buddy cop action movie "The Other Guys", and finally, the mystery sci fi "Passengers" starting Anne Hathaway and Patrick Wilson.

On our special Christmas episode we discuss, "Last Christmas" Emilia Clarke's is totally charming in this Christmas rom-com... well, sort of; Billy Bob Thorton is hysterically funny but raunchy in "Bad Santa; It's a bitter sweet Christmas for Paul Rudd and Paul Giamatti in the very dark comedy "All is Bright"; Wow, don't mess with Mel Gibson as Santa in "Fatman"; Last but not least, the always classic Tim Burton's stop motion dark animated fantasy "The Nightmare Before Christmas".