This week, we drone on about Spider-Man: Far From Home (Spoilers: 26:35 – 1:20:42). We also discuss Ari Aster’s Midsommar, Mean Machine and Burn After Reading.
Music:
Intro – Spider-Man Main Theme by Danny Elfman
Outro – I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston
This week, we cowboy up and review Toy Story 4 (Spoilers: 41: 51 – 1:07:24). Plus, Joe gives us the low-down on Chernobyl and Jack, Woody & Richie give their thoughts on Boyhood, Brightburn, Child’s Play & The Perfection.
Music:
Intro: I Can’t Let You Throw Yourself Away by Randy Newman
Outro: The Ballad of the Lonesome Cowboy by Randy Newman
This week, we rise once more to review the rebirth of the popular Jean Grey story, Dark Phoenix (spoilers: 34:16 – 58:53). In other news, we have three more episodes of Black Mirror (spoilers throughout), in which to sink our teeth. Other topics of discussion include Boyhood and Nirvanna the Band the Show.
Music:
Intro: Werewolves of London by Warren Zevon
Outro: Army by Ben Folds Five
This week, we’re reviewing Rocketman and… It’s a little bit funny. We’re also discussing Jonah Hill’s Mid90s and Guy Ritchie’s Aladdin, along with the rest of the Disney “live action” remakes.
Music:
Intro – Saturday Night’s Alright for Fighting by Elton John
Outro – Rocket Man by Elton John
This week, we snap back to reality in order to review Avengers: Endgame (spoilers throughout). We also discuss Game of Thrones (spoiler-free), Line of Duty and The Office (U.S.).
Music:
Intro: Come and Get Your Love by Redbone
Outro: Supersonic Rocket Ship by The Kinks
This week, we’re reviewing Marvel’s Blockbuster buster, Captain Marvel (Spoilers: 28:51 – 39:45). We also discuss Fighting with my Family and present our individual best and worst of 2018 lists.
Music:
Intro – Come As You Are by Nirvana
Outro – Man On The Moon by R.E.M.
This week, we’re celebrating a month late with a delayed review of Halloween (2018). We’re also discussing Damien Chazelle’s First Man, The Package, Harry Potter & Fahrenheit 11/9. Random spoilers throughout (sorry!).
Music:
Intro: Halloween Theme Main Title by John Carpenter
Outro: Space Oddity by David Bowie
We’re having a riot this week, as we review Ruben Fleischer’s Venom. Other topics include the loss of Danny Boyle and James Gunn on James Bond and Guardians of the Galaxy, respectively. Gotta get through these quickly though, because Jack’s got a party to get to… Good Jesus.
This week, we try to snapping our fingers to make the Marvel Cinematic Universe cease to exist, as we review Avengers: Infinity War (Spoilers: 25:32 – 50:40). Joe tells us about the time he went to Blackpool to buy some sunglasses…
Music:
Intro – Rubberband Man by The Spinners
Outro – The Avengers by Alan Silvestri
The Oscars are shit. All film award ceremonies are shit. During our latest episode, we add to this disgusting and pointless circle-jerk by reviewing some of the 2018 Oscar nominees, including Darkest Hour, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (Spoilers: 56:01 – 1:15:43), Call Me by Your Name, The Greatest Showman and Coco. So sit back and enjoy, we’ll just go and kill ourselves now…
Chewie… We’re home. After a disgustingly long absence, the Film Night crew are proud to present their very own comeback special! Within this special episode, we’re covering some of the bigger films that were released during our time off, including Justice League, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle and Star Wars: The Last Jedi (Spoilers: 1:11:02 – 1:52:26). We’re also deciding on our best and worst films of 2017 as a lazy, watered-down version of the esteemed Film Night Oscars.
This week, we’re Hela excited to bring you our review of Thor: Ragnarok (Spoilers: 30:49 – 42:20). In our news segment, the headlines are a confirmed title for the Han Solo spin-off and a trailer for Phantom Thread. Other topics to discuss include Snowden, Louis Theroux’s Dark States, Gordon Ramsay on Cocaine, Dumbo, Shark Tale, The LEGO Ninjago Movie, The Exorcist, Tim and Eric’s Billion Dollar Movie and Pulp Fiction.
Music:
Intro – Immigrant Song by Led Zeppelin
Outro – Pure Imagination by Gene Wilder, Leslie Bricusse and Anthony Newley
