This week, we’re celebrating our 200th episode in style with a review of Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery. Many thanks to our beloved guests for joining us in the festivities: Matthew Phillip Michael “Tepi” Mclaughlin, Dale Anthony Alexander, Harry Oliver McLafferty, Grace Roisin Pooley-Cooper, Thomas James Broderick, William Neil “Barry” Blackburn & Matthew Patrick “Chives” Cartmell.
Music:
Intro – Glass Onion by The Beatles
Outro – Count to 200 and Exercise! by Jack Hartmann
We’re getting to a point in which these violent rants about our hatred of the Inferi-Oscars, given alongside our own unoriginally quasi-ironic version of them, are reaching levels of hypocrisy that even our big words and pseudo-intellectuality can’t save us. Nevertheless, we really hate the Oscars. Please enjoy the Film Night Oscars 2022!
It’s been more than a decade since viewers were last exploring the world of Pandora, but when an ancient threat resurfaces, the lads must fight to save the Na’vi (spoilers for both Avatar films from 34:30).
Music:
Intro – Into the Water by Simon Franglen
Outro – The Songcord by Zoe Saldaña
This week, the lads get into the Christmas spirit while trying not to antagonise their neighbours by reviewing Deck The Halls. There’s also a big announcement from Richie, a debrief of the 22nd series of I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! and a brief chat about Charlotte Wells’ Aftersun.
Music:
Intro – Rockin’ Around The Christmas Tree by Brenda Lee
Outro – Jingle Bells by The Lennon Sisters
We’re back with a bumper episode this week! The lads kick off with a discussion on this year’s I’m A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! followed by two films watched at Leeds International Film Festival – Huesera (spoilers: 40:40 – 52:02) and Incredible But True (spoilers: 56:55 – 1:06:02). There’s also talk on Martin McDonagh’s return to the big screen with The Banshees of Inisherin (spoilers: 1:13:40 – 1:22:23).
Music:
Intro – Walking Home Alone by Carter Burwell
Outro – The Mystery of Inisherin by Carter Burwell
This week, we take it back to the 50s and visit the beautiful town of Victory to review Olivia Wilde’s much-talked-about Don’t Worry Darling (spoilers: 48:20 – 1:27:55). The lads also discuss the controversy surrounding the film before, during and after its release.
Music:
Intro – The Right Time by Ray Charles
Outro – Music For a Sushi Restaurant by Harry Styles
Bros, the four besties are seriously vibing over Bodies Bodies Bodies this week (spoilers 43:37 – 1:16:20). Richie finally manages to wear Woody down on The Lord of the Rings debate, before discussions turn to 13 Lives, The Rehearsal and our interest in Avatar: The Way of Water.
Music:
Intro – Cum (feat. Iggy Azalea) by Brooke Candy
Outro – Daddy AF by Slayyyter
This week, we’re reviewing… Yep, you guessed it, Nope (spoilers: 55:56 – 1:35:11). Other topics include Bodies Bodies Bodies, Three Thousand Years of Longing, Don’t Worry Darling (note, this was recorded before the alleged spit incident) & Weird: The Al Yankovic Story.
Music:
Intro – This Is The Lost Generation by The Lost Generation
Outro – Walk on By by Dionne Warwick
We’re playing with the boys this week as we review Top Gun: Maverick (spoilers: 52:57 – 1:21:00) . We also discuss recent watches including Jurassic World Dominion, Men, Stranger Things and Better Call Saul.
Music:
Intro – Danger Zone by Kenny Loggins
Outro – Won’t Get Fooled Again by The Who
This week, we’re looking into the strange disappearance of Jack with the help of Matthew Phillip Michael “Tepi” Mclaughlin, whilst reviewing Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (spoilers: 37:21 – 1:06:48). Also, we discuss recent stand ups from Ricky Gervais, Alan Partridge and Tepi’s thoughts on Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore.
Music:
Intro – People are Strange by The Doors
Outro – Kissin’ in the Back Row of the Movies by The Drifters
This week, there are an infinite number of possible opinions for us to have on Everything Everywhere All at Once (spoilers: 31:39 – 1:07:54), so this review is meaningless. We also discuss a couple of Richard Linklater films after a message from Woody brings to light a controversial Letterboxd rating. Other topics include the IMDB top 250 movies list, Better Call Saul, Spencer & Jackass 4.5.
Music:
Intro – This Is A Life by Son Lux, Mitski & David Byrne
Outro – Clair de Lune (Pied au Piano) by Son Lux & Chris Pattishall
This week, we know exactly how Nic Cage is feeling as we review The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent (spoilers: 38:22 – 59:33). We also discuss Sean Baker’s Red Rocket & Richard Linklater’s Apollo 10 1/2: A Space Age Childhood.
Music:
Intro – Down by the Corner by Creedance Clearwater Revival
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