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Send us Fan Mail This episode we take a look at two films both of which are comedies with vastly different ways of getting their laughs. Dolemite is my name stars Eddie Murphy who doesn't disappoint in his performance and as you would expect the language is very colourful! Ladies first stars Sacha Baron Cohen, Rosamund Pike,  Fiona Shaw and Charles Dance amongst other well known British actors. This gets its laughs from the alternate reality that the main characters find them selves in! To get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week the lads take at the 1973 film The Sting. With a fantastic cast and a bundle of Oscar wins this film has influenced countless later films and still does today. It's a long film with a complicated plot with various twists that follows two con men determined to take revenge on a crime boss.what did the lads think of the film? listen on to find ou. To get in touch email us at [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week the lads take a look at the new film Remarkably Bright Creature based on the book of the same name by Shelby Van Pelt. How often do you get to watch a film narrated by and octopus?   A Time To Kill is a very different film dealing with a court room battle in Mississppi renowned for its racial problems. What did the lads make of the films? Listen on to find out to get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week we take a look at two classic films to judge if the stand the test of time. The Wild Geese 1978 is based on a novel of the same name by Daniel Carney. It's a British war movie and reflects the tone of the times. Starring Richard Burton, Roger Moore, Richard Harris and a host of other familiar actors it follows a group of mercenaries as they attempt to free a political prisoner.  Papillon 1973 stars Steve McQueen and Dustin Hoffman and  is based on the memoirs  of the same name by Henri Charriere. It follows the experiences of Papillon as he attempts to escape the brutal condition of the French Guiana prison he's been wrongfully sent to. Do these films hold up? Listen on to find out. To get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week we take a look at the Peaky Blinders: Immortal Man a movie made to bring closure for all the Peaky Blinders fans. If you're a PB fan then you'll probably enjoy this film if your not a fan and haven't watched the series it'll be hard going! Predator Badlands is a completely different take on the Predator franchise. As a predator movie it's more of a redemption arch than an all out predator killing spree movie! Both films are well made and visually top tier but what did the lads make of the films? Listen on to find out. Happy Alien Day!!! To get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week we take a look at the 2025 film that everyone is talking about I Swear. The film tells the story of John Davidson as he tries to live life with the condition Tourettes Syndrome. Having been recommended this film multiple time did it score well with the lads? listen on to find out. To get in touch email us at [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week the lads take a look at two film once again covering vastly different subjects. War Machine is an action adventure sci that's not at all too bad. Mother! on the other hand was quite frankly a bit of a mess despite a fantastic cast. Listen on to find out what we thought of both films. To get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week the lads take a look at two very different film. The Inbetweeners 2011 and the hidden jem Misery 1990. The Inbetweeners is like watching an extended episode of the series and is full of cringe laughs that most of us can relate to! Misery 1990 is and absolute cult classic that won awards for Kathy Bates by the bag full. It contains a seen that once seen will stay with you for a long time!. To get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week the lads took a look at two vastly different. One is very thought provoking and covers a very dark period of world history and the other isn't. Zone Of Interest enters on the Hoss family as they live next to the infamous Auschwitz concentration camp and pretend to carry on with normal family life blocking out the horrors taking place behind the wall at the bottom of their garden. The Wrecking Crew is an action/thriller that just about delivers a few laughs and action moments. Zone Of Interest needs to be watched to fully grasp the message it's trying to get across The Wrecking Crew however can be on in the background and may catch your attention from time to time. to leave a suggestion email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week the lads take a look at the classic feel good animation movie Shrek. Thesis the second look at this film but does it still hold up?   to leave a suggestion email us on [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week the lads take a look at two films that couldn't be more different. The RIP set in the modern era focusing on a police team dealing with laundered money and a double cross within their own ranks. Train Dreams is a much more personal film that centres on the life of a single character. What did we think of the two films? listen on to find out. to get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week Tilly joins the podcast to review the film Anaconda. Still in cinemas and starring Paul Rudd, Thandiwe Newton, Jack Black and Steve Zahn this is a movie that doesn't take itself too seriously. With jump scares, gore and some very funny scenes listen on to hear what we thought of the film. To get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail Happy New Year to all our listeners!! For our first film of 2026 the lads took a look at Clint Eastwoods last western role as the ageing gun slinger William Munny. With a host of big names in the cast including Morgan Freeman, Gene Hackman and Richard Harris this film earned Clint Eastwood a directional Oscar but does it hold up? Listen on to find out. To get in touch email us at  [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail For this years final episode the lads take a look at the 1946 Christmas classic It's A Wonderful Life. This was a first time watch for both Andy and Adam but for many it's a Christmas movie watched every year and for some it's classed as the greatest festive movie of all time. Listen on to see how this film did after all these years. Merry Christmas and a happy new year to all our listeners. To get in touch and leave a suggestion email us at [email protected]

Send us Fan Mail This week the lads take a look at another festive film Red One. With a star studded cast including Kiernan Shipka, J.K. Simmons, Lucy Liu, Diane Johnson and Chris Evans does this film deliver the festive cheer? Listen on to see what the lads thought. To get in touch email us at  [email protected]