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We have a look over the movies we have enjoyed and not enjoyed this year so far. Some interesting choices and our usual waffling, come join us while we chat and get distracted.

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It's been a while, Blue has been doing some fatherly duties and exams so we have been away but we are back!! We are looking at the movie of the moment, Project Hail Mary, but not before some random ramblings that we all know you love.

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If there ever was a difficult movie to make great, it would be the bridge between Fellowship of the Ring and Return of the King. The Two Towers sits as the bridge of a perfect trilogy. Come with us as we talk all things Two Towers and you might even find out about what really happened when Vigo kicked that helmet

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We look back at the movies released in 2025 and the movies we seen for the first time in 2025, plus a little look forward to the movies that are coming out in 2026.

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In this episode we compare Roland Emmerich's Independence Day with Steven Spielberg's War Of The Worlds and talk about how 9/11 changed the movie landscape. These movies at their core are essentially the same movie but told in both tonally and visually different styles. Come along as we sit down and discuss how this not only changed the movie landscape but also changed movies for us as mid-late teens when this tragic event took place.

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A retrospective look over one of the greatest movies ever made. It's hard to believe that this movie is 50 years old and still looks incredible, sounds incredible and continues to wow fans even after all these years.

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This month we focus on one of the greatest buddy cop movies franchises in cinema history, the Lethal Weapon quadrilogy. Sadly we have no added saxophone as I was not able to get a good sample.

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In this episode we look at A Night To Remember, the 1958 telling of that fateful night in 1912 when the Titanic hit an iceberg and slipped beneath the waves. We compare this to the 1997 epic Titanic directed by powerhouse director James Cameron.

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