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Cinema is dead! Even the great David Fincher must bow down to the Subscription era. Nick discusses the potentially dangerous situation facing cinemas given we are now all couch potatoes.This is then followed by talking about a movie watched by this podcaster from his couch.The Killer is Fincher’s first film in years, but does it stack up to his already stacked catalogue? Is Fassb

A quick lookback on the life and work of Mathew Perry after his tragic recent passing.And then, what is there to say, it’s Spiderman (or men)!Settle in as Nick tackles one of the most anticipated movies of the last decade. We’re talking cameo’s, we’re talking villains, we’re talking repressed childhood memories. Did the movie live up to all the hype? Or did it crash and b

The people have spoken, and a studio has listened! We wanted a Predator movie with a simplified plot, in the jungle, with Arnie, no cities or Aliens. Well, Schwarzenegger may have hung up the machete, but a Comanche tribe takes over and delivers with a love letter to the original while also standing on its own two feet. Nick tackles the ins and outs of why this Predator movie surpa

Grief, depression, broken families, death, it’s all positive vibes as Nick reviews a 7-hour murder mystery.Kate Winslet shines in an Emmy winning performance with a supporting cast threatening to steal the show. The bigger issues though are how we process grief, having more red herrings than billed cast members, and whether drawing existential meaning from a couple of nice camera

It’s the showdown some people might be waiting for! Two Hollywood Titans take to the screen in a battle of wits, biceps, and manicured moustaches. Only one problem, they forgot to put them on the screen at the same time.This podcast edition has Nick breaking down the Russo Brothers’ latest film full of style, fun action, and zero-character development (the classic trio). And wh

Back with a bang! After a long hiatus, Nick returns much like the Mighty Thor himself - a new setup, a new mantra, and a more relaxed approach duuude. Will a new streamlined approach save this service from mediocrity and degradation? Who knows, but it's free content so best not to pull that thread. This podcast delves into another polarising marvel movie (shocking) with a review th

In contrast to the usual order of play, Nick reviews a movie he likes. But first, the latest rendition of movie news explores Marvel’s ‘The Eternals’ trailer and why it makes no sense, new movies which aren’t that new since they were supposed to come out a year ago, and trailers for new movies that are actually new, or at least newer than the older new movies. The main even

Proper order is restored with some classically self-indulgent, overly excessive movie analysis. But first, the easing of covid restrictions around the globe has brought a new stream of trailers as studios see dollar signs. Oh, and Gal Gadot said some stuff. The main event has Nick settle into the warm, safe embrace of Disney with a review of their latest (premium access) creation.

Put on your Iron Man helmet, strap on your Hulk hands and just fanboy your heart out for the final episode of Marvel’s latest mini-series. Or, if you’re like a certain poor uni student, just punch the air occasionally as Sam embraces his new role as Captain frickin America and Bucky opens a truck door. For the final time, as per tradition, the big questions are brought up and l

With only one episode to go, the show tugs away at the heartstrings with some sneakily touching moments. Meanwhile, Sam and Bucky use up their annual leave with some beers and real talk in the woods. This of course sparks some big, deep questions such as: When did Discount Steve get so good at welding? Why do Karli’s men prefer murder over your basic criminal espionage? And why i