This week we zoom straight into the next film in a sequel or follow on from last week! We discuss Brad Pitt’s opinions of Andy’s life choices and Carla starts a conspiracy theory about Brad’s (number based) choices. For a film that Kev doesn’t like, he sure brings up The Visitor a lot, we reminisce about remembering being in the store when we’re old and Andy makes a bold prediction before sitting down to watch number 31 on the list, Spy Game.Quote: "Technology gets better every day, and that's fine. But all you need is a stick of gum, a pocket knife, and a smile...That's disappointing"IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0266987/@longplayvideolongplay.video

Dive into a playful exploration of 'The Bourne Identity,' where nostalgia meets sharp analysis. The hosts engage in a quirky game of 4 degrees of Danny Dyer, examine the film’s impact on modern spy narratives, and reflect on real-life heroics. With amusing anecdotes about character dynamics and some deepfake fun, they delve into the intriguing themes of amnesia and identity. Plus, a heartfelt farewell to Gene Hackman adds emotional depth to the comedic banter. Get ready for action-packed insights laced with humor!

Kids take the spotlight as they explore the quirky world of 'Bugsy Malone,' with energetic discussions about the film's humorous elements and nostalgic charm. The hosts hilariously dive into the chaotic logistics of custard pie fights, unique dessert preferences, and the mischievousness of childhood films. They creatively brainstorm whimsical sequels and reflect on the influence of gangster films, all while keeping the tone light and playful. Expect lively banter, delightful movie comparisons, and unexpected twists throughout!

Dive into a nostalgic ride as the hosts reflect on the cult classic 'Point Break,' celebrating Keanu Reeves and Patrick Swayze's iconic performances. They explore the film's thrilling adventures and its themes of friendship, loyalty, and the complexities of undercover work. With a humorous twist, they analyze dark comedic elements and absurd character traits. The discussion even imagines deepfaking actors into iconic roles, blending nostalgia with modern tech critiques. It's an entertaining mix of heartfelt memories and vibrant debates!

Dive into a lively discussion about the classic sci-fi film, exploring Bruce Willis's career and its nostalgic pull. The speakers ponder the 'Fifth Element Rule' concerning what makes a film truly great. With humor, they analyze memorable scenes and quirky characters while debating new casting choices. Insights into how technology affects modern movie viewing add a fresh perspective. Personal anecdotes and playful banter make this exploration not just entertaining but a thought-provoking commentary on film appreciation.

The discussion kicks off with a humorous inquiry about Clive Owen's career. 'Children of Men' is explored for its emotional depth and dystopian themes, with a mix of personal anecdotes and critical analysis. The film's unique visual style and intense action sequences are highlighted. A pivotal scene sparks insights on hope amidst chaos, while characters and performances, especially Owen's, receive playful comparisons. The hosts also recommend other dystopian films, bridging bleak narratives with themes of humanity and survival.

What would you do if a friend had one day to live and wanted to spend their money? The hosts share humorous ideas for their own funerals and discuss the amazing concept of Pod TopTrumps. As they dive into the classic film 'Ikiru,' they explore its weighty themes of life and death against lighthearted anecdotes. With a mix of emotional analysis and comic relief, they contemplate the film’s cinematography and societal critiques, reminding us what truly matters in life. Prepare for laughter and deep thoughts!

The discussion dives into 'The Two Towers,' unpacking its plot and character arcs with plenty of laughs. A showdown emerges between iconic characters Frodo, Harry Potter, and Luke Skywalker. Insights into the contrast between the film and the book reveal key scenes like the battle of Helm's Deep. There's a fun exploration of the advancements in motion capture technology, influencing modern storytelling. Finally, the hosts tackle fantasy films and their unexpected rankings, all while reminiscing about memorable moments from the series.

Dive into a spirited exploration of generational conflict and the emotional power of 'Dead Poets Society.' The discussion touches on Robin Williams' influence, the nuances of authority and rebellion, and personal connections to the film. Highlights include a whimsical take on outdated punishments and a critique of character dynamics, particularly Neil's relationship with his father. As the hosts debate film rankings, nostalgia sparks lively reflections on the evolution of creative expression across generations.

Dive into a playful exploration of 'Return of the Jedi', where characters like Vader are humorously likened to middle managers. The hosts debate the charm of Ewoks versus Wookiees while discussing the film's nostalgic significance. Enjoy a fun analysis of character chaos and pivotal scenes, complete with witty musings about Jabba the Hutt. The conversation also touches on evolving perspectives of space in cinema and the magic of iconic film trilogies. Expect laughs, reflections, and surprising connections between Star Wars and EastEnders!