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Film Fight Club S5E36: Worth & The Mad Women’s Ball
Where we fight about 21st Century America and 19th Century France
Film Fight Club S5E33: Val, He’s All That & Clickbait
Where we fight about self records, record selfies and self reconnaissance
Film Fight Club S5E26: Good On Paper, Bad Trip, Bo Burnham Inside & Three Summers
Where we try to laugh but it’s just all too sad
Film Fight Club S5E8: News of the World & Malcolm & Marie
Where we fight about good news and bad news on Netflix
Film Fight Club S5E4: AMC & Pieces of a Woman
Where we fight about AMC’s outrageous week and Netflix’s ‘Pieces of a Woman’
Film Fight Club S5E3: GNT & The White Tiger
Where we chat all things Sydney Film Festival Animation Prize Winner GNT ahead of the Sundance Premiere with filmmakers Sara Hirner & Rosemary Vasquez-Brown + fight about Ramin Bahrani’s ‘The White Tiger’
The Queen’s Gambit
Moving a piece doesn’t matter if you don’t know what’s behind it
Rebecca
You’re going to hear a lot about how Rebecca is both very alike and never as good as Alfred Hitchcock’s adaptation. They’re not wrong, but that misses the important things
Film Fight Club S4E38: The Devil All The Time, Irresistible & SF3
Where we trek through the dark souls of rural America, according to Hollywood
Film Fight Club S4E35: The Social Dilemma
Where we fight about the social networks, streamings and screenings happening about town
Film Fight Club S4E33: I’m Thinking of Ending Things & Les Miserables
Where we fight all things new releases in an episode that isn’t nearly as depressing as it sounds
Film Fight Club S4E27: Babyteeth & The Old Guard
Where we review a movie that’s actually in cinemas and a small team on a small screen
Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga
There’s bad, there’s good, and there’s Eurovision
Uncut Gems
Very possibly Adam Sandler’s best turn, he’s far from alone
The Two Popes
Better situated in theatre, Anthony Hopkins’ and Jonathan Pryce’s effective duologue suggests an affectionate rapport between (respectively) Pope Benedict XVI and, be it 2012, Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio; later Pope Francis
The Irishman
A lot of cinema’s most ardent and casual fans have been waiting a long time for a movie like this one
Film Fight Club S3E38: El Camino & The Art of Self-Defense
Where we breakaway from bad movies with Jesse Pinkman and defend a self-styled satire
Gilmore Girls
Gilmore Girls is better than everything else that’s out now, so let’s talk about it
El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie
Everyone needs closure, Jesse Pinkman no less
Film Fight Club S3E26: Netflix
Always Be My Maybe, I Am Mother, Murder Mystery, Rolling Thunder Revue, Derry Girls, Stranger Things, Black Mirror & Star Trek: Discovery
Always Be My Maybe
Netflix aren’t short on romcoms or talent. Here’s the latest and being average is about the best thing it has going for it
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