Screen Watching Screen Watching

Folks, it is a quiet-as week for a podcast without hot takes on Inside Out 2. But we make do. Simon finally relented and watched The Bear. Spoiler: He digs it. So, we talk about that on the pod too.

Yeah, we got the reviews.


Bad Boys 4 - in cinemas now
Presumed Innocent - it’s on your Apple TV+

Oh, and we have the Intermission:


What unexpected on-screen team ups would we like to see a la Deadpool x Wolverine and Alien vs Predator.

And there’s What Else Have You Been Watching and our weekly quizZes.

This week on the podcast we go all over the place talking about Simon’s adventures in Hollywood this past week and the great opportunities there are as a pop culture tourist.

We also have reviews:


The Acolyte (Disney+)
Hit Man (Netflix)

And we talk about Under Paris, Netflix’s new shark movie, and the Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense.

The last few weeks haven’t been great for the US box office. There’s a lot of concern folks aren’t coming out to the movies anymore. The good news is that Dan and Simon have pooled their collective wisdom together with ideas on how to save US blockbuster cinema.

Because they’re generous, they are sharing their ideas on this podcast.

There’s also reviews of two, well, odd films:


Sasquatch Sunset (coming to Australian cinemas soon)
Showdown at The Grand (Rent/buy it digitally at the usual places)

There’s also a deep dive into what the guys have watched this week and the usual quizes.

In the spirit of watching things on screens, this week you will witness Dan and Simon reviewing:


Atlas (Netflix)
The 8 Show (Netflix)
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga (In cinemas now)

The guys also take a deep look at the cinema experiences they prefer, discuss what else they have been watching, and do the usual weekly trivia games.

Yes. This is too much show.

It might be a quiet week, but Dan and Simon make the week’s reviews worth your while.

This week:


Mother of The Bride (Netflix)
The Way, My Way (In cinemas now)
Doctor Who (Disney+)

Dan also discusses why the upfronts were again interesting this year. Oh, and there’s the week’s birthday and history quizzes.