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Welcome back to part 2 of the Star Wars special!

The Boys continue on in fine form (although perhaps towards the end we're slightly worse for wear) and continue where we left off last week.

With the Sith closing in on the Jedi the boys find time to explore why listening to children isn't always the best idea (hint: they're all liars), more intergalactic politics and unnecessary Jedi skills that shouldn't work.

Of course theres more of exactly what you loved in the first episode... Jar Jar F*&$%*£ Binks impressions!

Strap in, it's going to be a bumpy ride! It's time for Pints, Camera... Action! (part 2)

Welcome to the fifteenth episode of Pints, Camera… Action!

This week season 1 comes to an explosive end with Mark’s final movie pick… “Days of Thunder.” An adrenaline fuelled action/drama outing from Director Tony Scott that Stars Tom Cruise, Nicole Kidman & Robert Duvall.

Set in the high-octane world of NASCAR the movie tells the tale of up-and-coming whizz-kid racing driver Cole Trickle (Cruise). With the help of veteran coach Harry Hogge (Duvall) Cole propels himself to the top rankings of American motorsport as he strives to realise his dreams and become the new champ. Along the way Cole must deal with an intense rivalry with the current top driver Rowdy Burns (Michael Rooker) and overcome his own fears and self-doubt in order to win the championship and the heart of the alluring Dr. Claire Lewicki (Kidman).

The usual digressions abound as the boys discuss the relation between creepiness & attractiveness, short man syndrome and bizarre methods of explaining drifting to your girlfriend. Somehow, they also find the time to pitch a Days of Thunder reboot entitled, “Nights of Lightning!” (Never coming to a Cinema near you!) Get to the starting line it's time for Pints, Camera... Action!

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Welcome to a very special bonus episode of Pint, Camera... Action!

It's May the fourth be with you time so the boys are bringing to you the 1999 prequel to the original trilogy Star Wars: Episode 1 - The Phantom Menace.

This film is set before the original movies in a galaxy far far away and features an all star cast which includes, Liam Neeson, Ewan McGregor, Natalie Portman, Jake Lloyd, Ian McDiarmid and returning Star Wars icons Anthony Daniels and Kenny Baker.

We meet two Jedi knights, Qui-Gon Jinn and Obi-Wan Kenobi as they aim to broker a peace deal with the antagonistic Trace Federation who aim to take control of the peaceful world of Naboo.  As the situation becomes unstable the Jedi knights escape from Naboo with the Queen and try to bring her before the Imperial Senate in order to broker a peace treaty.  However, first they must cross the galaxy and overcome a variety obstacles, characters whilst avoiding a mysterious Sith Lord who aims to prevent them from achieving their goals by any means necessary.  All the while, the Jedi knights come accross a young boy who they believe is special to the Force which causes issues of its own.

The boys investigate the true story of how Brexit happened, how would Jedi's cope with being Bailiffs and random characters who needlessly appear in movies with terrible accents.

Because we love you all (and we kept drinking) this very special episode is split into two parts!  Grab your lightsaber, channel the force… it’s time for Pints, Camera… Action!

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Welcome to the fourteenth episode of Pints, Camera... Action!

Ready to checkin for their final movie is Nik with the 1997 action, thriller and lets not forget that it’s a drama “Air Force One” directed by Wolfgang Peterson.  We follow President James Marshall (Harrison Ford) as he returns to the United States from Russia following a successful joint mission where the USA and Russian special forces oust Kazakh warlord General Radek from his seat of power.  However, the true path of diplomacy never runs smoothly as Air Force One is taken over by terrorists led by a merciless leader Ivan Korshunov (Gary Oldman), leaving Marshall to retake the plane alone while Vice President Kathryn Bennett tries to keep a level head in the White House whilst all others around her lose theirs.

This week the boys learn that pronouncing words is hard, milk is a handy engineering tool and why you should never upset a speech writer.

Your emergency exits are not needed, drinks will be served promptly upon departure… it’s time for Pints, Camera… Action!

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Welcome to the thirteenth episode of Pints, Camera... Action!

Graham (Billy) is up for the unlucky thirteenth episode where we’re going to follow Michael Douglas in “Falling Down” as he becomes Bill “D-fens” Foster.  An everyman definitely having an unlucky day and just wants to get home for his daughters birthday.  Unfortunately, he crosses paths with a series of Los Angeles’ worst people, leading to wanton carnage in his path as Robert Duvall (Detective Prendergast) on his last day as a cop hunts him down.

This week we challenge you to take a shot for every “Happy Gilmore” quote, we find out why the boys watch movies with the subtitles on and who has designs on their own solo podcast already…

Grab yourself a great big bag of guns folks it’s time for Pints, Camera… Action!

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Welcome to the twelfth episode of Pints, Camera... Action!

We’re back to Beattie for the last time this series for his final crack at top spot on the leaderboard with the 1995 crime drama “Hackers”.  Starring Jonny Lee Miller and Angelina Jolie as Dade and Kate, we follow a group of hackers who take on the devious “The Plague” (Fisher Stevenson), a rogue Hacker on the payroll of the Ellingson Mineral Company who is embroiled in a conspiracy to capsize an oil tanker and blame it on the innocent teens whilst simultaneously stealing millions of dollars.

The boys this week explore Addy’s unparalleled hatred for a classic British comedy, whether you can have too many montages in a movie and the differences between American and British police following up on crimes.

Keyboards at the ready, it’s time for Pints, Camera… Action!