Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews

Fraser & Darryl
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Frame 70 is a movie and television review podcast for people who love great stories. Every episode answers one simple question. Is it worth your time? From new cinema releases and streaming premieres to full TV season recaps and films from the vault, Frame 70 covers it all. Most episodes are under 20 minutes, making them perfect for your morning commute, lunch break or the drive home. Hosted by Fraser and Darryl. Discover more at frame70.com or get in touch at hello@frame70.com

  1. 1d ago

    The Odyssey ( 2026 ) · Review · Light Spoilers

    Directed by Christopher Nolan and starring Matt Damon, Tom Holland, Anne Hathaway and Zendaya, The Odyssey is Nolan's sprawling adaptation of Homer's ancient epic poem, following King Odysseus on his ten year journey home after the fall of Troy. Shot entirely on IMAX cameras across five countries, this is a film carrying enormous expectation, and it has to be seen on the biggest screen possible. In this review, Fraser shares why Tom Holland's performance completely surprised him, why the practically shot cyclops cave sequence left him feeling the sound in his chest, and why the film's cinematography immediately reminded him of Lawrence of Arabia. This review contains Light Spoilers. 🎬 COMING UP NEXT Next Review: LADYHAWKE Darryl takes on Ladyhawke, the 1985 medieval fantasy starring Matthew Broderick, Rutger Hauer and Michelle Pfeiffer. Cursed by a jealous bishop, a knight and his lover are doomed to never share the same form, he a wolf by night, she a hawk by day, until a young thief gets pulled into their fight to break the curse. Can an eighties synth score really work inside a medieval fantasy? And is this one of the most underrated romances of the decade? Contact Us Here Anytime Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com

    The Odyssey ( 2026 ) · Review · Light Spoilers

  2. 5d ago

    Alice & Steve (2026) • Season 1 Review • Contains Spoilers

    Directed by Tom Kingsley and starring Nicola Walker and Jemaine Clement, Alice and Steve is the Disney Plus "wrong-com" that follows two best friends of twenty-five years whose bond implodes when Steve starts dating Alice's daughter. One of the more under-the-radar surprises of the year, this is a show that earns its chaos every step of the way. In this review, Fraser shares why Nicola Walker's performance as Alice completely recontextualised what he thought he knew about her after years of watching Unforgotten, why Jemaine Clement's turn as Steve might be one of his most underrated, and the moment near the season's end that stopped the show in its tracks and stuck with Fraser long after the credits rolled. 🎬 COMING UP NEXT Next Review: The Odyssey Fraser takes on The Odyssey, Christopher Nolan's blockbuster take on the ancient epic. Can Nolan pull off scale this enormous, and does this finally give us the cinematic Odyssey audiences have been waiting decades for? Contact Us Here Anytime Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com

    Alice & Steve (2026) • Season 1 Review • Contains Spoilers

  3. 6d ago

    Ghost (1990) • From the Vault • Contains Spoilers

    Directed by Jerry Zucker and starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg, Ghost is the 1990 supernatural romance that became one of the biggest box office hits of its era and has remained a firm audience favourite for more than three decades. In this review, Darryl shares why Jerry Zucker's leap from Airplane! to Ghost is one of the more remarkable turns in Hollywood directing, why Whoopi Goldberg's Oscar-winning performance as Oda Mae Brown still holds up scene for scene, and why the pottery wheel scene remains, for him, one of cinema's truly unforgettable moments more than thirty years on. This review contains spoilers. 🎬 COMING UP NEXT Next Review: Alice & Steve, Season One Fraser takes on Alice & Steve, Season One, the Disney+ comedy-drama starring Nicola Walker and Jemaine Clement as lifelong best friends whose bond implodes when Steve starts dating Alice's daughter Izzy. Does this messy, awkward premise actually earn its emotional moments, or does the whole thing collapse under its own ick factor? Contact Us Here Anytime Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com

    Ghost (1990) • From the Vault • Contains Spoilers

  4. Jul 12

    Obsession (2026) • Review • Spoiler Free

    Directed by Curry Barker and starring Michael Johnston, Inde Navarrette and Cooper Tomlinson, Obsession is the 2026 supernatural horror phenomenon that turned a $750,000 budget into one of the biggest box office stories of the year. When a hopelessly awkward music store employee wishes for his longtime crush to love him more than anything in the world, he gets exactly what he asked for — and everything that comes with it. In this review, Fraser shares why he paused the movie convinced Apple TV was showing him the wrong version, the brilliant directing choice around Nikki that became his Frame 70 Moment, and how a YouTube sketch comedian ended up making a film with Oscar buzz swirling around its lead actress. 🎬 COMING UP NEXT Next Review: Ghost Darryl takes on Ghost, the 1990 romantic supernatural classic starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore and Whoopi Goldberg, in a From the Vault deep dive. Does one of the most beloved love stories of the nineties still cast the same spell more than three decades on? And is the pottery wheel scene still the most famous romantic moment ever put on film? Contact Us Here Anytime Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com

    Obsession (2026) • Review • Spoiler Free

  5. Jul 12

    F70 • After the Credits • Open Mic Session • Darryl

    🎙️ AFTER THE CREDITS: MEET DARRYL A quick one for you today. In this short After the Credits clip, we introduce you to Darryl — the newest voice joining the Frame 70 family. Darryl shares a little about who he is, his lifelong love of film and television, and why he's excited to bring his own take to the show. This is just a brief, casual introduction — no reviews, no spoilers, just getting to know Darryl before his first episode drops. Contact Us Here Anytime Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com

    F70 • After the Credits • Open Mic Session • Darryl

  6. Jul 9

    Michael (2026) • Review • Spoiler Free

    Directed by Antoine Fuqua and starring Jaafar Jackson, Colman Domingo and Nia Long, Michael is the long-awaited biographical film tracing Michael Jackson's journey from a young boy in Gary, Indiana to the biggest entertainer the world has ever seen. One of the most anticipated biopics in years, this is a film that carries enormous expectation on its shoulders. In this review, Fraser shares why Jaafar Jackson's performance left him completely floored, what makes Colman Domingo's portrayal of Joe Jackson one of the standout turns of the year, and why the moment he got home from the cinema he spent the next hour straight on YouTube diving back into Michael Jackson's catalogue. This review is spoiler free. 🎬 COMING UP NEXT Next Review: OBSESSION Fraser takes on Obsession, the 2026 supernatural horror starring Michael Johnston and Inde Navarrette. When a hopeless romantic breaks the mysterious One Wish Willow to make his crush fall in love with him, he learns the hard way that some wishes should stay unwished. Can a film made for under a million dollars really be the horror hit of the year? And is Inde Navarrette's Nikki the scariest screen presence of 2026? Contact Us Here Anytime Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com

    Michael (2026) • Review • Spoiler Free

  7. Jul 7

    The Goonies (1985) • From the Vault • Contains Spoilers

    Directed by Richard Donner and starring Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Corey Feldman, Jeff Cohen and Ke Huy Quan, The Goonies is the 1985 adventure classic that sent an entire generation hunting for treasure. When developers threaten to bulldoze their neighbourhood, a group of young misfits discovers a pirate's map in the attic and sets off beneath the Oregon coast to find the fortune of One-Eyed Willy — with a family of criminals hot on their heels. In this first From the Vault review, Fraser shares the Gremlins Easter egg hiding inside a single phone call, the real childhood Spielberg prank that made it into Chunk's confession, a Halloween costume admission he probably should have kept to himself, and the perfectly timed Josh Gates companion episode that hunts the real treasure behind the legend. 🎬 COMING UP NEXT Next Review: MICHAEL Fraser takes on Michael, the 2026 music biopic starring Jaafar Jackson, Colman Domingo, Nia Long and Miles Teller. Can the King of Pop's own nephew step into those famous shoes? And does the biggest music biopic ever made actually tell us anything about the man behind the moonwalk? Contact Us Here Anytime Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com

    The Goonies (1985) • From the Vault • Contains Spoilers

  8. Jul 5

    The Sheep Detectives (2026) • Review • Spoiler Free

    Based on the quirky but bestselling mystery novel, The Sheep Detectives is a heartfelt family whodunnit that blends humour, mystery and genuine emotion into one of the year’s biggest surprises. Starring Hugh Jackman, Molly Gordon and Emma Thompson, with an outstanding voice cast bringing the flock to life, this is far more than its unusual premise suggests. In this review, Darryl shares why The Sheep Detectives reminded him of Babe, how the film balances laughs with some unexpectedly touching moments, and why the clever mystery kept him guessing right through to the final reveal. This review is spoiler free. 🎬 COMING UP NEXT Next Review: THE GOONIES Fraser cracks open the vault for The Goonies, the 1985 adventure classic starring Sean Astin, Josh Brolin, Corey Feldman, Jeff Cohen and Ke Huy Quan. Can a treasure hunt from forty years ago still send you digging through the attic? And which two Easter egg movies are hiding inside it in plain sight? Contact Us Here Anytime Thanks for listening to Frame 70 Movie & TV Reviews. New movie and TV reviews drop regularly, along with deep dives and classics from the vault. For everything Frame 70, head to frame70.com

    The Sheep Detectives (2026) • Review • Spoiler Free
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Frame 70 is a movie and television review podcast for people who love great stories. Every episode answers one simple question. Is it worth your time? From new cinema releases and streaming premieres to full TV season recaps and films from the vault, Frame 70 covers it all. Most episodes are under 20 minutes, making them perfect for your morning commute, lunch break or the drive home. Hosted by Fraser and Darryl. Discover more at frame70.com or get in touch at hello@frame70.com

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    Fraser & Darryl
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    17
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