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The 70th edition of the BFI London Film Festival has come to a close! Adam, Alfie and Josh take a look back at the highs and lows of their time at the festival in the first of three LFF episodes.

'Wild Horse Nine', 'Possible Love' and 'The Last Day' are up for review in Ep118. Loads more on the way...

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This week, Adam and Alfie dive into the whacky world of 'Digger', Cruise and Iñárritu's huge new swing... and a miss? Find out what the lads think! It could go either way!

Adam has also dipped into his classic literature era with a review of 'Sense and Sensibility' (2026).

What did you think of Digger? Movie On Up would love to know. Get in touch and your review could appear in the next episode - it doesn't get much better than that!

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A zombie, a teacher and a sheep walk into a bar...

This week Alfie reviews his most anticipated film of the year, Zach Cregger's Resident Evil! Is this a hat-trick for Cregger and his directorial run, or is the curse of video game adaptations prevalent here? *flash backs to Assasins Creed*

Adam reviews dark comedy and riot of a film, Bad Apples, starring lady of the moment Saoirse Ronan. As well as the newest feature from Ardman Animation, Shaun the Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom. The lads also get serious about rating Ardman pictures.

Friend of the show, and secret 3rd member of the podcast, Josh Brooker gets in touch to talk about Heart of the Beast the newest Brad Pitt flick.

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This week Adam reviews Pressure, the newest in the quaint British Wartime film sub genre starring everyones favourite Irishman, Andrew Scott.

Alfie travelled to Shakespeare county to catch the newest entry in the World of Westeros, Game of Thrones: The Mad King.

The lads also randomly talk about John Lewis Christmas adverts... feeling festive?

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It's that time of year, no not the build up to Christmas! The BFI London Film Festival of course! The date is fast approaching and the Movie On Up boys got the chance to interview the BFI London Film Festivals Film Programmer Isabel Moir.

Isabel reflects on her early cinematic influences, genres she loves and key formative films through her life before and during working for the film festival. We also talk about her role within the LFF and what her job entails on a day to day basis. We also discuss what Isabel recommends keeping your eyes peeled for at the 2026 BFI London Film Festival this year - so take note!

A huge thank you to Isabel Moir for taking the time to talk to us, as well as Selina and the rest of the team at the BFI London Film Festival for making the interview possible. You can stay stay updated, grab tickets and keep yourself in the loop by checking out the BFI London Film Festival on Instagram or their website.

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Adam and Alfie are up to their knees in content this episode! It all begins with BREAKING James Bond news and a rant about 'Minority Report'. Then there are reviews for One Night Only, The Dog Stars, Camp Miasma (careful with the SEO on that one - yikes!) and an atmospheric Victorian gothic short film by James Mansell titled LEVIATHAN.

Then stick around for a cracking E.T. impression and a brilliantly geeky and incredibly on brand game called Movie Cast from a listener.

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You can also play your own round of Movie Cast! Thanks to Darin for sending this one in. We had a great time giving it as go - make sure to go show your support!

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We’re hitting the end of summer dump month, but so we have some diamonds in the rough.

This week the boys review 3 flicks for your listening pleasure. Alfie heads back into The Further to talk about the 6th entry in the Insidious franchise, INSIDIOUS: OUT OF THE FURTHER. Does it reinvent the wheel, or is this franchise starting to feel a little haunted?

Out resident Looney Tunes fan reviews the long anticipated Coyote Vs Acme. After years of being in the Warner Bros Vault the film is finally out, but is the studio struggle behind the film more interesting than the film itself?

Finally Adam reviews Sunny Dancer, a touching coming of age story focused on cancer survivors. Is it this years I Swear? We all love a British film to pull on your heart strings.

In episode 112 of Movie On Up, Adam reviews a quirky dinosaur film called 'The End of Oak Street' and Alfie describes some of the wildest moments in the new, brutal horror, 'Evil Dead Burn'.

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Just your friendly neighbourhood Adam and Alfie swinging by to review the newest entry in the ever expanding MCU. Does Tom Holland's fourth outing as the hero breathe some well needed fresh air into the franchise, or is Brand New Day another Quantumania? 

Adam also caught the Odyssey in a different format (seriously Josh please send us that email to clarify exactly what Adam watched). 

Alfie finally caught the anticipated analogue horror Backrooms. Does it deserve to be up there with Obsession as best horror of the year?

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Christopher Nolan is back with a tremendous new film, an adaptation of Homer's 'The Odyssey'. Adam, Alfie and Sam discuss how it sets a new precedent for practical filmmaking and is a worthy follow up to 2023's huge hit, 'Oppenheimer'. It's absolute cinema.

They also share their thoughts on the much anticipated 'Avengers: Doomsday' trailer... is it any good!?

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This week you are INVITEd to this SUPER(girl) episode of Movie On Up! The boys talk about one of the BEST films of the year, The Invite - starring Seth Rogan, Olivia Wilde, Edward Norton and Penelope Cruz. An absolute master class in building anxiety, tension and chaos mixed with tender wholesome moments Tonal whiplash the film.

Adam also reviews James Gunns newest entry in the DCU, Supergirl... less said about that one the better I think.

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PIERRE COFFIN, the co-director of 'Despicable Me', the voice of the Minions and the director / co-writer of the latest entry, 'Minions & Monsters' is on the show!

Adam and Alfie have a sweet debrief after seeing Jeff Goldblum and Harry Styles (again) before reviewing the latest rollicking adventure with everyone's favourite dungaree models. Adam unironically calls it a "love letter to cinema"... you don't want to miss it.

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This week the boys bring a review for you the 31st Pixar motion picture Toy Story 5!… the film absolutely nobody asked for, but has been surprisingly well received.

What better episode to rank all 31 Pixar films, so Adam and Alfie have compiled there list on what is THEIR worst and best Pixar films. Their Top 5 may surprise you!

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Steven Spielberg has delighted audiences with incredible films over the last five decades. From 'Jurassic Park' to 'Jaws', 'Indiana Jones' to 'Lincoln' - he's done it all! Now, his new film 'Disclosure Day' returns to familiar territory with a story involving aliens. But has he still got the magic touch? Adam and Alfie discuss exactly that...

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Remember when we had Irish icon Paul Mescal was clad in leather for Gladiator II ? Well this time it's British heart throb Nicholas Galitzines turn to don the leather for Adam's viewing pleasure.

This week the boys talk about Masters Of The Universe, the new He-man film, giving you your weekly does of 80s nostalgia bait, but does this adaptation of a childhood favourite still have the power of Greyskull.
Obsession, the low budget debut horror directed by Curry Barker taking the world by storm.

Half Man, Richard Gadd's newest taboo tv character study, with a slightly less comedic edge than his previous hit show

And finally Tuner, starring Dustin Hoffman and Leo Woodall 
Also... who remembers RastaMouse? 
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STAR WARS is back on the big screen for the first time in 7 years! The Mandalorian and his adorable apprentice, Grogu, track down Imperial warlords and navigate the seedy criminal underworld while the New Republic find their footing.

As with all Star Wars projects, opinions are strong and divided, thankfully, Adam and Alfie are here to cut through the noise and defend this flawed but brilliantly fun time at the cinema.

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In Episode 103, the lads discuss 'The Devil Wears Prada 2', a new Netflix thriller, 'Apex' and 'The Sheep Detectives'... what a baaa-rmy mix! Alfie also sings the praises of his favourite comedy 'Motherland' and reviews series 2 of spin-off 'Amandaland'.

Keep an eye out for Ep104 dropping very soon (a Mandalorian special!)

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It's about damn time! The Movie On Up boys finally get round to releasing their Project Hail Mary Spoiler Review! This one has been on the cutting room floor for around a month, but it's finally here.

Talking all things PHM, from Rocky, stone faced Sandra Huller, Gosling's ugly cardigans and Durdle Door vs South Parade Pier. On this bonus episode listen to the boys gush about this sci-fi spectacle that they absolutely adore.

The lads also read some of the listeners reviews... it's safe to say everyone seems to be on the same page with this one.

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Movie On Up triumphantly returns - like Han Solo in A New Hope or Han Solo in The Force Awakens!

Over the last month, the boys have been grafting but they've still been racing to the cinema whenever they have the chance. 'Michael', 'The Drama' and 'The Super Mario Galaxy Movie' are in discussion this week.

Also! Keep an eye out for a bonus episode with a full spoiler review of 'Project Hail Mary'. Uploads should resume to a more regular schedule from now on... Fingers crossed.

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This week, the lads react to the 98th Academy Awards, the trailers for 'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' and 'Dune: Part 3' plus there's four reviews: 'Project Hail Mary', 'Good Boy', 'Mother's Pride' and 'How To Make A Killing'. You lucky ducklings.

Get in touch and share YOUR thoughts on 'Project Hail Mary' which is widely regarded as the best film of 2026 so far. Ep102 will feature all your reviews so get involved <3

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It’s finally here! 809 days after the first epsiode and the lads have finally arrived at episode 100. One long evening recording and 2 weeks in the editing suite, the lads 100th episode is here for your viewing pleasure,so please celebrate with them.

We may be an audio podcast, but it’s probably best to sit down with a cuppa (or champagne) and give this one a watch, rather than just a listen.

The Movie On Up boys get sentimental and talk about the podcast origins and their friendship. It wouldn’t be Movie On Up without the reviews, so Adam breaks down Pixar’s newest flick, Hoppers. Does Pixar still have that childhood tear jerker magic or is it time for the studio to call it a day?

The boys have a Movie Quiz quiz, lovingly crafted by TVs own Josh Dodd. Thank you Josh

Adam’s got some birthday gifts for Alfie based on two of his favourite films... take your guesses now. Voice messages to celebrate from friend of the show Josh Brooker and film podcast kings Pulp Kitchen!

*we had an absoluite nightmare trying to piece this one together - our first case of corrupt footage, a camera that cuts and stop recording, frame rate different to the audio rate. If it could go wrong... it did. How very on brand for Movie On Up.

It's clear were never going to be a Christopher Nolan with our skills with a camera, maybe more of an Uwe Boll. Please bare with some of the cuts and patch work, parts of the epsiode are Frankensteined together. We just wanted to get this episode out, so please enjoy!*

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Adam and Alfie were determined to film Episode 100 in-person but a week postponement had to be implemented. Thus, a bonus episode! With reviews of the 2026 BAFTA Film Awards Ceremony, 'Wuthering Heights', 'Scream 7', 'The Moment', 'Cold Storage', 'Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die' and MORE, feel free to call this Ep99 (and a half).

Please do get in touch with your own reviews, questions, suggestions or congratulations as we hurtle towards Movie On Up's 100th episode. You will not want to miss it!

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'Solstice' is amongst the nominees at this year's EE BAFTA Film Awards. It's in the running for Best British Short Animation. Luke Angus single-handedly wrote, animated and directed the film in his spare time and it follows a lonely Inuit who reminisces about an old friend.

Luke eloquently spoke about his inspirations, the challenges involved with learning new softwares and the minute details he sprinkled throughout. @lukeangusanimator

You can watch 'Solstice' for free on BAFTA's YouTube Channel.

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"Video Killed the Radio Star"... I mean, judging by this attempt at visual podcasting, I don't think they've got anything to worry about. You're safe for now Greg James.

This week the boys talk about Disney's newest attempt at reviving the family institution that is The Muppet Show - penned by Seth Rogan and starring the usual array of fabric reprobates, the lads discuss whether the Muppets are back on form and here to stay, or are they past their prime?

Adam also reviews Disney's newest MCU show Wonderman. A surprising change of pace that I think we can agree is definitely needed.

Adam also got down to his Odeon to catch an early screening of Wasteman, the directorial debut by Cal McCau. Startring Tom Blyth and rising super star and podcast favourite, David Jonsson.

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Well, if two is company, three certainly is a crowd. This week the lads were accompanied by Spark Sunderland's film aficionado and host of "Lights, Camera, Action!" Sam J. Clark.

Alfie and Sam review 'The Housemaid', Sydney Sweeney's sultry thriller. Trashy? Yes. Surprisingly engaging? Yes. Hollywood Schlock? Oh, absolutely.

Adam's *Keane* to talk about the footy drama starring Steve Coogan, 'Saipan'.

Adam and Alfie hand the reigns over to Sam for a review of 'Primate' - "the best creature feature... ever?!"

The press embargo has finally lifted for '100 Nights of Hero', so Adam gets into the complex plot and Emerald Fennel-esque cinematography.

As if that wasn't enough - Sam and Adam talk about Jason Statham's (queue impression by Mr Barlow) newest film, 'Shelter'. Does it offer something new, or is it the same old reliable Statham?

Give Sam a follow on Instagram @sam.j_clark and hear his other reviews on @SparkSunderland

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Dylan O'Brien & James Sweeney form a twisted friendship in 'Twinless' while Chris Pratt has 90 minutes to prove his innocence to an AI judge in 'Mercy'. Those are the two films in discussion this week. Alfie also shares his thoughts on a new, steamy drama, 'Heated Rivalry' and the latest GOT spin-off, 'A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms'.

Meanwhile, Eamonn Holmes and Gary Barlow are added to the A-List Star In Our Impressions Repertoire... Of course they are.

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This week the lads discuss all the important things in 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple, such as Samson's massive appendage, does the skinning scene look fake and "do you think Ralph Fiennes wore a prosthetic". They go into deep SPOILERS on this one, so if you're yet to see the film, perhaps give it a watch before listening to this episode.

Adam also talks about Rental Family the slightly too sentimental new film staring Academy Award winner Brendan Fraser and the hilarious dark comedy from Park Chan-Wook, No Other Choice.

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It’s time for the Second Annual Movie On Uppies™ ... the awards show Hollywood is still pretending not to care about.

Adam and Alfie are handing out the most prestigious honours in cinema, sitting comfortably somewhere between the Oscars and the carpark out the back. The lads break down our personal Best Films of 2025, plus awards for Best Score, Biggest Surprise, Biggest Disappointment, Best Actress, Best Actor, and Worst Film of the Year!

The boys also reveal the audiences favourite Film and which films released in 2025 you champion. And as tradition demands, we wrap things up with an email from friend of the show Josh. Roll out that red carpet.

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'Retirement Plan' is a genius 7-minute, animated short film, now Oscar-shortlisted! The director, John Kelly, was kind enough to speak to Adam & Alfie this week about the film, the anxiety attack that inspired it, how he got Domhnall Gleeson involved and the Irish knack for profound storytelling. @johnkelly_jnr @retirementplan_film

In the UK/Europe, you can watch 'Retirement Plan' on Disney+ and in the US/Canada, you can find the short on YouTube.

This is the first in a series of interviews that Movie On Up will supply in addition to the usual episodes that you know and love. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated - thanks for checking us out!

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This week, the lads absolutely rave about Timmy and his latest Oscar-worthy performance in 'Marty Supreme' Josh Safdie knocks it out the park again, starring Timothee Chalamet, Gwyneth Paltrow and Tyler the Creator.

Alfie reviews the slightly lacklustre finale of Stranger Things. And finally Adam tackles the based-on-a-true-story Neil Diamond *tribute band* biopic, and the new Jack Black and Paul Rudd 'Anaconda' reboot.

New listener Luke emails in and friend of the show Jenna also gets in touch!

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The latest entry into James Cameron's Avatar franchise is here including an all new fiery villain that has moviegoers (and Adam) hot under the collar. But does 'Fire and Ash' do enough to keep viewers engaged and invested in this multibillion dollar story? Keep listening to find out...

Oh, it's also the CHRISTMAS SPECIAL!! What better excuse is there to grab a mince pie and test your 2025 film knowledge with a quiz courtesy of professional question writer, Joshua Dodd. There's also fan favourite games including BIG QUESTION, Caine's *Christmas Candy Cane* Corner and a particularly daft edition of A-List Star In Our Impressions Repertoire.

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"I sat there and tried to make myself fall to sleep" - Adam Barlow, 2025.

This week the lads talk spoilers on one of the most anticipated releases of the year, 'Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery'. For Adam's original review from the LFF catch episode 84. For spoilers and joint discusion make sure to check this episode out!

Adam caught 'Fackham Hall', which strays the line of Airplane rip-off and geniunely funny comedy. And he also saw 'Ella McCay', which Adam is brandishing as the worst film he's seen all year. Ouch!

We've also got an email from friend of the show, Josh Brooker, talking about the new Amazon MGM film 'Hedda'.

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This week! The lads discuss those Christmas films that you HAVE to watch each year in the return of BIG QUESTION. Adam reviews 'Eternity' which stars Elizabeth Olsen, Callum Turner and Miles Teller while Alfie reviews the new Apple TV show 'Pluribus', from the creator of 'Breaking Bad' and 'Better Call Saul'.

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This week, there's 4 excellent films in discussion: the much anticipated Disney sequel, 'Zootropolis 2' and a film that dives into BDSM culture head first, 'Pillion'. Sydney Sweeney's boxing biopic, 'Christy' and 'Desperate Journey', a modest but impactful wartime drama.

The Peter Serafinolist returns, listener Leah gives a first-hand account of the 4DX experience and the lads address Michelle Yeoh's new catchphrase... MM... WW... Wicked Witch!

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Just in the first 10 minutes you can hear Adam rehearse his falsetto, peak his microphone levels, and hear Alfie mispronounce cacophony and philanthropist (twice). Impressive blunders from the boys at Movie On Up. It wouldn’t be MOU without it.

This week on this absolute whiplash of an episode, we’ve got the much anticipated Part Two of the stage to screen adaptation: WICKED: FOR GOOD. Starring Cynthia Erivo, Ariana Grande, Jonathan Bailey, Michelle Yeoh and Adam’s best friend Jeff Goldblum.  Adam then lowers the tone and reviews NUREMBERG, the Sky Original based on the 1945 trials of the same name, starring Russel Crowe, Michael Shannon, Rami Malek, Leo Woodall and (friend of the pod) Richard E. Grant.

The lads finish with some listener correspondence and a Wicked themed quiz prepared by Denis the Menace himself.

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Abracadabra - pull up a chair, four reviews will appear from out of thin air!

'Now You See Me Now You Don't', 'Predator: Badlands', 'The Choral' and 'A Very Jonas Christmas Movie' are on the agenda this week. There's also a fantastic sound game courtesy of Lenny and a NIGHTMARE cinema experience, as shared by Josh.

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Frankenstein and The Creature… we’ll let you decide which of our hosts is which. 

Reviews for two new releases this week and the lads seem to be in good favour for both.  Hot off the media embargo lifting, the boys review The Running Man, the newest flick from Edgar Wright, starring Glenn Powell, Coleman Domingo, Josh Brolin and a whole host of A List Star talent. Based on the 1986 Stephen King novel of the same name, the boys discuss whether it has that Edgar Wright charm we’ve all come to love. A huge thank you to Paramount Pictures for inviting us to the press screening in Leicester Square - you can catch The Running Man from Wednesday the 12th November in UK cinemas. 

The lads also discuss Frankenstein, Guillermo del Toros newest gothic horror released to Netflix. A surprisingly sombre and thoughtful watch, with phenomenal set design, scale and whimsy.

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Welcome back to Ghouly On Up - mwahahahahaHAHAHAH!!

In this week's episode, the lads review 'I Swear', 'Good Fortune' and 'Boots' before discussing some of the best spooky films, whipping out their Nosferatu impressions and sharing what scares them the most.

There's also a wonderful email from listener Jenna. It brings a few tears to Adam & Alfie's eyes.

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Five bumper reviews for your listening pleasure this week. Alfie is back and joined Adam for the Saturday showcase at the London Film Festival. Together they caught the new gay romance The History of Sound, starring man of the moment Paul Mescal and cheeky chappy Josh O’Conor. They also caught a screening of Robert Pattinson and J Laws new film, from MUBI the studio that brought you The Substance, Die My Love.

Adam also had time to somehow catch Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere, this month’s musician biopic starring everyone’s favourite chef Jeremy Allen White as The Boss himself. Jared Leto’s latest attempt at killing off a fil franchise Tron: Ares. And even squeezed in a press screening of Regretting You, the newest adaptation of  the tripe written by Colleen Hoover. Regretting You?… more like regretting wasting 20 quid on a train ticket to London.

Grab a beverage and a snack and enjoy some early reviews of some very anticipated films releasing later this year! 

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Adam & Josh attend more screenings at the 69th London Film Festival with reviews for the hugely praised 'Hamnet', 'Train Dreams', 'The Mastermind', '& Sons' and 'Sirāt'. The guys also loose their minds over Oscar Isaac and Josh O'Connor - who wouldn't, to be fair?

Keep an eye out for more LFF coverage coming soon! :)

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In this bonus episode, Adam is on the ground at the 69th London Film Festival, joined by friend of the show and honorary MOU reporter, Josh Brooker. They review 'Sentimental Value', 'Jay Kelly', 'The Testament of Ann Lee' and 'H is for Hawk'.

Keep an eye out for more LFF coverage coming soon! :)

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The 69th London Film Festival is well underway and Adam is in the thick of it! On the ground, being a film journalist, watching too many films - kidding, that's not a thing. But it's certainly a feat. The MOU boys are back to discuss Rian Johnson's third Knives Out Mystery, 'Wake Up Dead Man' and you do NOT want to miss it. There are also reviews of 'The Smashing Machine', 'A Big Bold Beautiful Journey' and 'Fwends'. What a corker!

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This week, Adam reviews Paul Thomas Anderson's 10th film, 'One Battle After Another', while Alfie makes the bold claim that Apple TV might just be the best streaming service out there.

Movie On Up also get a shout-out on EMPIRE's official podcast, an invite to a multimedia screening of 'Roofman', Adam experiences the woes of paparazzi when he meets Radio 1's Greg James and a long forgotten- sorry, a rested segment returns!! Stay tuned, it's worth the wait...

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This week, Adam reviews 'The Long Walk' - a Stephen King adaptation which stars Cooper Hoffman, David Jonsson and Mark Hamill - and 'Sorry, Baby', the directorial debut of Eva Victor. One of them earns a perfect 5/5... but which one? Keep listening to find out!

Meanwhile, Alfie is ecstatic because 'The Muppets Show' is finally returning next year, let's just say, Movie On Up called it first.

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This week, Adam reviews 'On Swift Horses', a romance set in the 1950's that has snuck under the radar but stars a strong trio comprised of Daisy Edgar-Jones, Will Poulter and Jacob Elordi. Josh (friend of the show) sends in a review of 'Honey Don't' while the lads discuss Indiana Jones and the greatest adventure movies of all time.

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The Movie On Up boys have FOUR reviews this week for you lucky listeners! A wickedly funny comedy called 'The Roses', starring Benedict Cumberbatch and Olivia Coleman, Netflix's adaptation of Richard Osman's book 'The Thursday Murder Club', 'Paul & Paulette Take A Bath', a unique French-British romcom and 'Hostage', a gripping political drama.

They even make time to react to Emerald Fennell's 'Wuthering Heights' teaser trailer and rant about the $1000 (£899) LEGO Death Star. No topic is safe - that's cutting-edge journalism.

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We thought about making a gross podcast thumbnail of us blended together like in the film we're reviewing this week... but for the sake of giving you a sleepless night, we decided not to.

This week Alfie reviews the new Substancesque body horror, Together, starring Dave Franco and Alison Brie. Adam caught an early screening of Darren Aronofsky's newest flic: Caught Stealing, starring Elvis himself, Austin Butler. Adam even squeezed in a showing of Netflix's biggest ever film: KPOP Demon Hunters.

The boys also make a stop at the 'A-List Star in Our Impressions Repertoire' for its (kind of) year anniversary - adding two absolute legends to the roster.

A trio of excellent films this week, so chuck your headphones on, grab a brew, and soundtrack your weekend with the lads dulcet tones.

Ari Aster is back and as controversial as ever with a pandemic-set film called 'Eddington' that stars Joaquin Phoenix, Pedro Pascal, Austin Butler and Emily Stone... talk about a hot cast! Meanwhile 'Nobody 2' is described by Adam as being irksome. You win some, you lose some.

Play along with Alfie's excellent game: Pedro Pascal's Poignant Performances™ and tell us your dream romcom trio.

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Two opposite ends of the spectrum on the podcast this week and were not talking about the boys undiagnosed autism. Some of the absolute best cinema has to offer in the form of Zach Cregger's Barbarian follow up: Weapons, starring Julia Garner, Josh Brolin, Alden Ehrenreich and Benedict Wong.

The legacy sequel no one saw coming, Freakier Friday, with returning stars Jamie Lee Curtis and Lindsay Lohan. An adaptation of Stephen King's novel The Life of Chuck, brought to the big screen by Mike Flanagan. But most importanty the star of this weeks show being Ice Cube's screenlife version of War Of The Worlds... just wow.

The lads also talk breifly about the first episode of Alien: Earth, the new Disney+/FX show. Finishing with a sexy fish net legging clad version of BIG QUESTION.

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In this week's episode, Adam reviews three films (you'll be surprised by which he enjoyed the most) and Alfie picks his dream trio of actors for a romcom. Sir Tom Jones and Warwick Davis are added to the A-List Star In Our Impressions Repertoire™. The Cbeebies' show, 'Rastamouse' also gets a name-drop, don't ask.

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