Barbenheimer is finally here and Dallas and Lee return to review Barbie and Oppenheimer

Dallas and Lee review Scream VI and share their experiences of the 2023 Glasgow Film Festival.

Dallas and Lee review a double bill of See How They Run and Crimes Of The Future.

Without being able to pick the usual big names, Dallas, Kim and Lee pick their favourite movie sequels.

Dallas is joined by author and film journalist Nick De Semlyen to talk about his book Wild And Crazy Guys, the comedy films of the 80s and what is like to work on a film magazine during Lockdown.

Later in 2020 the latest film from Christopher Nolan is still due to be released, TENET and to celebrate Dallas and Lee will work their way through Nolan's filmography. In this episode, we discuss Inception and The Dark Knight Rises.

Dallas is a New York Knicks basketball fan and Lee loved Uncut Gems and has defaulted to liking the Boston Celtics, so they've come together to discuss the hit Netflix and ESPN documentary series, The Last Dance, charting the rise of the 1990's Chicago Bulls, led by Michael Jordan, one of the most notable dynasties in sports history.

Lee is joined once again by Star Trek.com blogger Carlos Miranda who has seen all 778 episodes of Star Trek episodes except one, the infamous Star Trek: Enterprise series finale, "These Are The Voyages"... until now!

Dallas, Kim and Lee share the films that got them through the challenging years of high school.

Later in 2020 the latest film from Christopher Nolan is released, TENET and to celebrate Dallas and Lee will work their way through Nolan's filmography. In this episode, we discuss The Prestige and The Dark Knight.

Lee is once again joined by Star Trek blogger and fan Carlos Miranda to discuss one of his favourite Star Trek characters, Seven of Nine. Played by Jeri Ryan, Seven of Nine was a breakout character and we discuss the development, success and return of the character nearly two decades later in Star Trek: Picard. We also hear from Brannon Braga who helped create the character and Jeri Ryan who portrayed her in this episode.

Dallas and Lee discuss the situation cinemas and studios have found themselves in as they go to war during lockdown and what happens next.

Dallas trades his role of co-host for interviewee as he tells us about his non-fiction book, Ext. New York City - Discover The Reel New York On Location.

Dallas has returned from the Venice Film Festival to share his highlights and experiences with Lee.

Lee is joined by author Una McCormack to discuss her acclaimed Star Trek: Picard prequel novel, The Last Best Hope.

Dallas, Kim and Lee answer listeners questions about movies, life, podcasting, books, and much more.

Lee is joined by Brannon Braga to discuss his career as a writer, producer, show runner and director across the Star Trek franchise, 24, Cosmos, The Orville, Salem, Mission: Impossible 2 and much more.

Lee and Dallas present an audio commentary for the winning film in our recent poll, Margin Call.

Written and directed by J.C. Chandor, Margin Calls follows the key people at an investment bank, over a 24-hour period, during the early stages of the 2008 financial crisis.

Lee is joined by one of Scotland's rising stars, Marli Siu to discuss her exciting career so far which has featured starring perfomances in the cult hit Anna And The Apocalypse, Run and with roles in the upcoming Our Ladies and Alex Rider series.

Run is available on digital and DVD from May 25th.

Lee is joined by author and filmmaker Nicholas Meyer who has returned to the Sherlock Holmes series with his latest novel, The Adventure of Peculiar Protocols.

Nicholas discusses his long history with the great detective and the story behind his newest Holmes tale, his long association with the Star Trek franchise, working on the James Bond movie Tomorrow Never Dies, and much more.

Lee is joined by the returning Carlos Miranda and Star Trek podcaster and writer Duncan Barrett to review and reflect on the first season of Star Trek: Picard.

Lee also speaks with the talent behind Star Trek: Picard on the red carpet of the European premiere. Lee interviews returning fan favourites Jeri Ryan and Jonathan Del Arco, new stars Michelle Hurd and Isa Briones, writers and co-creators Michael Chabon and Kristen Beyer and Star Trek: Discovery star Jason Isaacs.

Later in 2020 the latest film from Christopher Nolan is released, TENET and to celebrate Dallas and Lee will work their way through Nolan's filmography. In this episode, we discuss Insomnia and Batman Begins.

Dallas and Lee celebrate UK cinemas by sharing their favourite memories of visiting the cinema, pick their favourite picture houses and how we can support our creative industry during these challenging times.

Kim, Dallas and Lee review The Invisible Man starring Elisabeth Moss and pick their highlights of the 2020 Glasgow Film Festival.

Dallas and Lee share their experience and highlights from the 75th Edinburgh International Film Festival.

Dallas and Lee bring you interviews from the 2020 Glasgow Film Festival

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Opening Night Gala: Proxima with Allan Hunter (GFF Co-director) and Proxima writer/director Alice Winocour (00:01:12)

James vs. His Future Self: Star, co-writer & producer Jonas Chernick (00:07:45)

Lost Transmissions: Actor Simon Pegg & writer/director Katharine O'Brien (00:31:50)

Run: writer/director Scott Graham (00:35:35)

Later in 2020 the latest film from Christopher Nolan is released, TENET and to celebrate Dallas and Lee will work their way through Nolan's filmography. In this episode, we go to the beginning and discuss Following and Memento.

Dallas, Lee and Kim review Sonic the Hedgehog, pick their must see films at the Glasgow Film Festival and try and make a positive case for the internet as a platform for discussing film.

Lee interviews Greg Sestero about his book, The Disaster Artist, which was adapted by James Franco into an award winning feature film.

Greg Sestero talks about the origins of the book, his stories from the set of The Room and working with Tommy Wiseau, The Disaster Artist's production and success as a film, becoming a scriptwriter and his work on Best Friends Vol 1 and 2.

Parasite finally arrives in UK cinemas and in the same weekend it sweeps up at the 2020 Academy Awards. Lee and Dallas share their reaction to a historic night and why Parasite was a deserving winner.

Dallas and Lee share their early reactions to Star Trek: Picard and Lee talks about his experiences at the European Premiere!

Dallas sits down with Glasgow Film Festival co-director's Allan Hunter and Allison Gardner to preview this years festival.

Lee and Dallas review the latest A24 films to arrive in the UK, Uncut Gems and The Lighthouse and interview its co-writer/director Robert Eggers and star Valeriia Karaman.

Lee Hutchison speaks with the talent behind Star Trek: Picard on the red carpet at the European premiere. Lee speaks with returning fan favourites Jeri Ryan and Jonathan Del Arco, new stars Michelle Hurd and Isa Briones, writers and co-creators Michael Chabon and Kristen Beyer and Star Trek: Discovery star Jason Isaacs.

Dallas and Lee debate the merits of 1917, a film that has become the front runner for Oscar success and review Waves, the latest film from Trey Edward Shults and A24.

Lee sits down with writer/director Trey Edward Shults to discuss his critically acclaimed 3rd feature film with A24, Waves.

Waves traces the journey of a suburban family - led by a well-intentioned but domineering father - as they navigate love, forgiveness, and coming together in the aftermath of a loss.

Lee is also joined by the cast that make up the family at the heart of this drama for a spoiler filled discussion , Sterling K. Brown, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Renée Elise Goldsberry and Taylor Russell.

We also have a bonus extract from a previous interview with Krisha Fairchild who makes a cameo appearance in Waves.

Waves is in UK cinemas from January 17th and is available on digital download from January 21st in the United States.

The Edinburgh Film Festival returns for its 75th anniversary!
Dallas and Lee preview the upcoming festival which runs between August 12th and 20th and share their highlights from the 87 new features.

Lee and Dallas kickoff 2020 by discussing Guy Ritchie's return to the Gangster genre with The Gentlemen and examining the reaction to JoJo Rabbit, Taika Waititi's anti-hate satire.

Dallas, Kim and Lee pick their favourite films of 2019 and the decade in our 200th episode! Lee and Dallas also share their thoughts on the latest Star Wars film, The Rise of Skywalker.

Lee and Dallas reflect on their pledge to watch at least 52 Films By Women and share what they learned and why it's important for everyone to support female directors.

Dallas and Lee review the Charlie's Angels reboot and look at the career of Kristen Stewart post-Twilight.

Lee and Dallas review the latest Noah Baumbach movie Marriage Story which lands on Netflix this Friday and look at their favourite films from Baumbach and frequent collaborator Greta Gerwig.

Lee is joined the writer/director of A24's Into The Forest, Patricia Rozema. Into The Forest sees two sisters after a massive power outage learn to survive on their own in their isolated woodland home.

Patricia shares with me about how she went from not watching a movie until she was sixteen to becoming one of Canada's most prominent filmmakers. Patricia talks about the success at Cannes for her debut film, I've Heard The Mermaids Singing, tackling an adaptation of Mansfield Park, working with Miramax and the Weinstein's, directing for HBO and streaming, adapting Into The Forest and collaborating with Ellen Page and Evan Rachel Wood and we look at her new film, Mouthpiece.

Lee and Stephen King fans Kim and Dallas share their reaction to Doctor Sleep.

Lee and Dallas attempt to put an end to the endless online discourse pitting Martin Scorsese again the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Lee and Dallas discuss a recent trip to the MCM Comic Con in London, Blade Runner becoming set in the past and Terminator: Dark Fate flopping at the Box Office.

Kim, Dallas and Lee get into the Halloween spirit and curiate their own 6 movie horror marathons!

After his retirement is interrupted by Gorr the God Butcher, a galactic killer who seeks the extinction of the gods, Thor enlists the help of King Valkyrie, Korg, and ex-girlfriend Jane Foster, who now inexplicably wields Mjolnir as the Mighty Thor.

Dallas and Lee share their reaction to the final Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker trailer and pick their highlights of the 2019 London Film Festival and what films to look out for.

Lee and Dallas bring you a collection of their interviews and red carpet coverage from the 2019 BFI London Film Festival.

00:01:04 - Days of Bagnold Summer (Simon Bird)
00:09:06 - The Lighthouse (Robert Eggers)
00:12:21 - The Peanut Butter Falcon (Tyler Wilson & Michael Schwartz)
00:27:31 - The Last Black Man In San Francisco (Joe Talbot)
00:43:29- Ema (Miriana Di Girolamo)
00:48:24- Greed (Steve Coogan, Manolis Emmanouel)
00:51:10- The Personal History of David Copperfield (Dev Patel, Moryfdd Clark & Simon Blackwell)

Times might be slightly out due to adverts.

This interview was originally released on The A24 Project which is also part of The Nerd Party, click here to discover more interviews and discussions - www.thenerdparty.com/thea24project

Lee is joined by Adam Pearson, documentarian and actor best known for his performance as 'The Disfigured Man' in the A24 classic Under The Skin.

Adam discusses the audition process, developing the character of The Disfigured Man and working with Scarlett Johansson and director Jonathan Glazer to bring it to life, the impact of the film and much more.

Adam also speaks with us about his latest show on the BBC, Eugenic's - Science's Greatest Scandal which is screening on October 3rd and 10th on BBC 4 and will be on the BBC iPlayer.