This week, our host Richard invited us to look back at the extraordinary screen history of a cinematic and comedy legend: Robin Williams.Â
From his early ventures into film (such as Popeye and Moscow on the Hudson), to breakout hits like Good Morning Vietnam and Dead Poets Society, and then on through his incredibly prolific output in the 1990s and 2000s, like The Birdcage, Good Will Hunting and Insomnia... not to mention his iconic voiceover work... and much, much more.Â
We loved revisiting such a rich and varied collection of movies, and we hope you do to! After listening, get in touch and let us know your favourite Robin Williams memory.
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What We've Been Watching: Cell, The Ritual, Good Fortune, One Battle After Another
On this week's What We've Been Watching episode, the team have another four reviews for you - helping you to decide what to watch next!
We start off in horror territory with host Justin visiting 2016's Stephen King adaptation, Cell, starring John Cusack and Samuel L Jackson, and Richard heading to Sweden (most dangerous country in Europe according to the IMDB log line!) for 2017's The Ritual.
Then Neil tells us all about Good Fortune, the guardian angel comedy starring, written, and directed by Aziz Ansari, as well as featuring Keanu Reaves and Seth Rogen. Finally, Darren wraps things up with a review of the latest film from director Paul Thomas Anderson - One Battle After Another - which stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Sean Penn, among many others.Â
Listen to hear what we thought, and then get in touch to let us know your thoughts about these movies or anything else that you've been watching.
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Special Episode: Recorded LIVE at the Grays Town Park Cafe (08/11/25)
For this week's episode, we have the fourth of this year's special episodes recorded live at Grays Town Park Cafe - a great place for coffee, cake and plenty of (movie) chat!
This week's host Richard decided to use this episode to find out a little more about his fellow mulls and prepared 5 questions for us to answer:
If you could only watch one genre of movies, what would it be and why?
What is a movie that no one seems to talk about but you think everyone should watch?
What is a film that everyone loves, but you just don't get?
Which film sequel should NEVER have been made?Â
What movie has the best ending?
Listen in to find out our answers, but we'd also love to hear your own! Get in touch and let us know... especially those films that have flown under the radar - we love a recommendation!
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Movie Mull World Tour! Location 1 - Paris
"Paris is always a good idea," said Audrey Hepburn. And who are we to disagree? Â
This week's host, Darren, is taking his fellow mulls on a (sadly imaginary) world tour to visit some of the globe's great movie locations. And what better place to start than the city of light, romance and great food: Paris. Â
Together, the mulls share their favourite movies that take place in the city, and - alongside some listener responses - share what has been collectively voted as the greatest Parisian movie of all time. Â
But did we get it wrong? After listening, we'd love to hear about your favourite Paris movies... as well as any other world locations that you think we should stop off at in future episodes of the pod.
Until next week - au revoir!
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What We've Been Watching: The Smashing Machine, Caught Stealing, Steve, The Woman in Cabin 10
This week the mulls are back with four more reviews for you of films that can be seen at your local cinema as well as via streaming. Â
First up, Justin tells us all about the Dwayne Johnson starring biopic of UFC fighter Mark Kerr: The Smashing Machine.
After that, Neil reviews the new Darren Aronofsky film - a crime thriller starring Austin Butler and Zoe Kravitz - Caught Stealing.Â
Next up, Darren has seen Steve - available now on Netflix. This is the latest film collaboration between director Tim Mielants and Cillian Murphy who plays the eponymous character in this adaptation of Max Porter's novel 'Shy'. Â
To wrap things up, we head out on a luxury cruise with Keira Knightley and Guy Pearce. Richard shares his views on this latest mystery novel movie adaptation with a title that starts 'The Woman in...'! This one is The Woman in Cabin 10 - and is also available to watch now on Netflix.Â
After listening, use the comments or find us on social media to let us know what you thought about any of these films - or what you've been watching recently.Â
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Four gentlemen gather around the microphones on a weekly basis to discuss all things movies! You will meet Justin, Darren, Neil and Richard, they each have very different views on what makes a move great! We shall discuss what we have each watched that week and then move on to discuss a new subject each week.
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