A deep dive into the best films of the past, present and future. Hosts Mr B and Lord Marcus talk about what’s actually worth your time, from hidden gems you may have missed to films that deserve a second look. You don’t have to be a cinephile to enjoy it.
Episodes include reviews of new releases, rewatch conversations around our favourite films, director deep dives, movie news and awards, and bloodthirsty film drafts (best team wins).
Why? Because life’s too short for bad cinema.
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A deep dive into the best films of the past, present and future. Hosts Mr B and Lord Marcus talk about what’s actually worth your time, from hidden gems you may have missed to films that deserve a second look. You don’t have to be a cinephile to enjoy it.
Episodes include reviews of new releases, rewatch conversations around our favourite films, director deep dives, movie news and awards, and bloodthirsty film drafts (best team wins).
Why? Because life’s too short for bad cinema.
In this episode Lord Marcus is allowed to talk about anything he wants for his Birthday and when given the floor... he chooses his top 5 favourite musicals.
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A deep dive into the best films of the past, present and future. Hosts Mr B and Lord Marcus talk about what’s actually worth your time, from hidden gems you may have missed to films that deserve a second look. You don’t have to be a cinephile to enjoy it.
Episodes include reviews of new releases, rewatch conversations around our favourite films, director deep dives, movie news and awards, and bloodthirsty film drafts (best team wins).
Why? Because life’s too short for bad cinema.
