332 - BREAKING AND ENTERING

Smashing the windows and stealing plans for the podcast this week turns out that discussion topics would be The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, The Drama, Jury Duty: Company Retreat, Last One Laughing UK series 2 and No Ordinary Heist with Eddie Marsan, before taking focus on Anthony Minghella’s final film that stars Jude Law, Juliette Binoche, Robin Wright, Martin Freeman, Vera Farmiga and Ray Winstone, all about London in transitional phases. Sounds like a cracking episode, best leave this on the desk and let them record it. Here, it’s done. Sorry for this lame premise of an episode description. It’s ok Andrew. Thanks Andrew. No problem Andrew, don’t mention it. I won’t, but I will write it in the description too Andrew. Oh no, now there’s a paper trail on the crime! Rats.

THE FERRYMAN UPON THE PLAINS - Andrew’s First Novel - Out Now!

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Ferryman-Upon-Plains-Andrew-Jones-ebook/dp/B0F39C3WM4/

288 - THE GOLDEN CHILD

Ending Eddie Murphy Month with a look at a Paramount action comedy that kinda doesn’t exist but was big for a moment, Andrew and Johnny discuss Deadpool & Wolverine (spoiling things), Eddie Murphy’s music career and Meet Dave/Twisters, because everything is intertwined now and cinema is definitely a dead art form.

287 - HOLY MAN

Eddie Murphy Month rolls on and we give thoughts to Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F, discuss the recent situations of cinema, politics and the world, go down a Cameo rabbit hole, recall how films are made and find anything to talk about when broaching the subject of this entirely empty attempt at satire.

286 - BOWFINGER

It is Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F release day and the start of our Eddie Murphy Month, we’re playing not-the-hits but some of his others. Starting off with Steve Martin and Frank Oz’s Hollywood satire, a film that Andrew holds dear to his understanding of the world and art, and Johnny brings his brain to many ‘what-if-this-film-got-Bowfingered’ scenarios.

229 - LIFE (1999)

Life, oh life, oh life, doo doot doot doo.

Johnny mentioned he also hadn’t seen the Eddie Murphy/Martin Lawrence movie ‘Life’ and since it is streaming, unlike a lot of films, Andrew has allowed an entire episode surrounding a film he once rented as a kid, expecting a wild comedy, and rewound and returned before the first hour was up. Will the last hour make up for Baby Andrew’s experiences?