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Kim and Elwood finish their re-evaluation of Wes Andersons filmography with Asteroid City. Set in the titular fictional town were a Junior Stargazer convention is thrown into chaos with the arrival of an actual alien causes the town to be locked down --- Opening / Closing Theme - Coffee Date Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io Produced By White Hot ---

Kim and Elwood share there favourite movie discoveries of 2025 as they reveal their top 10's and the films which left the most impact on them Check out the full top 40 lists Kim's List Elwood's List --- Theme - Coffee Date Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io Produced By White Hot ---

Kim and Elwood's season long re-evaluation of the filmography of Wes Anderson comes to The French Dispatch in which he assembles another stunning ensemble for an anthology of tales presented within the framework of being articles for the final issue of the magazine "The French Dispatch". --- Theme - Coffee Date Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io Produced By White Hot ---

Kim and Elwood's re-evaluation of Wes Anderson's filmography comes to The Grand Budapest Hotel which is not only his most critically acclaimed but also brings together his largest ensemble cast to date. The film also gives us the most quirkest creation to date in Gustave H, a concierge who works at a famous European hotel and who along with his lobby boy must prove his innocence when he is framed for a murder.

Kim and Elwood continue their season long revaluation of Wes Anderson's filmography with Moonrise Kingdom. A coming of age comedy drama following Sam and Suzy a pair of 12 years olds who having fallen in love via letter decide to elope into the wilderness of the island they live on. Now the hunt is on to find the couple by her parents and his scout troop before a storm hits the island.

Kim and Elwood re-evaluation of the filmography of Wes Anderson's filmography looks at both of his stop motion animated features

Continuing our Wes Anderson season with "The Darjeerling Limited" as three estranged brothers reunite after their fathers funeral to travel across India in search of their mother in a madcap journey involving a bottle of mace, a poisonous snake and far too much baggage. --- Opening Theme - Coffee Date Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io Produced By White Hot ---

Wes Anderson season continues with a film intended as both a tribute and parody of French diving pioneer Jacques Cousteau, to whom the film is dedicated. Here Bill Murray heads up another ensemble cast oceanographer and documentary film maker Steve Zissou who along with his crew of misfits goes in search of the Jaguar shark which ate his partner which is further complicated by the arrival of Ned (Owen Wilson) who claims to be his estranged son --- Opening Theme - Coffee Date Beat Provided By https://freebeats.io Produced By White Hot ---

Kim and Elwood kick off their 10th season this time looking at the filmography of Wes Anderson as they start with "Rushmore" in which Max Fischer (Jason Schwartzman) is excelling in clubs but failing in academics. But when he starts a unique friendship with the Industrialist Herman Blume (Bill Murray) the pair soon become rivals as they both fall for the teacher Ms. Cross (Olivia Williams).

Kim and Elwood look at the latest volume of the sci-fi anthology series from Tim Miller and David Fincher which this time features an alien invasion in miniature, rampaging dinosaurs, giant babies and talking appliances!

To wrap up season #2 this final bonus episode has us looking at "Love, Death + Robots" for our first boxset binge. A project from David Fincher and Tim Miller whose initial plans to remake "Heavy Metal" were mophed instead into this anthology of short animated tales with seemingly limitless scope for the stories which can be told as we discover from this first season. So get ready for alternative histories, monsters, shocking twists and of course love, death + robots!!

Continuing their apprication for the All The Boys I've Loved Before Kim and Elwood now look at the spin off series XO, Kitty following youngest of the Covey sisters as she heads to Korea to study reconnect with boyfriend Dae and hopefully find out more about her mother's time at the school. Season # 1 Review: 0:00:00 Season#2 Review: 00:58:10 Note: Due to the backlog of episodes we have combined both recordings for each series into one handy chunk....enjoy

What happens when Christopher Robin leaves his friends from the Faraway wood behind? Apparently they go on a murderous rampage as Kim and Elwood look at the first entry in Rhys Frake-Waterfield's "Twisted Childhood Universe" which promises twisted horror takes on beloved children's character which have now slipped into the public domain. But is there more to the film than shock value?

Kim and Elwood take a spoiler heavy look at Zach Cregger's debut film Barbarian a film you will not want to know a thing about going into as what starts as a double booked Airbnb soon reveals much darker secrets hiding within its walls aswell as beneath it.

It's shark week once again as this time Kim and Elwood look at the found footage shark movie "Open Water" as a couple find themselves stranded in the ocean when their scuba diving boat accidently leaves them behind. Loosely based on the true story of Tom and Eileen Lonergan this was a film considered revolutionary when it was released but does it still hold up?

Kim and Elwood wrap up their catch up season with Jovanka Vuckovic's post apocalyptic "Riot Girls" set in a future were a mysterious disease has wiped out all adults leaving a world dominated by rival teenage gangs.

Kim and Elwood continue their catch up season with Julia Ducournau's Titane the follow up to Raw as a murderous car model disguises herself as the missing son of fire captain Vincent.

Kim and Elwood reveal their favourite first time watches of 2024 as they rundown the films which they dug the most from new releases to cinema shames crossed off. Check out Kim's Top 50 Check out Elwood's ‎Top 50

Kim and Elwood continue their catch up season with Ana Lily Amirpour's dystopian thriller "The Bad Batch" were those deemed undesirable by the government are banished to the desert outside of Austin, Texas. Now faced with hungry cannibals, cultists and junkies the newest addition to this ramshackle community Arlene has to find a way to survive aswell as her own place in this newly formed society.

Kim and Elwood continue their season of catch up's with Lynne Ramsey's "You Were Never Really Here" starring Joaquin Phoenix as a disturbed veteran who now specialises in tracking down trafficked girls. However when he is hired by a politician to find his missing daughter he soon discovers an ulterior plot is afoot.