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052: Actors of our Generation

Who are the Actors of our generation?

This is the question we tackle with the aid of regular guest Phil Foster.

051: Summer Holiday Special

It’s holiday time! Yes, even for us. Your At The Flicks team are off to the coast while listening to the classic Cliff Richard track Summer Holiday on repeat to annoy Jeff.

050: Our 50th Show

To mark our 50th Show; Jeff, Neil and Graham sit down to reminisce about the audio journey from our first show 18 months ago, right up to this one and onto our plans for the rest of this year.

049: A mallet fixes most things

This month friend of the show Darren joins us as a guest reviewer. He starts in fine style reviewing Spider-Man : Far From Home. Like Darren, Neil and Graham find much to like in this latest outing from the web slinger. As for Jeff, he has another comic book hero rant, until we manage to find his meds and calm him down!

048: No Podcast for Old Men

Think you know your Coen Brothers? Think again?

This month, Phil Foster of Phil the Bear’s Blog, talks us through his incredible retrospective article on the Coen brothers filmography. From Raising Arizona parenting tips, to looking after cats with Llewyn Davis, it’s all here.

047: Verbal Diorama Interview

We at the At The Flicks team love our show. However we don’t exclusively listen to ourselves speaking (Jeff being the exception). There are some great movie podcasts out there that we love to check out.

045: New Reviews Show

Our traditional end of month show is a little late.

044: Carry on Streaming

This month in our monthly catch up with Phil, we tackle the big one. Bigger than what’s the meaning of life, bigger even than why does Graham like Mel Gibson so much. It’s “Cinema Vs Streaming” where are we and what is the future? Can cinema compete with the likes of Netflix and Amazon Prime?

043: Rupert Christie Interview

We are honoured this month to have an interview with music producer and composer Rupert Christie. As a composer, Rupert scored the very successful British movie Fisherman’s Friends and also, as a producer, was responsible for their phenomenal chart topping success.