In this episode of PrePost the guys are doing something a little different. In preparation for the new Ghost in the Shell Hollywood remake starring Scarlett Johansson Jon and Matt have watched (or re-watched) the original 1995 anime on which it is based.
In this episode of PrePost the guys jump in some helicopters and travel to Skull Island to talk about the new King Kong film.
In this episode of PrePost the guys dive into the new Wolverine film, or is it an X-Men movie?
In this episode of PrePost the guys dive into Scorsese's long awaited passion project Silence.
With the recent passing of Debbie Reynolds, Matt and Jon decide to take a look back at the Hollywood classic Singin' In The Rain.
Split marks the second film, after last years The Visit, in the unlikely mini-comeback that is seemingly being staged by director M. Night Shyamalan.
With the US political system dominating headlines at the moment, it seems appropriate that Pablo Larrain's film Jackie is in cinemas. A movie that seems to promise a larger than life performance from Natalie Portman, with themes of grief, legacy and power. Do all of these elements come together to form a compelling film?
Join Matt and Jon in annual year end episode as they look back on 2016 and decide - live on the podcast - what their favourites and most disappointing films/trailers were!
In another bonus episode of The PrePost Film Review, Matt and Jon discuss the latest film from Whiplash director Damien Chazelle.
With Disney riding high on a series of outstanding animated feature films Jon and Matt spend this episode diving into their newest offering - Moana.
The Disney Empire has bestowed their annual Star Wars film to us for 2016! This time around, it's Rogue One - the first standalone film in the franchise.
With Blue Velvet back in cinemas to celebrate its 30th anniversary what better time for Jon and Matt to look back and discuss one of Lynch's most iconic films.
In this episode of the Pre Post Film Review, the guys sit down to discuss some of the films Matt saw at the 2016 London International Film Festival.
It's been five years since the audiences were last whisked away to the wizarding world of Harry Potter and clearly JK Rowling believes it's time to return, she has recruited Potter veteran David Yates to helm the first in a planned new magical franchise - scripted by Rowling herself - Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.
Director Denis Villeneuve delivered the highly praised thriller Sicario in 2015 and has returned in 2016 with his first foray into Sci-Fi.
In another bonus episode of The PrePost Film Review, Matt and Jon discuss the raunchy animated comedy Sausage Party.
In this bonus episode of The PrePost Film Review, the guys dive in to a full, spoiler filled, discussion of the recent documentary Tickled.
Animation studio Laika have returned to the silver screen with their latest stop-motion feature Kubo And The Two Strings. Laika have consistently delivered beautifully crafted, critically admired films that have never quite lived up to box office expectations.
In this bonus episode of the PrePost Film Review, the guys sit down to discuss some of the films Jon saw at the 2016 Melbourne International Film Festival.
Pixar have a surprisingly good run with sequels. The Toy Story films have consistently risen to new exciting and dramatic heights, with Toy Story 3 arguably being the best closing chapter of any film trilogy (we're not so sure Toy Story 4 is needed guys) Monsters University was a pleasant surprise to boot.
In this bonus episode of the Pre Post Film Review, the guys sit down to discuss the latest Disney live-action-remake The Jungle Book. Helping them pick apart the trailer and joining them in the review is special guest - trailer editor Ben Holmes. You can find some of his work at www.benholmestrailers.com
Featuring one of the greatest ever filmmakers, adapting the work of one of the most cherished children's authors for one of the most beloved movie studios, The BFG sure has some credentials. And with both Jon and Matt being enthusiastic Spielberg fanboys the stakes are high.
With remakes, reboots, reimaginings and rehashes all the craze in Hollywood Jon and Matt strap on their Proton Packs and prepare to tackle the latest franchise to be resuscitated for a new audience - Ghostbusters.
Director James Wan has returned to his seemingly favourite genre - horror - and unleashed The Conjuring 2 upon us. The first film received high praise from critics and film goers alike for its slow, precise pacing, interesting character development and solid tension building (not to mention the scares). Can The Conjuring 2 live up to the expectations set by its predecessor?
Having wowed critics with Blue Ruin in 2013 Jeremy Saulnier is back with his new, similarly colour-themed, film - Green Room.
In this bonus episode of the Pre Post Film Review, the guys sit down to discuss Disneyland Paris and Disneyland in general. Having recently met up in Paris, Matt & Jon spent a day at the theme park and thought it would be interesting to chat about their specific experiences with Disney parks, the creative philosophy behind them and wonder what the future might hold. Will we see the classic Disneyland slowly disappear underneath the weight of Star Wars and Marvel attractions? We'll be back so...
Following in the footsteps of Tangled, Frozen and Big Hero 6 Disney's newest animated feature Zootopia has a lot to live up to.
10 Cloverfield Lane - the feature debut of director Dan Trachtenberg, is not a sequel to Cloverfield...or is it? With an extremely mysterious premise, the marketing for the film has been incredibly spoiler free. What secrets does the film hold and is it worth all the hype?
The Coen Brothers return with an ode to classical Hollywood cinema in Hail, Caesar! A comedy packed full of so many big name stars it boggles the mind.
After the critically panned The Cobbler Tom McCarthy has miraculously made amends with Spotlight, a critically acclaimed procedural in the vein of All the President's Men that just picked up the Best Picture Oscar.
