Well, the episode has been delayed somewhat, goodbyes can be so hard. But, the hour grows late and the end draws near. On the final Movie Robcast, our intrepid casters in pod look back on the past eight years of podcasting, discuss their thoughts on Mad M

In the penultimate episode of The Movie Robcast, the Robs enlist for Alex Garland's Civil War. What do the Robs think of their mission? Does Garland's movie need a bit more political bite or is there enough to go around? What other war photographe

In this episode, Robs Daniel & Wallis give their verdict on the this years Oscars. The highs, the lows, the laughs, the Pacino-levels of oddness. It's all here. There's even room for some Madame Web chat. But it's all Oscar relevant, promi

In this episode, the Robs go deep into the desert with Dune: Part Two. Their discussion of the film also brings in David Lynch's movie, the 2014 documentary Jodorowsky's Dune, and, erm... Madame Web? It all makes sense in a spice kind of way. If

Episode 196 arrives further into 2024 than we originally planned, but it was a busy January. The Robs start their first episode of the year with some big news, and then move on to discuss two five-star movies, The Zone of Interest and Poor Things. If you

In episode 195, the Robs take a look at the year in film in 2023. From M3GAN to Saltburn, Oppenheimer to Passages, Bottoms to Barbie, it's all here. Which film will take home the Nicest Surprise Award? Which movie have the Robs voted worst of the year

In this episode, Robs Daniel & Wallis sample the chocolate treats of Wonka. This latest film from the team behind Paddington should be the big film for Christmas (sorry Aquaman), and stars Timothe Chalamet as the titular chocolatier. But, the big que

In a bumper episode, Robs Daniel & Wallis deliver their verdict on the ill-fated MCU film, The Marvels, and the big movie of the moment, Ridley Scott's Napoelon. Rob Daniel also bemoans the box office performance of Five Nights at Freddy's, a

In a bumper episode, Robs Daniel & Wallis talk Five Nights at Freddy's, their top 5 films at this year's London Film Festival, and why cinema audiences nowadays generally suck.If you like what you hear, why not leave a star rating or feedback

In ep 191 Robs Daniel & Wallis give an overview of some of the films they've been watching at this year's BFI London Film Festival, including Saltburn, May December, David Fincher's The Killer and Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flowe