Send us a text We take a look at Todd Phillips' musical follow up to the Joker and a discuss why it is so bad, whether Lady Gaga is a credible actor and whether or not comic book movies can work.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text This week we discuss Michael Bay's greatest film and discuss how he manages to build tension and his legacy as a filmmaker. We also delve into mysteries of Jerry Bruckheimer and the enigmatic Nicolas Cage.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text We talk about the classic 1960s crime thriller in this latest episode. We also get into the meaty topic of is it truly possible to be original in modern cinema?Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text We discuss Trap M Night Shyamalan's latest directorial outing. We also discuss his work more broadly and his legacy as a filmmaker.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text This week we take a look at the 2001 Agatha Christie-esque whodunnit, Gosford Park with its star studded cast.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text We take a look back at James Cameron's sequel to alien in anticipation of the upcoming Alien: Romulus.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text We take a look at the latest Film 4 comedy Wicked Little Letters. We also have a chat about watching films on television and the modern paralysis of choice.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text This time of year seems to come around so quickly. We jump right into this round of Academy Awards. We talk about each film in turn as well as cover some honourable picks.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text We continue are delve into current releases as we discuss the terrible Saltburn and magnificent Napoleon.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text Adam and Callum tackle Martin Scorsese's latest flick as well as a brief discussion of Past Lives in the recap.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text Here it is, 5 months late the Fry your Greens Barbenheimer episode is up and available to all. Join Adam and Callum as they talk through the most hyped cinema event of the decade. We hop into Barbie and Oppenheimer in full. We also have an extended chat about how much responsibility filmmakers of "biopics" have in telling historical …

Send us a text We dive into Wes Anderson's new film Asteroid City. We also have a wider chat about Anderson as a film maker.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text With the recent release of the new season of Black Mirror, we take a look back at the Black Mirror choose your own adventure movie Bandersnatch. We talk about the potential of this method of film making, streaming as well as what makes a film a film. In addition we chat about Batman and Joyland.…

Send us a text In this episode we discuss God's Creatures (2023) by Saela Davis and Anna Rose Holmer. We also touch on our experience at the BFI Southbank. In the recap we briefly discuss Touch of Evil, In the Loop, Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again and Three Identical Strangers.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text It is that time of year and the boys delve into this years academy awards. We chat about all the best picture nominations and take a whistle stop tour through the acting nominations. We finish up with our top 5 films of 2022.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text This week we delve into the world of magic. We watched Derek DelGaudio's In and of Itself (2020 & Directed by Frank Oz) and Christopher Nolan's the Prestige (2006). We talk all things magic and magicians and our response to it as well as how it tricks the audience and blows our mind. We also delve deep into Christopher Nolan's method…

Send us a text This week we are talking murder mystery. We have watched Murder on the Orient Express (1974) and Glass Onion (2022). We talk about the enduring popularity of the genre as well as diving into the discourse around Glass Onion and its catastrophic release. Also join us for our regular film chat as we chat about Avatar: The Shape of Wate…

Send us a text It is Christmas at Fry your Greens and so we are taking a delve into two classic holiday RomComs. The Shop Around the Corner (1940) and Love Actually (2003). Listen to Callum pine over James Stewart and Adam's poor attempt at impersonating Hugh Grant.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text Can a film truly be anti-war? That's a question we try to answer in this episode as we discuss All Quiet on the Western Front (2022) and Stanley Kubrick's classic war film Paths of Glory (1957) We chat about the prevalence of war films claiming to be anti-war and also launch a brand new quiz show - is it an anti-war film or not? (We …

Send us a text In this weeks episode we resist pairing Creature from the Black Lagoon (1954) with the Shape of Water and instead we talk about the brilliant Forbidden Planet (1956). It gives us a chance to talk about 1950s cinema, special effects and early sci-fi. Tune in!Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text We talk about the latest Martin McDonagh picture, Banshees of Inisherin.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this week we travel to East Asia as we watch Cure (1997) and the Wailing (2016). If you enjoy Callum's opinions you will enjoy this episode.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In a podcast first, Adam and Callum finally talk about a film the day of its release (even if our release schedule doesn't suggest that). We are talking about Olivia Wildes new film Don't Worry Darling. We share our thoughts on the film and its performances (we do talk about Harry Styles briefly). This episode also marks a welcome re…

Send us a text This week we are discussing two action films that are giants in the genre - Robocop (1987) and Mad Max: Fury Road (2015). It is a return to a podcast favourite director in Paul Verhoeven and an Adam favourite director in George Miller. We take a dive into what makes both of these films so great and what makes them both so genre defin…

Send us a text In this episode, Adam and Callum have been to watch Brian and Charles so we discuss that and how it fits into british cinema. We also delve into discussion of the Batman and Elvis and some other films.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text Here is part 2 of our discussion of Massive's poll of the 100 greatest British films of the 21st century. In this episode we discuss Calvary, Dead Man's Shoes and Four Lions. Link to the list: https://www.massive-cinema.com/storyboard/best-british-film-21st-century-poll-results Link to part 1: https://fryyourgreens.buzzsprout.com/142…

Send us a text In this episode, Adam and Callum discuss The Daniels quirky blockbuster Everything Everywhere All At Once and get angry at the state of modern cinema in the process.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text The first of a two parter! Callum and Adam have perused Massive's poll of the top 100 British films of the 21st century and chosen their favourites to discuss. First up its Adam, join us as we discuss his three picks: In Bruges, 24 Hour Party People and Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this episode we chat about Robert Eggers' new motion picture, The Northman. We get into our thoughts about the film, things we noticed and we discuss some of the discourse surrounding it.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this episode we take a dive into the brilliant world of Romanian New Wave Cinema. 2002's Filantropica and 2006's 12:08 East of Bucharest. We chat all about these two brilliant films and why we as film watchers shouldn't be deterred by foreign films.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In a special episode of Fry your Greens, we chat with Ryan Andrew Hooper, director of the Toll. We chat about his feature film, his start in the film industry and some of his favourite films. Ryan has some very interesting stories and really helps us dive deep into his film, the industry and the film making process. Definitely not on…

Send us a text It's erotic thrillers week and instead of watching two films that made the genre what it is, we are watching one that broke the genre and one that subverts it. Should be interesting.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text It's an action packed week at Fry your Greens as we take on two giants of the martial arts film genre. Fist of Fury (1972) and the Raid (2011). Join us as we talk about these two films, the genre more widely and why some people find it such good cinema (and why Callum does not).Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text After last week's trip into psychological horror, this week we take a walk into the world of witches - or at least the rather less glamorous world of accusing people of witchcraft. Its 1996's The Crucible and 2017's I am not a Witch.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text We are back to horror this week as we discuss 1968's Rosemary's Baby and 2019's Saint Maud. Join us for our thoughts.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this episode of Fry your Greens we have a chat about the upcoming Academy Awards. Callum and Adam discuss each of the nominated films, offer some opinions, and talk about likely winners in each major category. We finish up with a quick chat about our favourite films of the year.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text We've been to the cinema! In this heavily delayed episode, we talk about to films everyone was talking several months ago. Listen to Callum dote on Dune and Adam dote on Diana Rigg.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this swashbuckling episode of your favourite film podcaaarrrst we take on two pirate movies; 1950's Treasure Island and 2003's Pirates of the Caribbean. We talk about these two films and Mr Green may start moaning about Disney again.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this weeks episode, we dive into the one of the biggest topics in modern movies - the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Tune in to here our takes on what these films are doing to cinema and indeed, society.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this exciting episode of Fry your Greens, the boys take on blockbusters directed by big name directors featuring monsters or in other words, an excuse to talk about Jurassic Park. Stay tuned for two grown men delighting over a dinosaur movie and then arguing about a monster vs robots movie.…

Send us a text We spend an hour talking about the latest Bo Burnham special, Inside. Between the two of us there was love and there was hate. Join us for shocking opinions and some pretty bad attempts at explaining the concept of "American comedy."Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text Join us for a Fry your Green's Special! This week we take on the gargantuan task of creating a draft of what we consider to be the top 10 greatest films of the Pixar catalogue. Between the two of us there are hot takes galore as we get into what makes these films so universally enjoyed. Its a long one so strap in.…

Send us a text In this weeks sci-fi centred episode we look forward to an age of androids and utiopias by looking back at 1928's Metropolis and 2004's I, Robot. Fritz Langs Metropolis marks a special point in our little podcast as it is the oldest film we have and probably ever will look at (conversely I, Robot may be one of the worst films). Join …

Send us a text In an Fry your Greens special, we discuss the exciting experience that is going to the cinema. Join us as we talk the best type of seating, the best pick n mix sweet and whether or not popcorn belongs in the modern cinema.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text This week, we delve into the murky world of satire and devour 1976's Network and 2015's Look Who's Back. Things certainly end up political as we talk about the spectre of Donald Trump, the rise of new media and being mad as hell (and we're not gunna take it anymore).Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this weeks episode we take on two landmark "meet the parents" movies. 1967's Guess Who's Coming to Dinner and 2017's Get Out. We chat racial politics, great acting and the TSA.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text At long last we tackle the biggest giant in cinema and an ode to the man that made it happen. We are of course discussing Citizen Kane (1941) and Mank (2020). We don't so much talk about the themes of the Kane, because so many people have done it before in more eloquent words than us but we do take a look at why it appeals to us as m…

Send us a text This week, at long last, we take a dive into the exciting world of bollywood, it's been a longtime coming for us as we look at Mother India (1957) and Lagaan (2001). For two lovers of cinema the first film is a real treat and for two lovers of test cricket the second isn't bad either. We can assure you this won't be the last time we …

Send us a text In this week's episode we get epic on a truly biblical scale, we are looking at the Ten Commandments (1956) and Exodus: Gods and Kings (2014). We get into the nitty-gritty of casting, the creating of epics and, of course, the Bible.Af FryYourGreens

Send us a text In this episode of Fry your Greens, we take a murky dive into the hellish world of children's films featuring the overly long and genuinely haunting Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968) and the utterly delightful Paddington 2 (2017). As we discuss these films we discuss antisemitism, music hall and then discuss whether or not Paddington 2 …