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It's a triple header this week with reviews of Alejandro Landes' film 'Monos', Mark Twain influenced adventure tale 'The Peanut Butter Falcon' and mystery horror film 'Wounds' which is available to stream now.  And on top of all this we have your usual dose of Blevins news and chat about Star Wars trailers and Joker discourse. 

In an episode packed with a bumper amount of news you'll wonder how we had time for reviews, and so do we.  We talk about comedy sequel 'Zombieland: Double Tap', Will Smith action movie 'Gemini Man' & 'American Woman' featuring a terrific performance from Sienna Miller. On top of all this we talk Blevins, Bombshell & Batman.

Welcome to this special Shocktober episode of the Dinosaur Man Podcast! This time we're joined by by Paul to pitch our very own horror films based on internet memes. Are we cool yet? 

The boys are back with just one new release this week, Chris Morris' 'The Day Shall Come'. But in addition to this we unveil a new segment as well as bringing you news of the trailers for 'Dolittle', 'Jungle Cruise' & 'The Turning'.

We're joined by frequent guest Anthony to discuss the recent release of 'Joker' in full. We talk about where this film leaves the landscape of comic book movies, whether the talk of it being a masterpiece is justified and whether it delivers as an overall film.

This week we're joined by special guest Paul to review one of the most hotly anticipated and widely talked about films of the year, Todd Phillips' 'Joker'. Starring Joaquin Phoenix in the title role, is it everything it's been built up to be or does it fall short of expectations? Alex also talks about Shola Amoo's semi-autobiographical tale of a boy brought up in fost...

We're a day late but don't worry about it, we're still as informed as ever. This week we're particularly informed about Lulu Wang's family drama 'The Farewell' and comedy horror 'Ready Or Not' starring Samara Weaving.  We discuss Spider-Man rejoining the MCU and Jurassic Park stars returning to the lost world.

After a week in Hogwarts School defending the world of magic the boys are back to their usual tricks. Andy and Alex both review James Gray's 'Ad Astra' before Andy delves into the world of 'Rambo: Last Blood'. 

Well well well, look who finally pulled their wands out and produced this patronus of a podcast a mere 10 months later than originally intended?  Alex and Andy return with their take of the sixth year of Harry Potter's story at Hogwarts, they continue the trend of causing chaos at every turn and ruining fairly important character arcs with boneheaded ignorance. Just 2 more of these episodes t...

Just the one review this week for 'IT Chapter Two', the conclusion of the losers club's battle against Pennywise and his evil forces. It's a long old film so we didn't have space for any other reviews this week as a result. 

We've got a brace of films for you this week which might be as far apart from each other as it's possible to get.  Andy reviews the third instalment in the Mike Banning action series 'Angel Has Fallen', but is it the best yet? Alex talks about Pedro Almodóvar's new film 'Pain And Glory', a portrait of a filmmaker wracked with damage coming to terms with the event...

Running Order News (04m 30s) Spider-Man Discussion (43m 30s) Reviews (65m 36s) Okay guys so this week is even more of a bumper week that usual. We have three film reviews alongside a whole heap of trailer news and D23 info.  In addition to all this, Alex gets into the news that Spider-Man is now out of the MCU after Sony and Disney were unable to agree terms on a new co financing deal. This sectio...

Alex and Andy are here like two ageing movie stars to talk about the latest in the world of movie news & reviews. This week in addition to the usual chat about Disney+ and Harry Styles, they also bring you book recommendations. Our review this week is of 'Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood', the ninth film from Quentin Tarantino. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie...

In a week where two popular characters get their own spin off franchise thank goodness for this podcast where we never change the cast. Andy has seen the Fast & Furious property 'Hobbs & Shaw', Alex has not. Is it the feel good action romp of the summer or will it not hit in the same way the main franchise does?

This week Andy is swanniing off on his jollies yet again so just the one review. Full service to be resumed next week when he gets back all tanned and relaxed. Our review today is of the alligator thriller 'Crawl' starring Kaya Scodelario and directed by Alexandre Aja.

In a fallow week for movie reviews, Andy has done the legwork this week to bring you his thoughts on the Amazon adaptation of the Garth Ennis comic series 'The Boys'. Is it true to its source material or is it a case of a misfire? We also discuss Fortnite millionaires, Zombieland 2 and Venom 2's search for a director.

Andy is ill once again so the podcast is late but not cancelled, we bring you a review of Disney's photo-real remake of 'The Lion King' alongside a bunch of news from comic con.  We talk all of the MCU news as well as the return of 'Top Gun', 'It: Chapter 2' & 'Cats'.

In a mixed bag of reviews this week we tackle Jim Jarmusch's 'The Dead Don't Die', the 20th anniversary 4K restoration of 'The Matrix' and Netflix's returning flagship series 'Stranger Things 3'. But is it a classic case of something old, something new, something TV and something blue? You can find out by checking out this slammer of an episode and rati...

Alex and Andy are joined once again by Paul to discuss the latest addition to the MCU 'Spider-Man: Far From Home'. We delve into new and returning characters, praise Jon Watts' direction, the central performances and the way the plot unfolds. We go full spoiler territory here so let this serve as your fair warning.

Welcome back to everyone's 13th favourite movie reviews podcast where this week we swing into town with talk about the trailers for Jumanji: The Next Level and Mulan whilst also maybe shedding light on the possibility of The Flash actually being made. Our reviews this week are of the latest MCU film 'Spider-Man: Far From Home', which sees Tom Holland and his chums take a European va...

Coming to you live from the Podcast Stage at Glastonbury with a host of special guests, we bring you reviews of both 'Yesterday' and 'Child's Play'. Is Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis' collaboration the feel good film of the summer as advertised? Is the reboot of a much maligned horror series even relevant anymore?

We return after a fallow week for News & Reviews with a couple of big name properties to talk about as well as some steaming hot news news dumplings to shovel into your ears.  First off we chat about the forthcoming re-release of 'Avengers: Endgame' and then move to our reviews of returning franchises in 'Toy Story 4' and 'Men in Black International'.

The Dinosaur Man team follow up their 2017 State Of Comic Book Movies podcast with a reappraisal of the genre as a whole in the wake of yet another mammoth year of releases including the MCU's 'Avengers: Endgame'. Have things improved or declined over the last two years? What are the high water marks and the terrible car crashes? Will Warner Bros have a consistent run of form? We&ap...

Back once again with a review of a big summer blockbuster it's us, the Dinosaur Man men. Andy has seen the latest X Men film 'Dark Phoenix', the closing chapter in this iteration of these iconic characters. Is it a worthy send off or not?  Meanwhile Alex has been to London's Design Museum to walk around the fascinating 'Stanley Kubrick: The Exhibition'

It's yet another Andy week for you all (aren't you lucky little duckies?), with reviews of monster box office smash 'Booksmart' and small plucky comedy 'Godzilla: King of the Monsters'. Both are new this week and Andy gives his views on whether they are worth checking out while Alex just sits and listens.