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Guys I'm not apologising here or anything but this week is jam-packed with 4 reviews and a bunch of hot fresh news nuggets to boot. So prepare for a podcast overload of film related stuff. We cover the big releases of the week in Disney's 'Aladdin' and the Elton John inspired 'Rocketman' as well as discussing a couple of lower key releases 'The Man Who Killed Hit...

We're back to a double film week this time on the podcast, our reviews for both 'John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum' and 'Thunder Road' are coming up today alongside our usual news round up where we discuss casting for 'The Batman' and 'Game of Thrones' petitions.  Find us wherever you get your podcasts and tweet us @dinosaurman15 to get ahead of the new...

It's just the one review this week, but don't think that means it's a short one. Andy bangs on about Pokemon as much as you'd expect while Alex just sits and listens patiently. Lots of jokes and lots of exclusive instagram content. Fill your boots!

With a couple of films far less Marvel-y than the current behemoth occupying the top spot of the box office (by some distance).  Natalie Portman plays a pop star born out of tragedy in Brady Corbet's 'Vox Lux', a film that takes aim at the media and it's obsession with knocking down figures that they themselves have set up. This tangentially relates to the focus of 'Extrem...

Welcome to this lengthy and spoiler filled discussion of Avengers: Endgame in which we discuss all aspects of the film. If you have yet to see it, skip this episode until you do as we leave no stone unturned and all spoilers well and truly spoiled. Alex and Andy are joined by Marc and Anthony to form their own team of Avengers on this mammoth episode.

We return to provide you with reviews of two hot and fresh box office smash hits as well as your weekly helping of entertainment news to get you through the week. First of all we talk about James Bond 25, X Men in space and The Defenders before going on to discuss our big review of the most hotly anticipated film event of the year, 'Avengers: Endgame'. We go spoiler free today so you can...

We're back with the conclusion of our MCU recap in anticipation of the impending release of Avengers: Endgame. This episode takes us right up to the events of the most recent entry 'Captain Marvel', time will tell how important a role Carol Danvers will play in the events of this era-ending film but we'll be back to discuss that in full next week. 

With the biggest event in comic book movie history just around the corner we thought that our beloved listeners may benefit from a recap on the events in the MCU up until this point. Unfortunately Andy left it up to Alex to remember the key moments and this may have been an unwise choice. We cover the films from Iron Man until Avengers: Age of Ultron with Part 2 coming this time next week.

Alex and Andy return with a review of the most hotly anticipated comic book film of the year, Hellboy! The David Harbour starring reboot has just hit the cinemas and (Hell) Boy oh boy is it a film. Also discussed is all the news from Star Wars Celebration including the trailer for 'Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker'

Alex and Andy return for a midweek treat with a rare spoiler special episode on the new DC movie 'Shazam!' starring Zachary Levi. As usual with these episodes this is spoiler filled so if you are planning on seeing the film come back to this episode afterwards and enjoy the debate. 

Hey guys and welcome to a spooky week here at Dinosaur Man HQ. We've seen Pet Sematary and now we're spooky cats so that's fun, in addition to this Alex caught up with Netflix film 'Unicorn Store'. We also discuss the trailers for 'Joker' and 'My Spy' as well as assorted other nonsense.

After a fallow week of no podcasting from us we return with a bunch of reviews for you all. It's a big week for new releases including Jordan Peele's 'Us', new DC superhero film 'Shazam!' and Maggie Gyllenhaal starring 'The Kindergarten Teacher'. 

In what we hoped would be a tight episode we discuss 'Serenity' and 'Love, Death & Robots', both available for your viewing pleasure at home if you have Sky Cinema or Netflix. The real question of course is whether either of them are worth your time. Thankfully you have us on hand to let you know.

Happy pod day to all you loyal listeners out there, I hope Santa got you what you asked for. Alex and Andy return this week with two films to review and a whole bunch of nonsense news. Our reviews this week are Marvel's latest box office juggernaught 'Captain Marvel' and 'Fighting With My Family'. Two very different narratives but both with no end of charm and strength and...

In a wicked twist of fate this week Alex has been struck down by illness. But more fool you if you think that will stop him from podcasting his opinion about 'Roma' before Andy waxes lyrical about 'The Umbrella Academy'.  We'll be back at full strength next week don't worry guys. 

It's that time of year again where awards season comes to a head and we celebrate by staying up too late and watching the Oscars live and report back to you once you've already found out the results. It's one of the many helpful services we offer as part of this podcast. So sit back, relax and enjoy the torture. 

It's the last week before the Oscars so it's about time we talked about Barry Jenkins' 'If Beale Street Could Talk'. It's also a week in which we discuss 'Umbrella Academy' and 'Titans', both of which are available on Netflix in the UK now. 

This week sees the arrival of two big budget studio films alongside the usual raft of movie and gaming news.  First up is 'Alita: Battle Angel', Robert Rodriguez's adaptation of the celebrated manga, 20 years in the making but was it worth the wait? We also review 'The Lego Movie 2: The Second Part', follow up to 2015's smash hit animated success but does it recapture...

In a sparsely populated week of new releases we discuss two which aren't in the running for awards or further recognition. First up is thriller 'Escape Room', a Saw inspired bucket of nonsense which follows every trope imaginable, Andy then talks about 'Polar', Netflix's graphic novel adaptation starring Mads Mikkelsen. We get into the various Super Bowl trailers too...

Back once again for the renegade master (Or just a couple of chumps with a podcast). Guys it's a factual episode this week with two documentaries and an adaptation of real life memoirs by a father and son. We're basically your only source of news now and don't you forget it, we're the CNN of podcasts (other than the actual CNN podcast).  'Beautiful Boy', 'Fyre&ap...

In yet another bumper episode we bring reviews of 'Glass', 'Can You Ever Forgive Me?' and 'Stan & Ollie' as well as the big news of trailers for Shazam! and Spider-Man: Far From Home. Lots to go through but it's worth the ride and when have we ever steered you wrong before? 

Finally and in such timely fashion (1/24th of the way through this year), we here at Dinosaur Man HQ are delighted to bring you the official awards for films of 2018. In what has become a long and heated tradition we battle it out with our guest Paul Hudson to nominate and win in the 5 big categories.  Listen in to find out which films are on the receiving end of some high praise this year! 

2019 is at full speed already as we bring you three big reviews this week. Awards frontrunner 'The Favourite', Keira Knightley's Oscar push 'Colette' and long awaited sequel 'Mary Poppins Returns' are the films in question.  And as if that wasn't enough we have Gambit news!

Yes folks it's that time of year again, we're looking ahead to the films we're most excited for in 2019!  Such a huge task can't be undertaken alone so Paul joins us for some insight into his cinematic year. What are you most looking forward to? Let us know @dinosaurman15

It's new me- new you here at Dinosaur Man HQ aswe bring you our first podcast of the post-2018 era. We have boiling hot reviews of Dick Cheney biopic 'Vice', Conan Doyle slapabout comedy 'Holmes & Watson' and Netflix's new hit 'Birdbox' as well as recaps on some we missed in 2018!