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This week on No Bad Seats , we jump into Supergirl and unpack why it landed as a pretty middle-of-the-road comic book movie overall… but with one massive exception: Milly Alcock absolutely owns the role. We talk about why she feels like a genuine standout, what worked, what didn’t, and whether this version of Supergirl has us excited for what’s next. Then we shift gears into something we didn’t ex...

This week on No Bad Seats, we're diving into Steven Spielberg's latest sci-fi spectacle, Disclosure Day . We discuss why Spielberg remains one of cinema's most important filmmakers, how his sense of wonder continues to influence modern blockbusters, and whether Disclosure Day captures the same magic that made films like E.T. and Close Encounters of the Third Kind timeless classics. We...

A film that started in the depths of YouTube horror has somehow become one of the most fascinating big screen releases of the year. This week, we dive into Backrooms and why its unsettling atmosphere, practical restraint, and internet-born creativity worked so well for us on the big screen. We break down what the film gets right, why the tension feels so different to modern studio horror, and how...

This week on No Bad Seats , we head back to a galaxy far, far away with Star Wars: The Mandalorian & Grogu — and honestly, we had an absolute blast with it. We talk about how the film leans hard into the adventurous, crowd-pleasing energy of classic 80s blockbusters, feeling more like an old-school cinematic event than a modern franchise machine. From the practical creature work and pulpy acti...

This week on No Bad Seats, we dive into Obsession — a horror film that completely blindsided us in the best possible way. Going in with little expectation, we came out talking about it as one of our favourite horror experiences in a long time. It’s proof that you don’t need a massive budget or endless CGI to make something genuinely unsettling — just a strong story, practical effects, and filmmake...

This week on No Bad Seats , we’re talking about Mortal Kombat II and honestly… what a ridiculous, glorious time. This movie is completely insane in the best possible way — bigger fights, dumber jokes, more chaos, and somehow all of it works perfectly. Karl Urban fits into this world so naturally it feels like he was born to be in a Mortal Kombat movie, while Josh Lawson once again proves he’s one...

The Mushroom Kingdom is back… and yeah, we had an absolute blast with this one. 🍄 This week on No Bad Seats , we’re diving into The Super Mario Galaxy Movie — and it might be one of the most fun cinema experiences we’ve had in a while. We took the kids along for this one, and honestly? That just made it hit even harder. Big laughs, huge visuals, and that perfect mix of nostalgia and chaos that so...

This week on No Bad Seats , we dive into The Drama — and from the very first trailer, we were completely sold. We talk about just how satisfying that initial reveal was, setting the tone perfectly and giving us a real sense of what we were in for. From there, it absolutely delivers — with standout performances from Robert Pattinson and Zendaya that feel raw, real, and completely locked in. We also...

This week on No Bad Seats , we dive into They Will Kill You — a film that completely caught us off guard in the best way. From its tension to its tone, we break down why this is exactly the kind of movie that reminds us why we love going to the cinema. We also get into some massive trailer drops, including our thoughts on the latest look at Moana and whether it captures that same magic, plus the f...

This week on No Bad Seats , we dive into Project Hail Mary and why it might just be one of the most exciting sci-fi films ever. We also take a moment to appreciate the undeniable charm of Ryan Gosling—is there anything he can’t do? From there, things get a little chaotic with a sci-fi themed “This or That” that forces us to make some tough calls across the genre. Plus, we break down the latest loo...

This week on No Bad Seats we dive into Cold Storage , a film we both landed on as the perfect kind of chaotic, crowd-pleasing night at the movies. We chat about whether Liam Neeson’s comedic side gets enough room to shine, and if Joe Keery proves he can carry a film as the lead — with plenty of mutant fungus, wild set pieces, and big-screen energy along the way. We also catch up on the week’s movi...

This week on No Bad Seats , we dive into How To Make A Killing , the darkly funny crime caper that proves sometimes the easiest way to get rich is also the dumbest. We break down what makes the film tick, where its humour lands, and whether its chaotic criminal plan actually delivers the goods. We also run through some of the week’s movie news, Sam reacts to Scream 7. Plus, the potential shake-up...

This week on No Bad Seats , we head to Fackham Hall and unpack all the twists, turns and “did that really just happen?” moments that had us talking. We also dive into the latest movie news making headlines this week — what’s heating up, what’s cooling off, and what has us cautiously optimistic. Then it’s time for a chaotic round of This or That as we battle it out over the best comedies of the 200...

This week on No Bad Seats we dive into Crime 101 , the slick new heist thriller that’s already drawing comparisons to the great modern crime dramas. We unpack what makes it tick, whether the star power delivers, and if it lives up to the growing hype. Plus, we run through the latest movie news — including early chatter around The Mummy reboot — and break down the biggest trailers to drop during th...

This week on No Bad Seats , we watched (and genuinely loved) Is This Thing On? , digging into why it works so well and why it might be flying under the radar. We also chat about the enduring legacy of Highlander , break down Brandon Sanderson’s massive deal with Apple+, and speculate on what a sequel to F1 could look like after its high-octane success. A wide-ranging episode covering surprise favo...

This week on No Bad Seats, we dive into Marty Supreme, Josh Safdie’s slick, chaotic portrait of ambition, image-making, and American obsession. We break down Timothée Chalamet’s performance at the centre of the film, the real-world inspirations behind Marty’s rise, it’s a film about fame, self-mythologising, and the cost of wanting to be seen. A spoiler-light discussion about ego, performance, and...

Nia DaCosta steps into the infected world with 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple , and this week we’re unpacking what this long-awaited sequel brings to the franchise. We talk about the film’s shift in tone, the unsettling new mythology surrounding The Bone Temple, and how themes of faith, survival, and power reshape the Rage Virus world decades later. DaCosta’s approach leans into atmosphere and id...

Season 2 kicks off with a bonus episode as we look back at the year that was. We count down our Top 12 films of 2025 , revisiting the movies that stuck with us, surprised us, and sparked the most conversation — from big releases to the ones that quietly hit hardest. We also touch on the Stranger Things "Conformity Gate" , unpacking how online discourse, fandom expectations, and cultural...

In this episode of No Bad Seats , we look ahead to 2026 and break down the films we’re most excited to see hit the big screen. From major studio blockbusters to potential surprise standouts, we talk about which projects have our attention, why certain releases feel like must-sees, and what trends are shaping the year ahead in cinema. If you love speculating about what’s coming next — and which mov...

This week on No Bad Seats , we dive deep into Avatar: Fire & Ash , unpacking what the next chapter means for Pandora, the franchise’s future, and whether James Cameron can keep raising the bar. We also break down a massive week of trailers, including Disclosure Day , Supergirl , Street Fighter , and Avengers: Doomsday — what worked, what surprised us, and which films suddenly jumped way up our...

In this episode we dive into Ella McCay , James L. Brooks’ return to heartfelt, character-driven storytelling, and why the film’s blend of politics, family, and ideology works so well. We break down the standout performances and the classic Brooks warmth that shines through the entire cast. We also unpack the massive Warner Bros.–Netflix deal, exploring what it means for cinemas, for streamers, an...

This week on No Bad Seats , we dive deep into Eternity and unpack why Elizabeth Olsen and Miles Teller absolutely floored us. We break down their performances, the film’s emotional weight, and why this one has stuck with us long after the credits rolled. Plus, a look at where Eternity sits among this year’s standout releases and why it deserves to be seen on the biggest screen possible. Find the s...

In Episode 17, we dive into Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery and unpack whether Benoit Blanc’s latest case keeps the franchise sharp or starts to lose its shine. We also get into the wild news of Donald Trump reportedly being involved in bringing Rush Hour 4 back from the dead, chat about Glen Powell’s next big swing in How To Make A Killing, and break down our thoughts on the stylish new tr...

This week we dive deep into Wicked For Good and why it’s shaping up to be one of the standout musical adaptations on the horizon. We chat about Netflix's Jay Kelly, break down the new live-action Moana trailer, and speculate on what a new buyer for Warner Bros. could mean for the industry. Plus, our usual chaotic Letterboxd energy and a few spicy takes along the way. Find the show at Youtube - htt...

This week, we dive headfirst into The Running Man — could this be our most anticipated movie of the year? We unpack what makes Edgar Wright one of the most exciting directors working today, compare our Letterboxd Top 4s (with some questionable picks), and react to the brand-new trailers for The Devil Wears Prada 2 and Super Mario Galaxy. Find the show at Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?...