Admit One Movies
Summary: Simon Oxlade, Mat Purvis and Claire Dukes are film fans, not critics. Armed with an annual cinema pass they spend their own money and then meet up in the pub to review what they have seen. Full of warm, witty banter, and sometimes gloriously profane, these shows are like sitting in a pub with your mates complaining about movies. While they may know what an F-stop is, and what the heck a gaffer does, the team are honest film fans who reflect the opinions of the average cinema goer with their local multiplex at the end of their street. You won't get a score, but you will get an honest assessment of what a handful of average Joes think of the flick and is it worth your money. Each show usually consists of some news, some gossip, if anyone of note has died recently there's a respectful obituary before the three or four reviews are delivered. In between there are insults, jokes, beer and smiles. We're not the best criticism podcast out there, but we're probably the warmest.
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- Artist: Simon Oxlade, Mat Purvis and Claire Dukes
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Podcasts:
The local podcast with most of its listeners in the USA returns, with a working audio file this time (sorry, so sorry) and a load of goodies for your lucky fans. News and gossip, followed by a short obituary section then it is off into the reviews which this month include F1 documentary Williams, 90s actioner Atomic Blonde, action-comedy The Hitman's Bodyguard and fantasy epic The Dark Tower
Mat and Simon discuss Disney's streaming service and the affect on Netflix, the next movie from the creator of The Thick of It, Armando Iannucci. We take a look back at the careers of Martin Landau, Jeanne Moreau and the great Sam Shepherd. Reviews this week are Netflix documentary Icarus, comedy drama The Big Sick and Luc Besson's bonkers space opera Valerian and the City of a thousand planets.
Admit One Movies returns with reviews of Dunkirk and Despicable Me 3, as well as a look at the trailers from Comicon including Blade Runner 2049, Thor Ragnarok, Justice League and Bright. We also look back at the lives of George A Romero and John Heard, sort of review War for the Planet of the Apes and put our support fully behind Jodie Whittaker as Doctor Who.
The one with Baby Driver, Transformers, The Mummy and Spiderman!
The one with Wonder Woman kicking Jack Sparrow's arse
The one with obfuscated legends...
The one where Mat forgets who he is talking to...
The one with irony
The one with the veiled threat
The one with the f**k off big ape
The one run entirely by envelopes
The one with FAKE NEWS!!!
The one with 101 edits
The one with the Blues as the background music
The one with the review of a film we haven't seen...
