After last weeks scheduling..um..”issues” Mc & Yap are back on track2 reviewing “Where in the World is Osama Bin Laden” and “Fido” (NOT about a dog)

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The guys revert to doing one review each as Iain and Gavin discuss Morgan Spurlock’s “Where is the World is Osama Bin Laden” (spoiler…he doesn’t find him oh and the titanic hits the iceberg by the way) and Billy Connoly’s Zombie turn as “Fido”

Not the movie (although we should review it ).

More As in we had some.

Also known as technical difficulties.

Seems to have been a bit of a theme for this weeks podcast really. Still we got them sorted out and now Mc and Yap proudly present podcast number 11, wherein Gavin review’s “Eagle Eye” and we review a bunch of trailers.

I review absolutely nothin!

Available here as always.

Gavin has a look in Kiefer Sutherland’s “Mirrors” and listens to the distant sound of “Tropic Thunder” while Iain..um ..exclaims “Mamma Mia” oh…er…. “Son of Rambow” why dontcha come home!!??

Bit late this week but check out the sound quality!

This week Mc and Yap finally get to review “Tropic Thunder”
“Mamma Mia”
“Mirrors” along with a little movie called “Son of Rambow” (the ‘w’s not a typo!)

They also discuss this weeks big “Star Trek” news and grieve for Conan.

Why? You’ll have to get the podcast here to find out.

Here’s this week’s cast wherein Gavin reviews the new Coen Brothers movie “Burn after Reading” and the two boys ramble on vaguely about Trey Parker and Matt Stone’s “BASEketball” and 80’s flick “Batteries not Included”.

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At last Iain and Gavin we manage to get back around to actually review something that’s on at the cinema!

Mc and Yap run through a relatively quiet week’s news and discuss new release “Burn after reading” in detail along with half assed recollections of “BASEketball” and “Batteries Not Included”

Mc and Yap run through a relatively quiet week’s news and discuss new release “Burn after reading” in detail along with half assed recollections of “BASEketball” and “Batteries Not Included”

We now return you to our regular scheduled broadcast as I’m back from my trip and ready for ‘casting.

This week I’ll review the fantastical “The Fall” along with crime thriller/comedy “In Bruges” while Gavin shares one of his guilty pleasures in the form of “Hudson Hawk” and tells us all why “Before Sunrise” is a hidden gem.

MP3 available for download as usual
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