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Join the guys as they share their thoughts on 2020 London Film Festival offerings Mangrove, One Night In Miami, Stray, Herself, Mogul Mowgli, Siberia, Relic, Farewell Amor, I Am Samuel, 180 Degree Rule, Shirley, Wolfwalkers, Wildfire and The Intruder

Despite its occasionally baffling script decisions, Le Mans '66 is well made and impressively acted

Join the guys for reviews of new cinema releases Joker and Judy, plus Salo on Blu-ray

Join the guys for reviews of cinema releases The Lion King, Horrible Histories, The Current War and Marianne & Leonard, plus Happy Death Day 2U on Blu-ray

Listen in as the guys review new cinema releases Aladdin, Rocketman, The Secret Life of Pets 2 and Booksmart

Rocketman is a hugely entertaining musical biopic that pushes all the right buttons

Despite the compelling question it seeks to pose, Red Joan lacks the charm to draw the spectator in and have them partake in the main character's dilemma. Character drama and historical commentary that could have made the film richer than its premise ended up bogging it down in what feels like a collage of familiar, underdeveloped plots that never became more than a sum of parts.

Green Book balances hefty themes with refreshing levity, formula with expert restrain in emotion; but its indubitable strong points are the herculean performances by Mortensen and Ali

Mark Cousins' biopic on Orson Welles, conveyed through the latter's art, is a touch dry and self-indulgent - but a solid enough feature at its core.

Regardless of its sobering themes and unavoidable heartbreaking ending, Whitney is still a celebration of the singer’s legacy