Monthly Movie Show

It’s the May Monthly Movie Show. After a month in lockdown the trio are back to discuss what they have been watching. Lockdown viewing has included The Conversation, although not in full! Dirty Rotten Scoundrels , Club for a fiver and The Quake. Anticipation Is building for the return of the big screen and this month the focus is on Summer and what she is looking forward to seeing when the cinemas reopen.  Whether it is in pyjamas or a suit, in a shed or in a room with a view Tom, Summer and Joe will be back with you next month to discuss their cinema highlights. 

It's the April Monthly Movie Show. Tom, Summer and Joe are back but this time from a distance, Tom has set up a home recording studio from his bed, Summer from the countryside and Joe in his shed. Covering their cinema highlights from the last month, they discuss Onward, Dark Waters and Birds of Prey. As cinemas are sadly not open at the moment, the usual format had changed. This month Joe, Summer and Tom are going to be catching up about must see films to watch whilst you're spending a bit more time at home. Joe caught up with 'The Quiet Place', Summer is dying to catch up with Cats and Tom is looking forward to seeing the Goldfinch. Absence has made the heart grow fonder for Tom, Summer and Joe and they are looking forward to coming together very soon to talk about what is coming out at the cinema, hopefully very soon. 

Join cinemaniacs Tom, Summer and Joe on this month's Monthly Movie Show PLUS an exclusive interview with Kristin Scott Thomas and Sharon Horgan on their recent roles in Military Wives, coming to cinemas 6th March. Looking back to February, Summer "can't stop thinking about Parasite", Joe loved David Copperfield but mixed reviews for Emma, from Tom. Join the trio to hear what's to look forward to in March where we see the arrival of the next Pixar film, Onward, and Military Wives. Towards the end of the month A Quiet Place returns to our screens with part 2, and Mulan is out on March 27th in time for the Easter holidays. Check out the other films mentioned, here: Brassed Off                                                                                     Dark Waters                                                                 The Full Monty                                                                                Misbehaviour                                                                                    Peter Rabbit 2                                                                   The Silence Spiral: From The Book Of Saw:                                                    SunshineUnderwater                                                                                    Available on iTunes/Applepodcast and Spotify. If you have time leave us a review.

EXCITING NEWS! We’re now proud partners of On Screen Magazine.... oh and we may have Helen Mirren on this podcast... Join Cinemaniacs Tom, Summer and Joe on this months packed Monthly Movie Show, to hear what you should be seeing at the cinema in the month of February as well as an EXCLUSIVE interview with Dame Helen Mirren herself. Reflecting on what their favourite films were last month at the cinema including, 1917, Uncut Gems and The Gentleman as well as all the films coming up for the next month. Talking Parasite, Birds Of Prey And The Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn, Emma, Invisible Man, and more about the upcoming release of Anne Frank: Parallel Stories. Available on iTunes/Apple Podcast and Spotify. book tickets to see Anne Frank: Parallel Stories: http://bit.ly/buzzsprout-mmm

Welcome to the Monthly Movie Show! Tom, Summer and Joe are back for the slightly longer, slightly meatier Monthly Movie Show, just in time for Christmas. We are bringing you this episode a little bit earlier, a bit like pay day, so you guys can take a listen, maybe with your friends and family, over the Christmas period, to inspire your next cinema visit. Join the 'Cinemaniacs' here to make sure you're not missing out on what to see in the cinema over the Christmas period and in the month of January! 

 Our brand new ‘Monthly Movie Show’ with resident “Cinemaniacs” Tom, Joe and Summer is now out. This month the Cinemaniacs discuss Cats, Little Women, The Rise of Skywalker, and Jumanji – Welcome to the Jungle. All four films are perfect for a festive family outing. Tom, Joe, and Summer discuss what they are excited to see, and what impressed them at the movies last month. Listen here and don’t forget to share ..

This month, Tom is joined by My Cineplace founder, Joe Evea and Summer Baxter from DCM to discuss November's big top four films. The festive season starts early with the release of Last Christmas on November 15th, alongside Le Mans 66, otherwise known as Ford Versus Ferrari. November 22nd sees the return of Anna and Elsa in Frozen II, and we finish the month with Knives Out released on the 27th featuring an all-star cast.Follow Tom for more My Cineplace podcast on Twitter @TomLinay.Launch a podcast of your own! Follow the link below so that Buzzsprout can send you a $20 Amazon voucher, sent once you sign up for a paid plan here at Buzzsprouthttps://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=262043

Hello and welcome to October's My Cineplace podcast. This month Tom Linay is joined by film and television critic Amon Warmann, whose work can be found at outlets such as Empire Magazine and Talk Sport. This month Tom and Amon take a look at the upcoming film calendar for October whilst discussing what films have impressed them in the last month. Both film buffs have highlighted Hustlers as one of the most pleasant surprises of 2019 thanks to JLO's compelling and powerful performance.  The pair take a look at the key releases for October including Judy, Joker, Gemini Man and Terminator: Dark Fate..... listen here now to catch up and find out what you should be seeing at the cinema this month! Follow Tom for more My Cineplace podcast and blog updates on Twitter @TomLinay.Here more from Amon on @awarmann.  

On this one-off special edition, Tom Linay focuses on the upcoming film release, The Game Changers. Coming to cinemas for one night only on the 16th of September, The Game Changers follows former UFC fighter James Wilks, who investigates the benefits of a plant based diet on elite sports performance. This important and timely story which is directed by Louis Psihoyos, documents the explosive rise of plant-based eating in professional sports, mixing real-time, ground-breaking science with cinematic stories of struggle and triumph.On this episode Tom was lucky enough to speak with James all the way from LA, on the upcoming release of the film.  Delving into the details of what inspired him to create this feature film, his journey in combatting myths and misconceptions, as well as his experience working with leading health experts and world-class athletes. Listen here today, and if you like the sound of it book your tickets at www.fathomgamechangers.com

And we've reached episode 5 of the My Cineplace podcast! This month, Tom is joined by film journalist Chris Rogers, who together share the films that they're most excited about seeing in the cinema next month. Looking forward to IT Chapter 2? Or maybe you've been waiting for the long promised release of Ad Astra.We'll hear all about them, Downton Abbey, The Goldfinch and The Game Changers in this months My Cineplace podcast. 

The fourth episode to the My Cineplace podcast is up. Tom Linay catches up with Summer to discuss the most anticipated film releases for August. Summer confesses to her Disney obsession whilst Tom divulges on his unenjoyable but memorable experience in this cinema whilst watching a recent horror release. Listen here to the My Cineplace podcast! 

The third episode to the My Cineplace podcast is up; talking Aladdin, Booksmart, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Midsommar, Pavarotti and The Lion King, get yourself up-to-date here. 

After the busiest May for cinema admissions for 50 years, June has a lot to live up to but once again there’s a rich and varied film slate to suit all tastes. The first weekend of the month sees the release of the latest X-Men film in Dark Phoenix, but we’re more interested in Emma Thompson getting her teeth into a meaty comedy role in Late Night. Thompson plays a late-night US talk show host who suspects she may soon lose her long-running show, so hires a new writer, played by Mindy Kaling, to turn around her fortunes. It recently played at Sundance London to rave reviews and we can find out what the fuss is about on 7 June.The following weekend sees the release of a documentary about arguably the greatest footballer of all time, Diego Maradona. Following his Oscar-winning Amy, Asif Kapadia has constructed this film from over 500 hours of never-before-seen footage of one of the 20th century’s most compelling sportsman, including his time at Napoli in the 80s and his legendary performance at the 1986 Mexico world cup. For fans of football and cocaine usage amongst elite sportsman, this is unmissable.For the family audience it doesn’t get bigger than Toy Story 4, which is handy because it’s in cinemas on 21 June. Toy Story so far is the greatest trilogy in cinema history. The Three Colours and Godfather trilogy wish they had the consistency of Toy Story. So you could ask why are Pixar potentially jeopardising its legacy and expanding it to four films? The answer is hopefully because they have yet another classic on their hands. In this new story, a new toy called Forky joins Woody and the gang but goes missing while they’re on a road trip and the gang have to look for him before Bonnie finds out. All our favourite characters are back and they’re joined by future favourites voiced by Keegan-Michael Key, Jordan Peele and Keanu Reeves. It’s should be the biggest animation of 2019 and one of the biggest of all-time. Prepare to ugly cry in cinemas all over again.Finally, Yesterday has a British pedigree of the highest order. Danny Boyle directs a script by Richard Curtis. It doesn’t get much bigger than that in the UK film industry. Eastenders’ Himesh Patel plays a struggling musician who realises he's the only person on Earth who can remember The Beatles after waking up in an alternate timeline where they never existed. It’s high concept, it’s funny and it features the music of the biggest band of all-time. The always charming Lily James co-stars, along with Kate McKinnon and Ed Sheeran.  Surely it’s box office gold? It’s already premiered to four star reviews from The Guardian, The Telegraph and Empire magazine and we can find out for ourselves on 28 June.Every two years, cinema has to contend with a major football tournament but as this is an odd-numbered year, it has a clear run. Expect these four films to make hay while the sun shines.

As the box office recovers in the wake of the record-breaking Avengers: Endgame, the films on offer in May offer a range of exciting alternatives to the Marvel behemoth. On 10 May a legendary music performance makes its long-awaited appearance in UK cinemas in Amazing Grace. Continuing the music theme, but from a very different background is the Scottish rave drama, Beats, out on 17 May.Out the same day is John Wick Chapter 3 – Parabellum. Keanu Reeves is now firmly cemented as one of the best action stars of all-time and his re-birth as John Wick has been one of the most purely enjoyable cinematic turns of the last few years.The final week of the month is half-term week, so the big blockbuster films return. And how. Last year Bohemian Rhapsody was a genuine sensation, grossing over £50m in the UK and giving any legacy artists hoping to make a bit of extra cash the idea to turn their life story into a feature film. Next up is Taron Egerton as Elton John in Rocketman. Thankfully this one looks more interesting than Bohemian Rhapsody, with surreal fantasy sequences, dance numbers and not shying away from Elton’s former drug use. Egerton looks well cast and it should be massive.Finally, Booksmart is being hailed as the greatest teen-comedy for years. Over the last decade Olivia Wilde has proved herself a terrific actor and for her directorial debut, it looks like she could be even better behind the camera. It’s out on 27 May and we can’t wait.