3 Beers And A Movie

We say goodbye to some actors who are important to at least one us in various ways, before we move onto discussing the latest Academy Awards. We do get onto new movies with the biggest animated movie box office of all time landing on Disney+ 'Zootropolis 2', a retelling of a legendary character in 'The Bride', we then travel to a world in chaos in Amazon Prime offering 'World Breaker' and we finish with a most unusual of biopics in 'The Testament Of Anne Lee'

We start this week with Netflixs second flick called 'War Machine', this one starring Alan Richson, the return of a beloved movie franchise with 'Scream 7', we then go to Prime Video to discuss a new take on a horror legend 'Dracula: A Love Tale', the cinema then calls to us with thriller 'Crime 101' and we finish with deeply moving 'Sketch' on Sky Cinema.

It is a busy pod this week as we delve into Oscar heavyweight 'Sentimental Value', better than expected high school horror 'Whistle', a return of puppets and old school vibes in 'The Legend Of Ochi' on Netflix, Disney+ offering the emotional 'In The Blink Of An Eye' and we finish with Amazon Prime pirate movie 'The Bluff'

It is the busiest of weeks in the land of 3 Beers And A Movie as we watch a lot of stuff.We start with an adaptation of a pod fav book, horror/comedy 'Cold Storage'. Then we are onto streaming services with thriller 'Neighbourhood Watch' on Sky Cinema, it's back to the cinema for Oscar nominated flick due to a powerhouse performance from pod favourite 'If I Had Legs I'd Kick You'. We continuing with some streaming with Paramount+ survival/sci fi 'The Occupant' and Sky Cinema time travel flick 'One More Shot' and then we finish with a cinema trip 'It Was Just An Accident'

A busy week in the world of 3 Beers And A Movie, we start with having to pay respects to another fallen legend with the sad passing of the great Robert Duvall. We talk about 'The Astronaut' on Sky Cinema, our first dabble in Dylan O'Brien with dark twisted thriller/comedy 'Twinless', one of us then talks about all things 'The Gentlemen' starring Ron Perlman, we go to the cinema to access our inner child with 'The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie', we capture some indie spirit with 'Bunny' available on Netflix and we finish with the return of our fav Sam Raimi with 'Send Help'

A sad start to the episode as we bid farewell to a teen icon that was formative in our growing upThen its onto all the movies we have seen, starting with Netflix offering 'Anniversary' which paints a future that doesn't seem to far off, the return of an iconic video game 'Return To Silent Hill', dabble into the world of stand up and failing marriages with early awards contender 'Is This Thing On?', Disney+ offering from Hollywood icon James L Brooks with 'Ella McCay' and we finish with Sky Cinema/NowTV sci-fi offering 'Xeno'