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It's time to say goodbye as the First Time Films OGs cast their eyes over the highest-grossing film of all time, Avatar. We hope you enjoy our final episode!
David, Nicky and Kieran talk last year's Netflix Oscar nominee Don't Look Up, before discussing a bunch of Star Wars news: check it out!
Jack is joined by Grace and the returning Iain to chat Spielberg's war epic Saving Private Ryan. They also chat trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder and are contractually obliged to continue David's countdown to Bullet Train.
David and Jack take a look at the tale of Wyatt Earp in the form of 1993's Tombstone! Check it out!
The team are here breaking down Ang Lee's Brokeback Mountain! They also take a look at the trailer for the upcoming A24 flick Men: check it out!
The team look back on Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained before David excitedly proclaims himself a passenger aboard the Bullet Train: check it out!
SHOW ME THE MONEY! Kwaku and AJ are here to chat about the Tom Cruise flick Jerry Maguire! Check it out!
David and Grace are here to chat about A24's 2019 release The Farewell, as well as give some thoughts on the Oscar nominations: check it out!
In the first episode of the year David, Erin and Nicky take a look at the family-film Paddington! Check it out!
In the last show of 2021, Heather and AJ take us back to Hogwarts to chat about Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban! Check it out!
As a special Christmas Eve treat, the OG team is back to chat about Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets. Reunited and it feels so good!
David and Kwaku are joined by our very special guests Kat & Sonny to celebrate 20 years of the Wizarding World on screen as they look back at Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone: check it out!
The team are eventually joined by Kwaku to chat about the School of Rock! Check it out!
Are you Team Edward? Or are you team Jacob? AJ, Heather and Manon answer important questions like this on this week's episode, where they look back at 2008's Twilight!
Grace is joined by Robb Jayne and Sarah Grieve to discuss Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas! They also chat about the confirmation of Dune: Part 2, and some Hocus Pocus casting news!
David is joined by AJ and Kwaku to do the Time Warp again! David also gives his thoughts on Dune and Halloween Kills: check it out!
David ends our Missing B series, taking a look at contemporary examples of bisexual erasure in Bohemian Rhapsody and Call Me By Your Name: check it out!
This episode will focus on the early 2000’s, looking specifically on the release of Ang Lee’s Brokeback Mountain (2005). Particular attention will be made to exploring the reasons as to why the presence of male bisexuality was largely omitted from the discourse surrounding Brokeback Mountain, both from mainstream film critics and contemporary academics, identifying the film as a turning point in the repudiation of the male bisexual from mainstream American films.
Jack, Grace and Erin kick-off spooky season here at First Time Films, as they look back at the 2009 horror-comedy film starring Megan Fox that has become something of a cult-classic: Jennifer's Body. Grace also gives her thought on No Time to Die! Check it out!
Looking at temporary transvestite films like Some Like It Hot and other queer works like The Rocky Horror Picture Show, David Campbell explains how 20th century films misrepresented the male bisexual in the few works they actually appeared. Check it out!
In the first installment of this new series, David Campbell provides an introduction to this study which will track the historic erasure of the male bisexual from American mainstream cinema. He will also spend time in this episode explaining how film academics have helped contribute to this erasure.
Our very own Donna and the Dynamos take a look at every performance, deciding whether it is Iconic or Not Iconic. They also answer the question "Who's Your Daddy?!" and decide what's the deal with Sophie! Check it out!
Kwaku is joined by Jack and Grace to discuss Ang Lee's modern classic, as well as looking at the trailer from The Matrix: Resurrections.
Kwaku is back in the hosting chair as the team look at John Singleton's directorial debut Boyz n the Hood: check it out!
David, Grace and technophobe Marnie are joined by special guest Nick Harley to chat about Paul Thomas Anderson's There Will Be Blood: check it out!
Daniel Campbell fills in this week with AJ and Erin to chat about this 2010 gem from Edgar Wright. They also discuss Black Widow's performance at the box-office compared to the money it made on Disney +: check it out!
Grace is joined by Nicky and The Big Pitcher's Jack Graham to chat about Superbad! They also review the new trailer for The Suicide Squad, before Nicky has a rant: check it out!
The team are back talking 2018's Crazy Rich Asians! They also weigh in on the Batman sex scandal, while also giving their thoughts on Disney's record with LGBTQ+ characters: check it out!
AJ is joined by guests Manon and Keir to chat about 2006's Pan's Labyrinth! They also discuss the latest casting announcements for Knives Out 2: check it out!
The team are here reviewing David Fincher's Oscar contender, Mank. They also take a look at the trailer for the MCU's latest effort, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: check it out!
IT'S NICE! The gang are back this month looking at this season's awards contenders, starting with Borat Subsequent Moviefilm! They then touch on the BAFTAs and discuss franchises they wish would just die. Check it out!
The team are back with guest Angus McGregor to chat about David Fincher's Zodiac! They also review the new trailer for The Suicide Squad: check it out!
The team are back with a brilliant deep-dive into Ari Aster's 2019 flick, Midsommar! They also attempt to discuss the Oscar nominations announced last week... Check it out!
The Crown Prince of Lenzie Kwaku Adjei is joined by Nicky and Iain to chat about Coming to America! They also discuss the news Michael B. Jordan will direct Creed 3, and the plot synopsis of Space Jam: A New Legacy: check it out!
AJ is joined by Marnie and special guests Heather and Manon to talk about Céline Sciamma's Portrait of a Lady on Fire. They also discuss the trailer for the upcoming Mortal Kombat reboot as well as the saga behind the subtitle of the next Spider-Man film: check it out!
Chaos erupts as Iain tries to reign in the three OG's of First Time Films as they take a look at Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind! They also review trailers for Cruella and the Snyder Cut, as well as address comments recently made by Martin Scorsese. Check it out!
Grace is joined by Nicky and Kwaku to talk the late-80's rom-com classic, When Harry Met Sally. They also talk the death of Christopher Plummer and the trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's Old! Check it out!
The team round out the trilogy by discussing The Rise of Skywalker! Safe to say the panel were divided on this one! They also discuss the latest trailers for Godzilla vs. Kong and Raya and the Last Dragon. Check it out!
Truff is joined by AJ and the star of our recent Star Wars Trivia Gauntlet Kieran Docherty to talk about one of the most divisive Star Wars films ever: The Last Jedi. They also discuss Wonka prequel plans and news of a Peaky Blinders film. Check it out!
After the amazing success of our Star Wars Trivia Gauntlet, the team are back to talk Disney's first voyage into the galaxy far far away with J.J. Abram's The Force Awakens! Check it out!
It's time for our boozy Christmas special, and it is chaos! Sweeney hasn't watched the film, Grace arrives late, AJ talks about biscuit people, Truff takes pleasure in the emotional pain of others, and Jack Higgins takes aim at a former child star. Check it out team!
Grace is joined by Truff and Kwaku to talk the class Muppet adaption of the Charles Dicken's classic! They also talk the Disney film announcements from the investor's day. Check it out!
Iain is joined by AJ and Sweeney to kick off Christmas movie season with Die Hard! They also talk the news that Warner Bros. 2021 release slate will go to HBO Max the same day it hits theaters. AND, as a special treat, we've salvaged a section from the infamous lost Die Hard show from two years ago featuring Truff, Jacj, Joe Thomas and FT Football's Conor McCann. Check it out!
Sensei Iain is here with Kwaku and new panelist Marnie to discuss The Karate Kid. They also attempt to report the news. Horribly. Check it out!
The team are back and they do not agree on Ridley Scott's Best Picture winner Gladiator. They also discuss the possibility of a live-action Lilo and Stitch and Chris Pratt joining Thor: Love and Thunder.
AJ, Grace, and Erin are here to chat about David Fincher's modern classic Gone Girl. They also chat Fincher's best films, as well as Johnny Depp's Fantastic Beasts departure. Check it out!
In our Halloween special, it's time for you to be scared to go back in the water! Join Iain, Truff, Kwaku and guest Scott McLeod as they watch Jaws! Check it out!
Horror Month continues as Truff is joined by AJ and special guest Robb Jayne to discuss David Gordon Green's Halloween! They also talk Wicked getting a new director and the poster for Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon! Check it out!
It's the kick-off of horror month, and Jack leads new regular panelists Grace and Sweeney to talk James Wan's The Conjuring 2. They also discuss the closure of Cineworld and Souls move to Disney +. Check it out!
Yubaba had put a curse on this episode, but finally we have our Studio Ghibli double-bill. Join Jack, Truff and Kwaku who look at both Spirited Away and Howl's Moving Castle. Also, be prepared for a Truff rant on Electro. Check it out!
In our big crossover episode, Truff and Jack are joined by This Is A Stupid Question But's Mahnoor and Amy, as well as The Big Pitcher's Jack Graham to chat about Pixar's Inside Out! There's science, there's a Pitch Battle, and there's a Higgins rant about the train of thought. Check it out!
Jack Higgins takes the interview chair to chat to Truff about his writing, history with depression, and just what the hell was going on with Truff Sings.
Iain Shearer is joined by Erin Michael and Eilidh Loan to chat about last year's cult psychological thriller, The Lighthouse. They also pay tribute to Chadwick Boseman, talk about the first trailer for Timothée Chalamet's Dune, and discuss the casting for Dear Evan Hansen. Check it out!
Our panel who have their money on women and wine but cannot remember where they spent last night look at Rock of Ages! Check it out!
On our landmark 50th show, the debuting Eilidh Loan joins the team to chat Prisoners! Come and check it out!
Luke is back in the hosting chair with newly minted regulars AJ and Iain to discuss Aneesh Chaganty's 2018 film Searching, as well as the news that Mulan will now be released directly on Disney +.
Truff, Jack and newly minted regular Kwaku usher in a new era for First Time Films, as they take a look at Cameron Crowe's modern classic Almost Famous.
In the first of our new serires, Truff candidly chats to FT Films OG Nicky about his life, music tastes and battles with mental health.
Having unearthed his first ever attempt at writing a feature script, Truff decided to let the world hear the beautiful disaster that is The Murder of Tracey Roth in this table read starring Iain Shearer, Jack Higgins, Sophie Aziz, Cat Mulholland, Michael Pellman, with Keir Batchelor as Joseph Kramer. Enjoy!
Part 2 coming soon!
The fight is on as the team discuss films they feel are overrated! Who do you think is the most wrong? Check it out and let us know.
In this new semi-regular series (for as long as lockdown continues anyway), the team is joined by Torres to decide our Mount Rushmore of Superhero Film Performances! Check it out!
On this episode, the team list the films they feel are under-watched and under-rated. Check it out!
In our continuing series of lockdown specials, the team run down all the film news that has hit since lockdown, including details on a future Star Wars film. Check it out!
In the first of the FT Podcast Quizzes, the team at First Time Films face off. See Jack face Nicky, Iain Shearer, McCann, Torres and Kwaku Adjei in a battle of film trivia know-how. Check it out!
In our biggest, most ambitious episode yet, we here at First Time Films bring you the Disney + Lockdown Guide! Featuring contributors from across all three FT Podcasts, members of our friends over at ESSR, as well as a bunch of new faces, this guide features more than enough recommendations to leave you thoroughly entertained for as long as lockdown lasts. Check it out!
Indy Movie Month comes to a close as Luke guides the team through a look at Kevin Smith's Clerks! There's also a Pitch Battle as Truff, Nicky and Gary Beatson go head to head to head over what Kevin Smith's next project should be. Check it out!
The team continues Indy Movie month by taking a look at Ellen Page's Oscar winning Juno! Do you agree with Nicky that Juno is a "perfect film"? Give us a listen and share your thoughts.
Indy Movie month kicks off with the team being joined by this months guest Gary Beatson to discuss Tom Ford's incredible sophomore effort Nocturnal Animals. Check it out!
Truff sits down with podcaster, host and author of the new book "Back from the Future: A Celebration of the Greatest Time Travel Story Ever Told" The BOAT Brad Gilmore! Brad talks about his early influences in film, working with Booker T, the Movie Trivia Schmoedown and writing his first book! Check it out.
This week, the team face of with a difficult challenge: finishing the movie! In this hilarious episode, the boys talk awards shows, and a Pitch Battle takes place! Check it out!
It is here... After months of mental breakdowns from Truff, Sonic the Hedgehog has been released. Will the film defy all expectations and be hailed as a work of art, or will Truff be proved right in the end? Tune in to find out.
In a new format, the team give their thoughts both immediately before and straight after seeing Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of one Harley Quinn). Check it out!
The team continues Action month with a look at Denzel Washington's The Equalizer! It's one that divides opinion, so its definately worth checking this one out!
It's the Return of the Mac as Jack makes his comeback after his month in Australia, joining Truff and Luke to talk the Avengers Assemble of the action genre, The Expendables. The team then react to the Fast 9 and Spiral trailers, before Jack joins in on the Oscar's prediction race. Check it out!
Nicky hosts as Pitch Battle returns! Defending champ Luke puts the title on the line against Truff, FT Football's Ed Downie, RCS student Adam Andreas, Hyde Image Media's mastermind Gary Beatson, and an old friend of the show in successful writer of stage and screen Iain Shearer! We get Fast. We get Furious. We get religious! This is an episode you DO NOT want to miss.
Luke is joined by first time guest Kyle Ranachan to discuss major awards season contender Jojo Rabbit! Check it out!
It's a digitastic episode of First Time Films as the digiteam talk about the Digimon: Digital Monsters! Luke and Truff soon find difficultly in trying to explain a film that literally makes zero sense, so talk soon turns to out yearly Oscar predictions! I hope you find this one digienjoyable!
The regular team (minus a still Down Under Mr Higgins) discuss the first ever Pokemon film continuing Childhood Favourites month. Meanwhile, Luke criticises Truff's "diet" and Nicky continues to love Detective Pikachu. Check it out!
Truff and Nicky kick-off Childhood Favourites month by discussing 2007's The Simpsons Movie! The in Part 2 they discuss events at the Golden Globes, and review all the latest trailers for Wonder Woman, Black Widow and Birds of Prey. Check it out!
Truff and Luke each pick five films from the decade that was which they either loved, appreciated or felt significant enough to be discussed on this show. They then take a look at other films that should've probably made the cut. Enjoy!
David is joined by Jack, Iain and Scott/JD/Maxwell or whatever the hell he’s called to talk Rogue One! Will they love it or hate it? They then preview The Rise of Skywalker 😊
Nicky is joined by Luke, Truff and Full Time Football's own Conor McCann to talk the 90's Scottish classic, Trainspotting! Then in part 2, they discuss all things Star Wars including The Mandelorian and the new game Fallen Order! They also talk the best Christmas movies of all time. Check it out!
Jack dreamed a dream of this episode and now he's sitting in his castle on a cloud as he's joined by Luke, Truff and FTTV's own Mairi to chat Big Shug Jackman's Les Misérables! They also discuss the Friends reunion, Mark Wahleberg's Uncharted casting, the latest on Matt Reeve's The Batman, and a mini-review of the first few episodes of Watchmen. Check it out!
Luke is joined by Truff and the debuting Dominic Miller to talk last year’s winner for Best Animated Feature at the Academy Awards, Spider-Man: Into the Spiderverse!
Truff and Nicky take a look at last year's cult horror hit, Hereditary. They then analyse the Star Wars Episode IX: The Rise of Skywalker trailer, and preview our December 5th charity event in Walkabout Glasgow. Check it out!
Truff and Luke kick off October by looking at a Halloween guilty pleasure in Scary Movie! Then in Part 2, they review both Joker and IT: Chapter 2! Check it out!
This week Truff, Luke and Scott (JD) take a look at the most divisive trilogy of all time: The Star Wars Prequels! They also discuss recent news coming out of LucasFilm and Disney, including the announcement that Kevin Fiege will produce a film for Star Wars! Check it out!
Jack is joined by Luke and Truff to talk last year’s sleeper hit Bad Times at the El Royale! Then in part 2, Jack and Luke go head to head in a best of three Pitch Battle to crown a new Pitch Battle Champion! Check it out!
Nicky is joined by Luke and Truff to talk Woody Allen’s Oscar winning classic Annie Hall! They also talk about the recent controversy’s surrounding Dave Chappelle and the sequel to Crazy Rich Asians. Check it out!
Truff is joined by Jack and Luke to check out John Wick. In this episode, Jack goes into a tizzy over an umbrella and Luke is confused over just WHO is married to Winona Ryder! Also Truff deals with body shaming. Oh, and they talk Black Panther 2 and all the Disney + announcements from D23.
Luke is joined by Nicky and Truff to talk Edgar Wright’s wildly popular summer blockbuster, Baby Driver! They also discuss The Hunt being pulled by Universal, and the news of a Doctor Doom solo film. Check it out!
Jack is joined by Mairi, Sean and David as they talk Silence of the Lambs. The also review the trailer for Martin Scorsese’s The Irishman, and engage in a Pitch Battle. Tune in!
This week David and Jack are joined by the returning AJ Symington to talk Blade Runner and it’s 2017 follow-up, Blade Runner 2049. We then also run down the recently announced slate for Phase 4 of the MCU and also talk the trailer for Zombieland: Double Tap!
Truff, Jack and Luke explore the whole bloody affair that is the Kill Bill saga. They also discuss the Baz Luhrmann Elvis biopic, the new trailer for Mulan and early reactions to The Lion King! Check it out!
This week Truff battles Jack and Luke as the panel is divided in their love and hate of the Coen Brother’s Best Picture Winner, No Country For Old Men. The also run down the FTF Top 10 Villains list, as well as discuss new details emerging about The Flash film. Check it out!
On this week’s show, Jack wages war on Holly and Phil, Luke strips, Nicky has other plans, and Truff wants everyone to spice up their fucking lives. Check it out!
David, Jack and Nicky discuss the Bill Murray comedy Groundhog Day, as well as fan-casting the Batman villains for the upcoming reboot, picking our favourite Black Mirror episodes and also delivering a very special announcement concerning one of our sister shows! Check it out!
David, Nicky, Luke and guest Gary Beatson review the weird and wonderful In Bruge. They then discuss the new Terminator trailer, Christopher Nolan’s next project, and the return of Pitch Battle might lead to one of our panel having a nervous breakdown.
David, Jack, Nicky and Luke are back to take a look at the 1999 bullet-time classic The Matrix. They also talk the new trailers for IT Chapter 2 and The Watchmen, as well as Sonic the Hedgehog and all the drama behind the scenes of the Fast and Furious franchise.
David, Luke and Torres give their thoughts on everything that happened in Avengers: Endgame! Spoilers within...
David and Luke are joined by the inaugural Pitch Battle Champion Rachael Campbell to talk the the OG Star Wars trilogy. Then, Nicky rolls out his scratcher for part 2 to take the trailer for Episode IX, the first look at Jedi: Fallen Order and The Mandelorian TV series. He also gets spooked by a wasp.
David, Jack, Nicky and Luke are joined by returning guest Iain Shearer to give their take on the South Park film! Also, they debate Netflix being considered for awards, the new Lion King trailer, and the planned Grease prequel Summer Nights.
David sits down with actor/writer Eilidh Loan to discuss her career so far, her Alan Bates Award win and mental health within creative industries. Check it out!
This week David, Jack and Luke are joined by Grace Malloch and Erin Michael to talk Jordan Peele’s groundbreaking directorial debut Get Out. They also discuss the latest teasers for Endgame and Joker, whilst also addressing the criticisms directed towards the new pro-life Unplanned. Finally, they answer the question of whether or no we are over Disney live-action remakes.
The most notable names on First Time Films go head to head in the ultimate Pitch Battle to crown the first ever FTF Champion! Who wins? Give us a listen to find out!
David and Luke are joined by Full Time Football’s Nathan Connor and debutant Aiden Dobson to review the newest film in the MCU, Captain Marvel!
This week David Campbell, Jack Higgins, Nicky Buchanan and newly minted regular team member Luke McLaughlin discuss Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2! They also discuss James Gunn’s future as the producer of Brightburn and director of Suicide Squad 2, as well as the news that Idris Elba will be replacing Will Smith as Deadshot in that film. They also talk what David describes as “a disgraceful” further look at live-action hybrid Sonic the Hedgehog and the recent fallout from the new Netflix documentary Leaving Neverland.
In what is our first interview at First Time Films, director/writer/actor/scholar Amy Hoff joins David Campbell to discuss a variety of topics, ranging from her experience writing and directing the Caledonia series, to the future of women in film and the Scottish film industry, to some extremely interesting stories about creatures and monsters from Scottish folklore. Check it out!
On this loaded episode David Campbell and Jack Higgins discuss Christopher Nolan’s Interstellar! Then Jack hears pitches from both Keir Batchelor and Rachael Campbell as they try to qualify for the Pitch Battle event in March. David then joins Ed Downie and Becca Kennan to talk the new trailer for Ma, rumours surrounding the casting of a new Wolverine and Batman, and also what the Oscars could do to get people to actually give a fuck.
This week David Campbell, Jack Higgins and Nicky Buchanan talk the 1972 classic and Best Picture Winner, The Godfather. Jordan Sneddon then joins them to discuss The Simpsons being renewed for a further two seasons, the Us and Shaft trailers, and this week’s Liam Neeson controversy.
On this massive episode of First Time Films, David Campbell and Jack Higgins are joined by the debuting Ross McLeod and Joe Thomas to discuss (somewhat) the fifth entry in the Fast and Furious world, Fast Five. We also EXCLUSIVELY CONFIRM a rumour from the worlds of Scottish independent wrestling and WWE. In Part 2, Keir Batchelor joins David to make their predictions for the upcoming Academy Awards, while in Part 3 the guys go head to head in a qualifying match for the huge Pitch Battle show in March. We also discuss whether or not Black Panther deserves a Best Picture nomination and preview what trailers we could potentially see at this Sunday’s Super Bowl!
In this special non-spoiler review David Campbell and Jack Higgins give their thoughts on the conclusion of the Unbreakable/Split trilogy, Glass.
This week David Campbell and Jack Higgins discuss 1980’s The Shining, as well as the new trailer for Spider-Man Far From Home, the news of a new director being attached to the Uncharted film, and what the news that Josh Gadd will produce the live-action Hunchback movie for Disney tells us about the possible tone of the project.
On this episode of First Time Films, David Campbell, Jack Higgins and Nicky Buchanan dive into the 90’s classic Good Will Hunting. Then in Part 2 we talk about the new Game of Thrones prequel, as well as the Golden Globes results and what those mean for the rest of awards season. Following this we review the new Black Mirror Film Bandersnatch, as well as previewing Glass, the upcoming sequel to 2017’s Split.
In this episode David Campbell and Jack Higgins review the year that was in film by talking about Infinity War, Black Panther, The Incredibles 2, Creed 2 and Three Billboards amongst others, before going on to discuss the film’s were looking forward to in the New Year like Endgame, Star Wars Episode IX, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and many more.
This week David Campbell is joined by the returning Iain Shearer as well as first time panelist’s Nathan Connor and the mysterious JD to talk Solo: A Star Wars Story! They also discuss the future of the Star Wars series going into episode IX, the planned Star Wars love-action TV shows and the best films to watch drunk.
This week David Campbell, Jack Higgins and Nicky Buchanan are joined by Luke McLaughlan to talk about our first superhero film, Guardians of the Galaxy. They then go onto discuss what the Marvel lineup for the new Disney streaming service, as well as debating what Marvel character should get a show next. On top of all that, they review the trailer for the new Lion King remake.
On this special extra episode, David Campbell, Jack Higgins and Mairi Higgins dissect everything that happened in the new Fantastic Beasts movie and give there thoughts on where the Harry Potter franchise goes from here.
On this week’s show, David Campbell, Jack Higgins and Nicky Buchanan are joined by the extremely down to earth and very funny Edward Downie to talk Christopher Nolan’s The Prestige. The also debate what should be the next rock biopic, before going on to review the new Toy Story 4 and Detective Pikachu teaser trailers.
This week David Campbell and Jack Higgins are joined by guests Iain Shearer and AJ Symington to discuss Halloween (1978)! Jack then gives a review of Red Dead Redemption 2, before the panel give their views on Deadpool 2’s PG rerelease in December. They finish up by pitching their ultimate movie character dream battles, in light of the Godzilla v Kong casting news reported this week.
On this weeks episode, David Campbell, Jack Higgins and Nicky Buchanan discuss James Wan’s The Conjuring. The panel also talk about the news that James Gunn could be writing and directing Suicide Squad 2 for DC, while also speculating about the rumoured Harry Potter RPG game. They also briefly discuss A Star Is Born and the news that it will NOT compete as a musical at the Golden Globes.
In the first half of the episode, the First Time Films panel of David Campbell, Jack Higgins and Nicky Buchannan discuss 90s cult movie "Leon the Professional". Then, in the second half, they are joined by Jordan Sneddon to discuss the new Spiderman game for the PS4, and review the new trailers for The Crimes of Grindlewald and Creed 2. 00:00-28:43 is the review of Leon the Professional, from 28:43 to 38:48 is the review of the new Spiderman game, 38:48 until 45:55 is our reactions to the newest Crimes of Grindelwald trailer, and from here until the end we give our thoughts on the new trailer for Creed 2.
This week David Campbell and Jack Higgins talk about the Bradley Cooper movie Limitless. They also give their reactions to the new Captain Marvel trailer and lay out their thoughts as to why Brian Singer should never be hired in Hollywood again.
First Time Films launches with our first episode with David Campbell and Jack Higgins giving their thoughts on the John Hughes classic, The Breakfast Club