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This week we’re stepping into the unexpectedly tender world of A Different Man (2024) - a film that twists identity and self‑perception into something you can’t quite look away from 👀

Beth digs into the hidden symbolism throughout the film and how these details reshape the story once you start noticing them. Meanwhile, Joe unpacks the main boys’ performances, exploring what Sebastian Stan and Adam Pearson’s mannerisms, choices, and chemistry bring to the film. And yes… it’s a long one. We had a lot to say. A lot.

Echo the cat makes multiple appearances throughout the episode, so apologies in advance for the occasional interruptions and head bumps to the mic - he had things to say too! 🐈‍⬛

As always, we put the film through our “new and improved” Seven Magnificent Questions ✨

Let us know your answers in the comments below 👇

Stay tuned to the end to hear what we’re tackling next episode 👀

With all that said… I like film, do you like film?

Hello fellow ILFDYLFers! 🍿

This episode we’re slipping into the eerie and hypnotic world of Under the Skin (2013) - Jonathan Glazer’s unsettling masterpiece that somehow manages to be terrifying, beautiful, and deeply human all at once 👁️

We chat about Scarlett Johansson’s haunting performance, the horror of the beach scene, and why this film hits so differently depending on your gendered viewing experience. As always, we put the film through our Seven Magnificent Questions ✨

Let us know your answers to the Seven Magnificent Questions in the comments below 👇

Stay tuned to the end to hear what we’ll be tackling next episode 👀

With all that said… I like film, do you like film?

#undertheskin #scarlettjohansson #jonathanglazer #filmpodcast #filmtok

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This episode we’re suiting up and stepping into the alien filled world of a 90s classic: Men in Black👽🕶️

We chat about Will Smith’s peak‑era charisma, the practical effects that still hold up, and how hard Vincent D’Onofrio went for this role. As always, we put the film through our Seven Magnificent Questions ✨

Let us know your answers to the Seven Magnificent Questions in the comments below 👇

Stay tuned to the end to hear what we’ll be tackling next episode 👀

With all that said… I like film, do you like film?

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This week we’re pulling an all-nighter with Booksmart (2019) - a chaotic, heartfelt coming-of-age comedy about friendship, pressure, identity and the sudden realisation that maybe you can work AND play hard.

We chat about the chemistry between Amy and Molly, the funniest moments, and whether this might actually be the film Beth relates to the most… 👀

As always, we put the film through our Seven Magnificent Questions ✨

Let us know your answers in the comments below 👇

Stay tuned to the end to hear what we’ll be tackling next 👀

With all that said… I like film, do you like film?

Hello fellow ILFDYLFers! 🍿

Part 2 of 2 🎬

This episode we're doing something a little different by putting a franchise favourite of each of ours head-to-head - partly to defend our beloved picks, partly to convince the other why they (and maybe the listener 👀) should finally give them a chance ⚔️

Beth brings Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Joe brings Captain America: Civil War, and we talk about why these films matter to us, what we love about them, and why we keep trying (and failing) to convert each other 🪄🛡️

There's passion, chaos, questionable logic, and more disagreements than usual.✨

Tell us who you think takes the crown in the comments below 👇

With all that said... I like film, do you like film?

Hello fellow ILFDYLFers! 🍿

Part 1 of 2 🎬

This episode we’re doing something a little different by putting a franchise favourite of each of ours head‑to‑head - partly to defend our beloved picks, partly to convince the other why they (and maybe the listener 👀) should finally give them a chance ⚔️

Beth brings Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban, Joe brings Captain America: Civil War, and we talk about why these films matter to us, what we love about them, and why we keep trying (and failing) to convert each other. 🪄🛡️

There’s passion, chaos, questionable logic, and more disagreements than usual.✨

Tell us who you think takes the crown in the comments below 👇

And this is only Part 1 — the showdown continues next episode… ⚡️

With all that said… I like film, do you like film

Hello fellow ILFDYLFers! 🍿

This episode we’re stepping into the slick, suit-filled underworld of John Wick — a revenge thriller that proves one very important rule: never mess with a man’s dog. 🐶🔫

We chat about gun fu, the mysterious assassin world building, and whether this is the ultimate “bro film” or something a little smarter hiding beneath the surface. As always, we put the film through our Seven Magnificent Questions ✨

Let us know your answers to the Seven Magnificent Questions in the comments below 👇

Stay tuned to the end to hear what we’ll be tackling next episode 👀

With all that said… I like film, do you like film?

Hello fellow ILFDYLFers! 🍿

This episode we’re discussing Park Chan-wook’s 2003 revenge film - Oldboy 🐙🔨

We chat about the stylish direction, the film’s brutal themes of memory, guilt, and punishment, and why this film lingers in your brain long after the credits roll. As always, we put the film through our Seven Magnificent Questions ✨

Let us know your answers to the Seven Magnificent Questions in the comments below 👇

Stay tuned to the end to hear what we’ll be tackling next episode 👀

With all that said… I like film, do you like film?