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Summer is over, and the gang are taking a bit of a breather as September works its magic. They'll be back soon enough, but for now you can enjoy Alex, Charlotte and Simon discuss such films as Beast, The Invitation and Mr Malcolm's List, and to cap things off, there's even a (legally distinct) game of guessing the top 10 of a specific category.

The JumpCast gang are back in action to talk films once again. Alex, Charlotte and Simon pick over the crumbs of the last week's movie news and trailers. They even find time to review last week's biggest releases: Jordan Peele's NOPE, Netflix's vampire jamboree Day Shift, and more, and there's another fun game for the team to sink their teeth into.

In our latest episode the gang discusses The Flash as its future is thrown further into doubt, Patton Oswalt apparently lets slip that Eternals 2 is happening, and Lady Gaga is confirmed for the Joker sequel. Review wise, we chat Prey (Disney+), Bullet Train (Cinema), and Thirteen Lives (Prime Video).

The Russo Brothers Netflix actioner The Gray Man is out but can Ryan Gosling's spy thriller woo the JumpCast gang? Alex and Simon also review Where The Crawdads Sing, dive into the latest trailers and more from San Diego Comic Con 2022.

Has Taika Waititi struck lightning twice with Thor: Love and Thunder? The JumpCast team reviews the latest MCU movie, alongside Brian & Charles and The Sea Beast.

Alex and Simon take a trip to The Upside Down as they review Stranger Things Season 4 Vol 2. The JumpCast team also review Justin Kurzel's Nitram. Plus all the latest news and trailer talk including Resurrection, See How They Run and Ticket To Paradise.

JumpCast reviews Baz Luhrmann's Elvis, starring Austin Butler as the King himself. Meanwhile, Ethan Hawke reunites with Scott Derrickson for The Black Phone. Disney has debuted the first trailer for Hocus Pocus 2, Bruce Willis and Ashley Greene are on the run in Wrong Place and much more in the latest film and trailer news.

Disney attempts to go to infinity and beyond once more with Lightyear, but is the spinoff worth your time? Alex, Simon and Charlotte also review Joseph Kosinski's Spiderhead, starring Chris Hemsworth and Miles Teller. Guy Ritchie is developing a new live-action Hercules, Lea Seydoux has joined Dune 2 and Harry Styles' My Policeman debuts its first trailer and more.

Jurassic World: Dominion marks the end of the Jurassic Park franchise but will it emerge unscathed in JumpCast's review? Alex, Charlotte and Simon also review Alex Garland's MEN. Todd Phillips begins pre-production on Joker 2, a Lady Gaga-starring musical. And of course, the DC hierarchy is about to change with the first trailer for Black Adam.

Hello there Aviators, this week JumpCast reviews Top Gun: Maverick and The Bob's Burgers Movie. We're digging into the latest trailers too, such as Pinnochio, Devotion and Mr Malcom's List.

Margot Robbie eyes an Oceans franchise prequel, Rita Moreno joins the Fast X family and Robert Pattinson's Bong Joon Ho team-up gears to start production. Alex, Simon, and Charlotte review Benediction, Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers and Emergency. Be sure to join us next week for our review of Top Gun: Maverick and more.

Rhys is joined by Sam, Chris, and Dave to celebrate Tom Cruise's career and filmography as they share their favourite films of his and discuss his insane career so far. Top Gun: Maverick is out in cinemas today! [Originally uploaded to the JumpCut Online Patreon]

The JumpCast gang have a multiverse special this week as they review Sam Raimi's Doctor Strange In The Multiverse of Madness and Daniels' Everything Everywhere All At Once.

Alex, Simon and Charlotte review Downton Abbey: A New Era and Crush. The trailers for Don't Worry Darling and Weird: The Al Yankovic Story are just the start too, as Greta Gerwig debuts the first image of Margot Robbie's Barbie and Elizabeth Banks sets her sights on Cocaine Bear.

Alex and Simon review The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent, a Nicolas Cage project for the ages. In the world of film, Fast and Furious 10 has become Fast X, Across The Spider-Verse is delayed to 2023 and the Dungeons and Dragons movie reveals its cast and subtitle. We've got more looks at Lightyear too, as well as Flux Gourmet and Good Mourning.

Robert Eggers' Viking epic The Northman has arrived but was it worth the wait? The gang also reviews The Lost City, Benedetta, and Operation Mincemeat. It'd be a crime not to mention the debut trailer for Thor: Love and Thunder in this week's news and trailer too!

Among our review of The Outfit, the JumpCast team also dives into heaps of LGBT+ film recommendations. Brie Larson joins Fast and Furious 10, more casting developments happen for Zack Snyder's Rebel Moon and David Lynch may just have a secret movie at Cannes 2022.

This week the gang is stacked with reviews of Morbius, Sonic The Hedgehog 2, The Bubble, The Bad Guys and The Novice. As always we've got the latest in trailers and news, but how can that compare to Jared Leto, the next Marvel legend.

The spirit of Bayhem returns to cinema screens as the gang reviews Michael Bay's Ambulance and Joachim Trier's The Worst Person In The World. Top Gun 2 debuts a fresh trailer ahead of its May release, Seth Rogen and Aziz Ansari team up and we discuss THAT deleted scene from The Batman.

Ti West is back on the scene with A24 slasher horror X. Ben Affleck and Ana De Armas are in Deep Water while Catherine Tate stars in The Nan Movie. We've got reviews of Fresh and The Phantom of The Open too. Amid an array of news and trailers, Alex Garland's MEN gets a release date, and Godzilla vs Kong 2 presses ahead to film later this year. We also give our Oscars 2022 predictions ahead of the big day!

This week on JumpCast the gang reviews Disney Pixar's Turning Red, Ryan Reynold's sci-fi adventure The Adam Project and Sean Baker's Red Rocket. There is plenty to explore in trailers as Ms.Marvel and Obi-Wan Kenobi dominate the airwaves. Florence Pugh and Austin Butler join Dune 2, Kristen Stewart teams up with Rose Glass and more this week's news.

Friday, March 11th, 2022. JumpCast is reviewing Matt Reeves' The Batman and Clio Barnard's Ali & Ava. Trailer talk is off the chain with looks at Bullet Train, All The Old Knives, and more. Will Smith and Michael B. Jordan team up for I Am Legend 2, Fede Alvarez is directing a new Alien movie. It's a packed episode, so relax and as always: welcome to JumpCast!

The JumpCast gang review Foo Fighter's horror-comedy Studio 666, Cyano and The Duke. Indiana Jones 5 wraps filming, Steven Spielberg eyes up a Steve McQueen Bullit sequel. Trailer talk heats up with David Leitch's Bullet Train, Better Nate Than Never, All My Friends Hate Me and more.

Don't let the gang down as they review The Beatles: Get Back (Rooftop Concert), Dog and The Real Charlie Chaplin. Trailers for Baz Luhrmann's Elvis, The Nan Movie and the Adam Sandler-starring Hustle are all discussed in a packed out trailer talk too.

Tom Holland's cinematic debut as Nathan Drake has finally arrived in Uncharted, while Gal Gadot finds all the champagne in Death On The Nile. The gang also reviews Marry Me, Flee and I Want You Back. Trailer talk heats up with Doctor Strange 2, Jurassic World Dominion, and LOTR: The Rings of Power.

We're JumpCut and welcome to JumpCast. The gang reviews Jackass Forever, Moonfall, The Souvenir Part Two, and more. Lightyear, Jordan Peele's Nope, and Cheaper By The Dozen all appear in this week's trailer talk.

Simon and Charlotte break into song with Sing 2, while also reviewing Pedro Almodóvar's Parallel Mothers and Romola Garai's Amulet. Leatherface returns in Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Colin Farrel stars in A24's After Yang and more in this week's trailer talk.

Alex and Simon are joined by special guest Callum as they review Guillermo del Toro's Nightmare Alley, Kenneth Branaugh's Belfast, and Fran Kranz's Mass. In the news the team discusses the unfortunate delay for Mission: Impossible 7 & 8, Robert Pattinson and Bong Joon-ho teaming up and John Krasinki's next project, IF, with Steve Carrell and Ryan Reynolds.

Ghostface returns in Scream / 5cream / Scream 5. You pick. Daniel Radcliffe will play Weird Yankovic, Jared Leto wants a House of Gucci prequel and Red Notice sequels are on the rise. Oh, and Oscar Isaac fails to tell difference between his waking life and dreams in the first trailer for Moon Knight.

The gang gets together to lay down the 411 on The 355, the latest project from Simon Kinberg. Gareth Edwards teases his new film True Love, Wes Anderson is adapting Roald Dahl and plenty of trailers are dissected too.

To kick off 2022, we've got a review bonanza lined up. Alex, Charlotte and Simon review Lana Wachowski's The Matrix Resurrections, The King's Man, Paul Thomas Anderson's Licorice Pizza, Don't Look Up and more. Sit down, relax and welcome back to JumpCast.

Alex, Charlotte, and Simon have a stacked show this week, as they blast through JumpCast's Top 10 Films of 2021. Alongside their surprising picks, the gang takes time to go delve into some of the biggest spoilers this year. From No Time To Die and Ghostbusters: Afterlife to Spider-Man: Now Way Home and Last Night in Soho, there were some jaw-dropping reveals in 2021.

The multiverse has zapped the JumpCast gang into Spidey mayhem - was No Way Home worth the wait? In the world of news, Robert Egger's debuted the first trailer for The Northman and Matthew Vaughn is rebooting Kick-Ass.

Alex, Simon, and Charlotte review Steven Spielberg's West Side Story remake, Clifford The Big Red Dog, and Valdimar Jóhannsson's Lamb. It's a particularly wild week for trailers, with Sonic The Hedgehog 2 leading the pack.

Alex and Simon review Jane Campion's The Power of The Dog, C'mon C'mon, and Resident Evil: Welcome To Racoon City. Can the video-game movie curse be broken? The latest trailer for The Matrix Resurrections is debugged too, with looks at Across The Spider-Verse and Texas Chainsaw Massacre too.

The JumpCast brings a sense of style to proceedings, as they review Ridley Scott's House of Gucci. Animated features Encanto and Robin Robin are delved into before it's time to roll out some essential Christmas film recommendations.

Alex, Charlotte, and Simon grab their Proton Packs and suit up for a show full of ghouls, music, tennis, and friendship. It's a stacked episode this week, with plenty of trailer talk too for Pam & Tommy, Jurassic World: Dominion Prologue and more.

The gang is stuck between The Rock and a hard place, as they review Red Notice, Home Sweet Home Alone, and Mothering Sunday. Trailer talk is a Christmas frenzy but of course - Spider-Man: No Way Home is dominating the internet.

The gang is back with a trio of films ranging from intergalactic threats to Las Vegas gamblers. Eternals, The Card Counter, and The Harder They Fall are this week's reviews, while on the trailer end we've got The Power of The Dog and more to dive into.

Alex, Charlotte and Simon dive into Edgar Wright's Last Night in Soho, Zack Snyder-produced prequel Army of Thieves and revenge thriller Bull. As always, the latest trailer talk on Morbius, Moonfall and more.

Grab your double shot of Chalamet this week, as he dominates the box-office with Denis Villenueve's Dune and Wes Anderson's The French Dispatch. Simon and Charlotte also review Dear Evan Hansen, while digging into trailers for Uncharted, Ambulance, and Ghostbusters: Afterlife.

The gang reviews Venom: Let There Be Carnage, Ridley Scott's The Last Duel, and Ron's Gone Wrong. Trailers from DC FanDome (Yes that trailer!) and everything else we learned from the event is broken down too.

Alex and Simon round up some of the best films from London Film Festival - including Spencer, Last Night In Soho, and The French Dispatch. The pair also dive into the latest news trailers for Paranormal Activity, Home Sweet Home Alone, and more.

Sit down listener, we've been expecting you. Yes, the finale in Daniel Craig's tenure as Ian Fleming's James Bond - No Time To Die - has finally hit cinemas. Has the wait made it worth it? Hear our team's thoughts on this and the latest news and trailers in this week's episode.

Whadya hear? Whadya say? The gang has a sit down to revisit the world of The Sopranos, in The Many Saints of Nowhere. On a more Arthurian front, The Green Knight has finally arrived in UK cinemas. The search for a new Bond starts in 2022, who will be the next 007?

The trio is reunited! Charlotte returns to the fold, as the gang reviews Gunpowder Milkshake and Everybody's Talking About Jamie. Trailers are aplenty too, as Nightmare Alley, Halloween Kills, and The Tragedy of Macbeth have all debuted brand spanking new footage.

This week Alex and Simon review Malignant, Respect, and Herself. The pair dive into the latest trailers too: The Matrix Resurrections, Hawkeye and Don't Worry Darling. What could be next for Christopher Nolan too?

Get ready to catch the hands of Simu Liu, as Shang-Chi makes his cinematic debut into the MCU. The gang also reviews Annette, dives into the latest trailers, and more.

We nearly got you didn't we? That's right, the gang are huddling together to discuss all things Nia DaCosta's Candyman. We also dive into this week's news and trailers, including No Time To Die, The Kings Man, and confirmation of a new trailer for Matt Reeves' The Batman. Alongside Candyman, we also review new releases The Nest and Our Ladies.

Inception-style frontiers. Nicholas Cage caring for his truffle pig. Rebecca Hall in a house, at night. It's all here. The gang dives into some new releases and gush over the Spider-Man: No Way Home trailer too.

The gang are back this week with digital wonders in the form of Free Guy. We've also got reviews of Coda and Don't Breathe 2. Is Idris Elba going Knuckles deep? Only one way to find out.