Although we're a little late, it's that time of the year again. Here come our favourite films of the year!In this special episode of 15 | A Film Review Podcast, Luke and Dan each give a rundown of their Top 10 movies from 2023.T...

In the latest episode of 15 | A Film Review Podcast, Luke and Dan continue to watch some of the most acclaimed films of 2023. The pair of films they review in full this week are BlackBerry and Anatomy of a Fall. Matt Johnson's BlackBerr...

This time on 15, Luke and Dan rattle off their reviews for three recent films that they should have got round to critiquing sooner. Firstly, Luke gets frustrated by Wonka, the musical fantasy film directed by Paul King, who co-wrote the...

In this episode of 15 | A Film Review Podcast, in preparation for the Oscars, Luke Oddie and Dan Wade review two of the biggest contenders.To begin with, the duo review Alexander Payne's The Holdovers. The comedy-drama is set in the win...

That's right, it's time for the Oscars (well, not technically, they aren't until March)Listen as Luke and Dan react live to hearing the 2024 Oscar nominations. The big questions get answered...- Will Oppenheimer sweep th...

In this episode of 15 | A Film Review Podcast, Luke Oddie and Dan Wade review two of the most eagerly anticipated films of 2023.  To start, the pair get stuck into Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon. Set in 1920s Oklahoma...

*Tumbleweed for seven months*"Is anyone still there?" Well, if you are, here's a new episode of the award-winning (technically, we haven't won any awards... yet) 15. True to their grasp of timing, Luke Oddie and Dan Wade...

Well, they finally got around to it. Ever since starting the podcast, Luke and Dan have promised to do a Pixar episode... hopefully this doesn't disappoint. Join Luke and Dan as they debate the merits of original Pixar films (so no sequ...

It's that time of year again... time to be let down by the Academy Awards!Dan (shambolically) reads out this year's nominees and the pair react live to all the surprises and snubs. Click he...

It's the second part of Luke and Dan's recap of 2022's best films. But who will receive the illustrious honour of being top of Luke's rankings... plus, Dan picks his favourite (as I'm contractually obliged to mention). Films discussed i...

Luke and Dan encapsulate an outstanding year of film by eulogising some of their favourites: Everything Everywhere All At Once, Banshees of Inisherin, and Chip 'n' Dale: Rescue Rangers... yes, that's right, that made the list!Click

Luke and Dan review: with this retina-burning, high-octane, all-out action "drama", it's comforting to see the Russo brothers targeting subtly following the Avengers; a poorly-titled film with a distinct lack of flammable sommeliers; and yet an...

Luke and Dan review: the trollop Poseidon brings home from a night out; an audacious attempt by the 60 Minute Makeover crew to renovate Prince Andrew's Royal Lodge; and how Javier Bardem daringly leaps out of his Spanish comfort zone to play a ...

Luke and Dan review: a tone-shifting sequel to E.T.; a partisan chant appealing against Mr Fawkes' incarceration; and a quasi-live action film that features more 2D than a swinging party.Click here...

Luke and Dan review: the latest big-budget Netflix original; another disgruntled Bradley Cooper performance; and a Kevin Hart film (... don't ask).  Click here to watch instead. 

Luke and Dan review: something Adam Sandler’s films have been doing to halfwits for years; who Dan will be visiting on Father’s Day; and the vehement war between Granny Smith and the Pink Lady.Click

Luke and Dan review: Tom Hardy's attempt to show his range by playing a pair of twins; Laura Thyme packing in sleuthing to pursue turnips full-time; and a prime example of how hyperinflation has ravaged the honest work of the black market infan...

Luke and Dan review: Katherine Ryan performing stand-up on an African river; something so forgettable I can't be bothered sweating over an alternative title; and a film which is to face-transplants, what Jojo Rabbit is to Nazis.Click

Luke and Dan review: the reason Ann Widdecombe's agent told her that she had charisma prior to Ann's career assassination performance on Cleverdicks; if this was an actual bomb threat, we wouldn't bother sending in the disposal unit; the secret...

Luke and Dan review: the colourisation of Luke's face when he hears Americans attempt to pronounce niche; a spin-off the world needed, in which an addiction-driven Cookie Monster roams the dingy underbelly of Sesame Street for a starter-bag of ...

Luke and Dan review: Dan's attempt to desperately scramble around to find ten films that he actually enjoyed last year. Click here to watch instead. 

Luke and Dan review: Paul Thomas Anderson's blatant attempt to cross the  odd-food Rubicon and infringe on the turf already monopolised by Luke's ingenious tuna croissants. Click here to w...

Luke and Dan review: what a defiant dwarf and a terrified gynaecologist have in common; and Katie McCann's difficult second album. Click here to watch instead.

Luke and Dan review: TRIN's attempt at the world's shortest conga line; if muscle contractions were mutually assured destruction; and what happens when you let washed-up TV actors (ft. John Cleese's pot-belly) run wild with Netflix's wallet.

Luke and Dan review: what Luke would be called if he had wandering eyes for his sister; how Dan's father describes his swift exit; and what Ratzinger's cardinals called the alter boy selection process.Click