Pick Your Flick

Liam brings another movie quiz for Bec, but this time it's a bit easier and in Bec's specialty area - which film is this song in? A bit of spoon feeding going on, but satisfying nonetheless.  This episode's film is True Lies (1994), a secret-spy comedy-romance film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and Jamie Lee Curtis.  It gave huge 90s nostalgia, with flashbacks to Friday nights on the couch with a pizza and True Lies being played on tv for the 100th time. The one-liners and iconic scenes made it a fun re-watch. 

Liam has been naughty! Bec shares a couple stories about Liam's car-related cheeky behaviour.  The hosts review 2024 smash hit body horror, The Substance. This film was wild, with incredible visuals and performances. The dark humour, shocking scenes and social commentary made it a must-watch - even when the watching was challenging!  

We are back for Season 2!  The first three episodes were recorded in early 2025 - the rest of the season will be more contemporary!  Contact us - [email protected] What better way to launch Season 2 than with a series of silly, immature, giggling rhymes about diarrhea - penned by the hosts on a train station floor some 17 years ago.  For this week's film, Armageddon (1998), Bec and Liam discuss the cast, the over-the-top disaster tropes, memorable montages and emotional tunes, and some scientific inaccuracies.  Where to watch Armageddon: Disney +, Stan, Apple TV

In this episode of Pick Your Flick, hosts Bec and Liam go head-to-head in a Bec Story battle. Will Liam be able to identify the films Bec describes in her unconventional, sometimes incorrect manner?  The hosts then dive into the unique genre of parody with a review of the 1984 comedy Top Secret. Along with guest speaker Ian, they dissect the quirky humour, clever scenes, and underwhelming storytelling that define this film, and reflect on what makes some parodies funnier than others.  Where to watch Top Secret: Binge, Apple TV

This episode, Liam crafts a trivia game to expose Bec's poor knowledge and memory of film directors. But it's fine, it's not like we're hosting a movie podcast or anything...  Following last week's excellent film, this week the hosts discuss the not-so-excellent film The Dive (2023). Sometimes it's fun to hate! And to imagine alternate endings that could have made a bad film slightly more interesting.  Where to watch The Dive: Prime Video, Apple TV