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Join TV and film critics (and handsome men) Dan Barrett and Simon Foster with reviews, industry news, and recommendations of great things to check out. This podcast is a perfect example of the dangers of equipping people with knowledge and microphones.
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Heart of the Beast and the authenticity of Youth (opens the original)
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Simon is underwhelmed by the new Brad Pitt and a dog movie Heart of The Beast , while Dan is wildly enthused by the new Sharon Horgan HBO comedy Youth . The two also chat a bit about the new movie Her Private Hell and new TV shows American Hostage (MGM+), Line of Fire (NBC), A Different World (Netflix), and Brothers (AppleTV).
Coyote vs ACME vs Resident Evil vs Screen Watching's critics (opens the original)
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If you thought Dan would have a positive word to say about Coyote Vs ACME, you don't know Dan. Meanwhile, Simon took a look at the big film of the week: Resident Evil. There's also some chatter about: Runner | In cinemas Shaun The Sheep: The Beast of Mossy Bottom | In cinemas The Weight | In cinemas Forgotten Island | In cinemas
Is Last Seen the best mystery show of 2026? Also, we review: Practical Magic 2, Hope, Adults, and the series finale of Colin From Accounts (opens the original)
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Dan and Simon kick off season 2 of Screen Watching with... wait for it... some TV and movie reviews. The more things change... This week the two delve into: Practical Magic 2 -In Cinemas Last Call - Apple TV Hope - In cinemas Adults - Disney+ The series finale of Colin From Accounts - Binge (AUS) | Paramount+ (International) Dan also takes a look at three crucial Emmys categories.
Dan and Simon watched: By Any Means, Mayday, The Runner, and Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie (opens the original)
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With no new series worth chatting about, it's a movie-centric Screen Watching this week, with Dan and Simon watching: By Any Means (In cinemas) Mayday (Apple TV) The Runner (Prime Video) Paw Patrol: The Dino Movie (In cinemas) But it isn't a week without TV, with Simon offering a thought on DTF St Louis.
Netflix / SBS drama The Airport Chaplain delivers a star of The Pitt and Hugo Weaving in a great, human drama (opens the original)
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This is awkward. Dan Barrett slams an Aussie TV drama which has co-host Simon Foster appearing in it. But what did Dan think of Simon's performance? This week the pair review: The Airport Chaplain (SBS / Netflix) Dalliance (Paramount+) Dog Stars (In cinemas) And more...
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