Hello and get your ears round 2014's first episode of the Reel Love Podcast! Robbie is back with Steve and Thom as well as featuring a guest appearance from our Swiss correspondent, Marc Meier. This week the guys talk about what video games they'd like to see before reviewing the UK Box Office Top 10 with films like Last Vegas and American Hustle making an appearance. They also take a look at some other new release such as the new Robert Redford film All Is Lost, Colin Firth's latest The Railway Man, before going on to have a rather big discussion about major Oscar contender, 12 Years A Slave. The Dinner Party section has now finished and the boys will now be looking each week at some of their favourite films and going into a bit more detail on them. Again, if you guess before the others let us know, and send in your suggestions too!

A late Christmas present and thank you to all our listeners this year! Thom and Steve take a look at 2013 and decide on their 3 favourite films of the year, as well as looking back at some of the worst, and some of the surprises too! Merry Christmas ya filthy animals, and a Happy New Year.

Thanks for joining us for our last full episode of the Reel Love Podcast of the year! We take a look back at our favourite movie moments from this year before going on to review quite a few films for you! We take a look at The Hobbit: Desolation of Smaug, Frozen, and look at new releases Anchorman 2, Nebraska, Oldboy and also a pre-release review of The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Enjoy.

Hey guys, after a wee break we're back! With this week's release of the English language remake of Oldboy we talk about other foreign films we think might benefit from an English remake. Our reviews this week include Philomena, Saving Mr. Banks, and Hunger Games: Catching Fire, as well as The Counselor and Blue Is The Warmest Colour.

Hello there! We have a mighty comprehensive show for you this week with lots of reviews for your listening pleasure! Tom Hardy has recently been cast as Elton John in an upcoming biopic and so our question to you this week is regarding interesting casting choices for musicians. Robbie joins us once more to give us an exclusive, pre-release review of Gravity, and we take a look at Captain Phillips, Turbo, Escape Plan, Ender's Game, Bad Grandpa, Enough Said, Prince Avalanche, and Le Week-End. Hopefully that'll give you an idea of what's good to see over the next few weeks. Another interesting addition to the Dinner Party list this week, as always email us in with your invitation suggestions and let us know if you get it before Robbie or Steve!

Hello once again! Thanks for joining us for the latest episode of the Reel Love Podcast. After Gravity's success in the US box office this past week we discuss who we'd least like to get stuck in space with. This week we have a guest appearance from our friend Mr. Robbie Whitfield and we review, among others Prisoners, Filth, Blue Jasmine, and How I Live Now. Some very big performances in there! Another interesting addition to the Dinner Party invitation list this week too. Let us know if you get it before us @ [email protected]

Hello and thanks for joining us for our eleventh episode! After the announcement that JK Rowling will be penning a screenplay for a film set within the Harry Potter universe, this week we talk about other fictional worlds we'd like to see explored more. Some big releases out this week also and so we have reviews of Ron Howard's epic Formula 1 drama 'Rush', 'Insidious: Chapter 2', Indie comedy hit 'In A World' and the new Roland Emmerich blockbuster 'White House Down'! A true cinema great is added to the dinner party invitation list this week, let us know who else you think should be on there! Email us: [email protected] or tweet us @ReelLovePodcast!

Hello and thanks for listening to the 10th episode of the Reel Love Podcast! This week we talk about the decision to cast Ben Affleck as Batman, and talk about a lot of new releases such as Lovelace, Michael Bay's Pain & Gain, the new Richard Curtis film About Time, and The Way Way Back. Of course, we finish off with another interesting person to invite to the Dinner Party, it's Steve's choice this time. Let us know if you get it before Thom!

We are back from our break and have a lot to get through this week! Reviews of the UK box office top 10, including Only God Forgives, The World's End, The Wolverine, The Conjuring, and new releases Alpha Papa, and The Lone Ranger. A great addition also to the invitation list this week, let us know at [email protected] if you get it before Steve does!

It's been a bit longer than we hoped since our last episode, but we're back and have a guest with us this week! A lot of films on the agenda in this week. New reviews for Guillermo Del Toro's blockbuster Pacific Rim, Monsters University, Now You See Me, The Bling Ring, This Is The End, The Act of Killing and many more! It's Stephen's turn this week to choose another guest for our Dinner Party, it's a hard one too. Let us know if you get it before us!

After the release of the first trailer for the Steve Jobs film, this week we talk about who we think deserves a film made about their lives. We have new reviews of Man Of Steel, Behind The Candelabra and we get a bit of a rant about M. Night Shyamalan's latest film; After Earth. New releases such as Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing adaptation as well as new the Brad Pitt blockbuster World War Z, and we add yet another extremely interesting character from the world of film to our invitation list to the Dinner Party!