Podcasts

We review Lee Cronin's The Mummy, binge Jury Duty's hilarious Company Retreat on Prime Video, and debate the Michael Jackson biopic.

We talk Season 3 of Euphoria and The Drama, as well as a break down the final trailer for The Mandalorian and Grogu.

We review Pizza Movie, Maul: Shadow Lord, and Shrinking Season 3. We also ask why modern TV looks so meh.

We review Deadloch and The Super Mario Galaxy Movie while geeking out over NASA's Artemis II moon mission.

We review They Will Kill You, Project Hail Mary, and Riz Ahmed's Bait, then debate the live action Moana and Harry Potter reboot trailers.

We break down the record-shattering Spider-Man: Brand New Day trailer, as well as review GOAT and Ready or Not 2: Here I Come.

We review Bonsai Warrior, the documentary about a young bonsai artist honouring his late master by defying tradition and taking the craft global.

Chalamet stirs up controversy, Scrubs makes its comeback, and we review The President's Cake and Pixar's Hoppers.

Bahir and Uma answer your questions on Mando, Kubrick, the Iran war, HBO Malaysia, and the future of cinemas.

Today, on the Goggler Podcast, Bahir and Uma break down the Lanterns trailer and review The Bluff, Hamnet, and The Bride!

We review Iron Lung and Crime 101, unpack the BAFTA controversy, and dissect Netflix’s America’s Next Top Model documentary.

Office time loops meet feudal time travel as we dissect two inventive Japanese films about destiny, identity, and history colliding.

We open the mailbag to tackle your questions on how Oscar selections really work and whether celebrity activism actually matters.

We review The Lincoln Lawyer and Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die, then tackle the thorny ethics of generative AI in a documentary about Lucy Letby.

We dig into Emerald Fennell's "Wuthering Heights" and wonder whether style and provocation have replaced the novel’s wild, unruly soul.

We go behind the curtain with Kooza’s artistic director to explore how Cirque du Soleil turns risk and imagination into breathtaking spectacle.

We review The Wrecking Crew and unpack why films like Jay Kelly, Deliver Me From Nowhere, and Rental Family missed the Oscar cut.

We chat New Year resolutions, Netflix’s acquisition of Warner Bros., spiral through Tarantino’s filmography, and consider the wisdom of a three movie Dune marathon in December.

Reviews of Mercy, Send Help, Scarlet, and Wonder Man, plus a quick check-in on this year's Oscar nominations.