Netflix Vs Cinema #14 : Wild Rose VS Brigsby Bear; Red Joan VS Billy Graham; Greta VS First they killed my Father; Dragged across Concrete VS Black Summer; Star Trek Discovery Season 2

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Recorded a few hours before Avengers Endgame was unleashed upon an entirely suspecting and expectant world, we have a look at the films that decided to nip into cinemas just before so there is at least a chance they get some attention.
Once again on the Isle of Wight in the Cinema that Tosin, Sharon and Shaun first met in. Shaun marvels at the other side of Angelina Jolie, Sharon indulges her love of Country music through Wild Rose. Billy Graham finally makes it onto the podcast after being delayed a month. And Tosin talks about how Isabelle Huppert kept him up at night in Greta.

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Wild Rose: Comparisons to other movies are misplaced. Entirely it's own beast with great performances and sensibility
- 4 out of 5

Red Joan: Shaun surprised to like this interogation/spy/romance movie hybrid. Loves Judi Dench even though she's not in it much
​- 3 out of 5

Brigsby Bear: Indie, Off beat, off kilter. all words that can be used to describe this concoction that also has a big and non contrived heart beating at the centre of it. Tosin Loved it. 
- 4 out of 5

Dragged Across Concrete: With Director S. Craig Zahler, you kinda know what you're going to get. 
​- 4 out of 5

Greta: Tosin did not enjoy watching this, but decided that might be what Neil Jordan was going for. Gave him bad dreams
- 3 out of 5

First they killed my Father: Angelina Jolie directs a hard hitting story about the Cambodian genocide that is up there with the Killing Fields
- 4 out of 5 

Billy Graham : After a long 5 week wait, America's superstar evangelist finally makes his appearance on the show. Intrigued Sharon no end
- 5 out of 5

Black Summer: Zombie Anthology that weakens towards the end.
- 3 out of 5

Star Trek Discovery Season 2: Builds on Season one, answers some questions that have been floating since season 1 and leaves in an intriguing place for season 3.
​- 3 out of 5