So, the correct way to write it is: a-cappella before any of you music nerds attack us.

This week we review Pitch Perfect, the 2012 movie starring Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson and Elizabeth Banks. It's got it all, if 'all' means many octaves, vomit and "sexy man splits."

It's a treat for the eyes and the ears, this film, and although some lines - particular from Fat Amy - verge on the offensive, it's still a fabulous watch.

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It's been a minute.

But, we're back and better than ever, people!

We couldn't resist reviewing one of our all time faves, Matilda, and we know we say that in every episode of this podcast, but what can we say! We're movie fanatics, or just really sad, troubled young women.

Entering the world of Roald Dahl this week, we marvel at the multi-layered power of Matilda. We glorify Miss Trunchbull, Sarah (and Sarah only) picks apart Miss Honey and we're in awe of the Wormwoods. And we have a whale of a time doing it. 

DeVito directs, narrates and stars in this movie which does just make us want to say, "you're doing too much, sweetie." But his talent and his clear eye for direction and storytelling are exemplified in this film's ability to stand the test of time.

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This absolute classic of a movie has been heralded across the globe as a trailblazer in cultural representation on the silver screen. People even study it in schools (lucky b*stards).

Directed by Gurinder Chadha, it's more than just a movie about sport.

It details the journeys of two young women, attempting to manage their family expectations around culture and gender. They’re also obsessed with David Beckham and football. 

Though Sarah and Bailey have no idea about the nuances of football, they do know a lot about getting into the nitty-gritty of this movie. Things like: is it possible to say Jonathan, without the need for his middle and last name? Rhys Meyers. No. No it isn't.

We hope you enjoy this movie as much as we do. Now, you can join us as we discuss many things, some relating to the film, and others, not so much. It's a journey for all.

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