Episode 55: Banger or Bomb (Keira Knightley)

Top 10 favourite movies of 2025 (featuring Nobbins, Liam and Buffy Prescott)

Dan and Frankie Go to Hollywood returns with a big, joyful celebration of cinema as we count down our Top 10 Favourite Movies of 2025. This episode sees us joined by Nobbins, Liam Underwood, and very special guest Mr Buffy Prescott for a relaxed, passionate deep dive into the films that defined the year for us. No shouting matches, no list-wars — just genuine love for great storytelling, bold filmmaking, and the moments that stayed with us long after the credits rolled. From major releases to quieter standouts, we talk about why these films mattered, what made them special, and how 2025 shaped up as a genuinely exciting year for movies. 🎬 In this episode: • Our personal Top 10 films of 2025 • Shared favourites and surprising overlaps • What worked, what lingered, and what we’ll rewatch • Honourable mentions and thoughtful insights • A whole lot of film nerd joy If you love movies and enjoy hearing people actually enjoy talking about them, this one’s for you.

December bonus features (featuring Charlie Nobbins!)

It’s time to crack open the DVD extras menu. 🎬 In this Bonus Features episode of Dan & Frankie Go To Hollywood, we’re joined by the ever-knowledgeable, ever-dangerous Charlie Nobbins for a loose, laugh-heavy end-of-year hang. We kick things off with what we’ve been watching lately, bouncing between recent discoveries, overdue classics and the usual detours that happen when film nerds are left unsupervised. Then it’s our final round of Nobbins Knowledge trivia for the year, where facts are tested, confidence is misplaced, and bragging rights are absolutely claimed. We also spin the wheel on Reelin’ in the Years, revisiting films from the past that are either underseen, underappreciated or plain unheard of. From there, it’s full free-range podcasting: general chat, cinematic tangents, life stuff, and an unexpectedly long and deeply passionate discussion about quality footwear. Boots. Shoes. Craftsmanship. You’ve been warned. Casual, chaotic, and very much “plus a whole lot more” — this one’s pure bonus content energy.

Episode 57: Movie discoveries of 2025 (featuring Liam and Nobbins!)

In this episode of Dan and Frankie Go to Hollywood, we’re joined by UK film obsessive Liam Underwood and returning chaos merchant Charlie Nobbins for a deep dive into our favourite movie discoveries of 2025. The twist? None of these films actually came out in 2025. Instead, we’re talking about older movies we somehow missed the first time around and then stumbled across like buried treasure. Cult classics, forgotten gems, and “how the hell did I not see this sooner?” moments all get a run, as we swap recommendations, argue our cases, and gently roast each other’s taste. It’s a love letter to late discoveries, overdue rewatches, and the joy of finding a film at exactly the right moment in your life. If you love movies, lists, passionate opinions, and a bit of unfiltered podcast chaos, this one’s for you.

Episode 56: Rocky IV (Stallone series featuring Liam Underwood)

The Stallone saga continues! This week, Dan and Frankie are joined by special guest Liam Underwood from the UK to break down the Cold War classic Rocky IV. Expect talk of training montages, robot butlers, 80s patriotism dialled up to 11, and the most inspirational snow workout in cinema history. Can Stallone single-handedly end global conflict through the power of punching? Let’s find out.

Episode 55: Banger or Bomb (Keira Knightley)

Keira Knightley steps into the Banger or Bomb arena as Dan and Frankie dive into two films they’d somehow never watched. First up, Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, where Keira navigates espionage, conspiracies and Chris Pine’s cheekbones. Then it’s Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, a melancholy road trip through cosmic doom with Keira and Steve Carell trying to outrun oblivion. Two films. One actor. Zero preparation. Maximum chaos. Is Keira serving bangers, dropping bombs, or doing something wonderfully in-between?