Will You Still Love It Tomorrow

This month, Dave introduces Annie to MASH.

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In this Reviews Revisited episode, Annie reads the collected Scott Pilgrim comics, then rewatches the film adaptation and mostly regrets her life choices.

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This month, Annie introduces Dave to an inexplicable childhood favourite, 1976 madcap race movie, The Gumball Rally. Why does she remember watching this repeatedly as a youngster? I'm not sure we'll …

For this reviews episode, Annie reread Howl's Moving Castle by Diana Wynne Jones, and then rewatched the Studio Ghibli film version.

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Dave revisits a childhood favourite and has to face some hard truths, while Annie discovers that Tintin is rather weirder than she expected.

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In this reviews episode, Annie revisits The Losers in both comic book and film versions.

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This month, Annie revisits The L Word, a TV show she remembers rather liking back in 2004. Opinions are less clear cut when both Annie and Dave watch the first two episodes now.

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Annie rewatches both the original 1951 and the 2008 remake of The Day The Earth Stood Still, and compares her thoughts with her original reviews.

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This month, Dave takes us back in time to the 1980s for Nicholas Fisk's A Rag, A Bone and A Hank of Hair, a sci-fi children's novel that proves beyond Annie's comprehension.

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In this Reviews Revisited episode, Annie gets to see her favourite film, My Neighbour Totoro, on the big screen, and also revisits Fangirl by Rainbow Rowell, which presents a scarily familiar protago…

This month, Annie subjects Dave to Troy, which turns out to be longer than either of them anticipated, but there was at least lots to discuss!

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This month, Annie compares her original and more recent reviews of Matthew Bourne's The Red Shoes, and also Little Brother by Cory Doctorow.

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This month, Dave's choice sends the pair into the weird world of 1985 murder mystery/spy thriller series, Edge of Darkness.

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Annie rereads the second and third books in the Samaria series by Sharon Shinn, following on from the discussion of the first one in the last main episode.

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Annie gets Dave to read fantasy romance, Archangel by Sharon Shinn and there is much discussion of religion, philosophy and relationship politics.

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Annie revisits her review of Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle before watching the reviewing Jumanji: The Next Level for the first time.

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It's all about the fate of the drones this month, as Dave and Annie watch 1970s eco-sci-fi movie, Silent Running.

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Annie consumes every version of Solaris there is (book, two films, and a stage production) and discusses their differences.

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This month, Annie revisits a TV show that was very important to her during her teenage years, with some trepidation. Will she still love it, or will the passage of time and Dave's reaction to seeing …

Annie revisits fantasy novella Every Heart A Doorway by Seanan McGuire, remembering it had great worldbuilding. She also revisits TV series Friday Night Lights, which was very important to her the fi…