Movies with Rhianna

Ace is back! Ali chats with Ace from his home, about his views on Tiger King and Disney Plus. Steffan Powell gives us a rundown on all that’s available (or not) in the Gaming world and Matt Edmondson talks board games and card games. Plus, Ali hears your thoughts on last week’s assignment – Clueless.

He's starred in over 150 movies - Samuel L. Jackson talks to Ali about some of his most iconic, including Pulp Fiction, Kong: Skull Island and a little franchise called Star Wars.

On this week's podcast, Ali gives us his top five things to watch first on Disney Plus now that it's finally arrived in the UK, as well as catching up with your thoughts on his favourite rom-com ever, When Harry Met Sally. Also, he reveals his favourite five-star films from the past five years, as well as setting your next 'Ali Plumb Film Club' homework: Clueless. Be sure to let him know your thoughts on the teen comedy classic on Twitter!

Jamie Foxx talks through his greatest movie roles with BBC Radio 1's Ali Plumb, from Ray, Django Unchained and Baby Driver to new movie Just Mercy with Michael B. Jordan. Plus expect some amazing impersonations of Al Pacino, Ray Charles, Sidney Poitier and many more.

Reporting from Plumb Towers Ali invites you to join his interactive Film Club, where he will assign a movie for everyone to watch and discuss in next week’s podcast. Also, Ali shows us around his flat (yes it really is as nerdy as you’d think) and gives a rundown on all of the good stuff to watch on TV to help avoid the isolation blues.

Margot Robbie talks to Radio 1's Ali Plumb about taking on the role of DC Comics' iconic supervillain and leaving behind Batman and the Joker in new girl gang movie Birds Of Prey.

Ali gives his verdict on drama Misbehaviour, and (as people seem to be staying at home these days) runs down the list of thinks not to be missed on the small screen.

Onward is the latest from Pixar, and as you may have guessed, it's probably going to make you cry. On this Sunday interview special of Radio 1's Screen Time, Ali talks to one of its stars, Tom Holland, as well as its director Dan Scanlon and producer Kori Rae, touching on unicorns, brotherly love and, um, deep fakes.

As well as reviews of this week's releases Onward and Military Wives, Ali and Ace chat about the delay of the latest Bond release and the impact it may have on the world of cinema.

The Invisible Man is the latest from Blumhouse, the production company behind Get Out, The Purge and much more. Here, the film’s stars, director and producer talk to Ali about how they took a classic Universal horror character and made it work in the 21st century.

Ali joins Ace once again for all the latest movie news with a review of psychological horror/thriller The Invisible man.

Dev Patel – the star of Skins, Slumdog Millionaire, Lion and now David Copperfield – talks to BBC Radio 1’s Ali Plumb about his career so far, from his very first audition to accidentally not connecting David Copperfield with Charles Dickens. Find out how he reacts at weddings when DJs press play on ‘Jai Ho’, who people mistake him for and what it’s actually like to be a Hollywood star (not that he’s comfortable with that phrase, mind).

This weeks releases include comedy Like a Boss starring Billy Porter and Salma Hayek and Greed with Steve Coogan. Ali also gives his opinion on this year's Oscars and Ace sets him another super challenge (which he actually does quite well at).

Emma is back on the big screen, with Anya Taylor-Joy as Jane Austen's beloved antihero and Johnny Flynn as the dashing Mr. Knightley. In this interview special you'll also hear from director Autumn De Wilde and the legendary Bill Nighy, as they talk to Ali about bringing the classic novel to life,

Ali and Ace chat about the latest Sonic movie starring Ben Schwartz and Jim Carrey, the latest adaptation of Jane Austen's Emma as well as their verdict on the new Billie Eilish Bond Theme.

You may not know Ben Schwartz, but you really should. Yes, he voices Sonic in the new Sonic movie, and that's cool and all, but he's also in Parks And Rec (as Jean-Ralphio Saperstein, the guy who loves shouting in people's ears), House Of Lies and CollegeHumor back in the day. He's just a funny, fun, interesting human being and you'll probably have a great time hearing him chat away with Ali. Go on, press play. You won't regret it.

Birds of Prey: And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn, to give it’s full name comes under scrutiny as well as a look at Bong Joon Ho’s Parasite, an Oscars Best Picture contender and Doolittle starring Robert Downey Jr. and Antonio Banderas.

The Lighthouse is the latest film from Robert Eggers (who previously gave us The Witch), so as you might expect, it's dark, it's twisted, it's... funny? It's also really rather weird. In a good way. Speaking to the film's stars, Robert Pattinson and Willem Defoe, Ali discovers what it was actually like to shoot a black and white film about two lighthouse keepers who learn to love/hate/love/hate/hate/hate each other. Also, seagull chat. Of course.

Ali is joined, once again, by Clarisse Loughrey (in for Ace) with a review of Queen & Slim, an emotional drama starring Daniel Kaluuya and Jodie Turner-Smith. Also extended chat on Robert Eggers' The Lighthouse and A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, in which Tom Hanks plays Fred Rogers. Who's that, you say?? Every American knows and Clarisse (being one) explains.

Finally! Ali and Ace sit down to talk about Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker, the final film in the Skywalker saga. If you've not seen the movie yet, do not listen to this podcast, but if you have, look forward to some silly nonsense as A and A talk about a film they enjoyed, but also enjoy taking the mick out of.