Kermode & Mayo’s Take
Somethin' ElseThe new home of Mark Kermode and Simon Mayo. They’re back, and it’s bigger, and better and larger-er and more-er. Film reviews, TV reviews, and all your conversation around movie and non-movie related stuff. Plus a whole bunch of recommendations to watch in cinemas, on all streaming services and on physical media. As well as the film and TV reviews, Mark and Simon will be talking about anything and everything. Punctuation, Thunderbirds, obscure German pop music, fax machines, subtitles, MRI scans, magic, school assemblies, Scandinavia, and don’t forget the dad jokes. There's more to discover at kermodeandmayo.com. Want more Kermode & Mayo? Subscribe to Kermode & Mayo’s Extra Takes for ad-free listening plus access to our subscriber-exclusive show - TAKE TWO, new episodes every Monday. Subscribe today on Apple Podcasts by clicking try free at the top of our show page. If you’re not a fruit-based person, never fear! Subscribe at Extratakes.com to get access on your preferred podcast plat... more
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Mark and Simon are joined in the studio by comedic genius Rowan Atkinson to chat about his new comedy Netflix series ‘Man vs, Bee.’ Mark reviews the highly anticipated ‘Elvis’, Ethan Hawkes new horror, ‘The Black Phone’, ‘Man vs. Bee’ and Wim Wenders... more
Simon speaks to the one and only Tom Hanks about his role as Colonel Tom Parker in ‘Elvis’. Mark reviews ‘Lightyear’ – the story of a young Buzz Lightyear, Emma Thompson stars in ‘Good Luck to You, Leo Grande’, François Ozone’s French drama ‘Everythi... more
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- Lost it’s spark
As a LTL, it seems the spark has been lost in the move from the BBC - the films reviews now seem to be something to have get out of the way for more ‘wittertainment’. Hopefully they’ll fine the balance right as they go on (and a better editor?! The show seems to jump around at times almost incoherently). The ads to content ratio also seems rather skewed. But for now, it’s… fine.
Apple Podcasts3PhilCB71
United Kingdoma month ago - Not so new and improved
The flagship film show crew is all here, but addled with advertising commercials that just break up the format the old show had enough that I’m not sure how long I’ll listen. The BBC version felt concise with listener letters, the top 10, film reviews and wittering. Now it’s all moved around and I feel taken out of the experience. Preferred the show without the TV reviews as this isn’t Mark’s bread and butter, but maybe there’s another podcast out there that just focuses on the weekly film relea... more
Apple Podcasts2metalgarioUnited Kingdoma month ago - Welcome back
GOOD TO HAVE THE BOYS BACK!
Apple Podcasts5mrratcatcherUnited Kingdoma month ago - A shame
Long term listener and was hopeful the move to a new format would redress the recent slide into onanistic chat and sycophantic correspondence. Kermode and Mayo (on the) take seems more concerned about promoting the content you can pay extra for, than actually delivering anything close to a film review podcast. In fact the film reviews seem to be a burden for them both. They seem more content pretending they know what a VPN is than engaging in interesting discussions about the latest releases.
Apple Podcasts1JimbletronUnited Kingdoma month ago - Disappointing
I have missed Kermode and Mayo and have been eagerly awaiting their reincarnation. But after several episodes I have concluded…it’s just not as good. Too many ads, and without the BBC framing (news breaks, things that can’t be said etc) it lacks the pacing it had before. Feels long and rambling and indulgent but not in a good way. The terrible scripted jokes worked when they’d built up as part of dvd of the week feature, but now they just feel contrived and flat. Such a shame, but don’t think I’... more
Apple Podcasts2IFMALFUnited Kingdoma month ago
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