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With the release of the bio-pic The Phantom of the Open, Gordon speaks to the film's writer Simon Farnaby (Paddington 2, Mindhorn) about the plucky underdog story of the world's worst golfer Maurice Flitcroft. Plus, Gordon is joined by Chris Wasser and Andy McCarroll to review new and recent releases such Red Rocket and the Adam Project.

This week on We Love Movies it's all about THE BATMAN. Gordon and the team give an in-depth review of the highly anticipated return of caped crusader.

This week on We Love Movies, Gordon reviews the new TEXAS CHAINSAW MASSACRE starring Irish actor Moe Dunford... Gordon also looks ahead to the Oscars and why Academy hired Amy Schumer to host?!?  Plus, the We Love Movies team have a round-up of all the big movie stories from the week, and review of all the latest trailers from Jordan Peele's NOPE to JURASSIC WORKD: DOMINION.

Each week Gordon Hayden is joined by his movie cohorts Andy McCarroll, Olivia Fahy and Chris Wasser to review the latest releases. This week the team preview the 2022 Oscars nominations and predict who might come out on top, along with how Irish interest might fare. There’s also reviews for Tom Holland’s action-adventure Uncharted and Kennerh Brannagh’s latest all-star cast murder-mystery, Death on the Nile.

The career of Joss Whedon looks like it has come to an end.  The once celebrated writer director behind Avengers Assemble, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Firefly looks to have torpedoed his career even further. After nearly 2 years Joss Whedon broke his silence and discussed his alleged abusive behaviour on various sets.  In this week’s We Love Movies podcast listen to what Gordon Hayden, Olivia Fahy and Andy McCarroll have to say on the Joss Whedon affair. Is a comeback possible for the one-time celebrated film-maker or his career beyond repair?

This week on We Love Movies Gordon Hayden and his film critic cohorts Chrus Wasser, Olivia Fahy and Andy McCarroll take a look at Nightmare Alley, the latest from Oscar-winning filmmaker Guillermo Del Toro. Nightmare Alley boasts an all-star cast which includes Bradley Cooper, Cate Blanchett and Rooney Mara to name but a few.   The film came and went from cinemas stateside with very little fanfare, but can it have a better reception at the box office over this side of the pond?  The We Love Movies team give their take on Nightmare Alley. Plus, Andy gives his reaction to Scream AKA Scream 5, and Chris discusses another thriller hitting the multiplexes this weekend, The Son starring James McAvoy.

This week on We Love Movies with Gordon Hayden it's a SCREAM special. Gordon along with Andy McCarroll, Olivia Fahy and Chris Wasser review the fifth entry in the hugely popular horror series - but can it measure up to Wes Craven's 90's classic?? The team will also be delving into why there is such an appetite for a new Scream movie; seeing as the fourth film came and went from cinemas with little fanfare 11 years ago! Plus, Gordon, Andy, Olivia and Chris look at why the first Scream film is so iconic and how it became a game-changer for the horror genre.

This week Gordon Hayden and the We Love Movies team look ahead to some of the most-anticpated movie releases this year, such as The Batman, Scream and Martin Scorsese's Killers of the Flower Moon, to name but a few. Potential flops will be discussed along with predictions for the 2022 Oscars. We Love Movies team: Gordon Hayden, Andy McCarroll, Chris Wasser, Olivia Fahy

esident Evil star Eoin Macken talks to Gordon Hayden about making the shift from acting to directing for his latest film, the Irish drama 'Here Are the Young Men' starring Anya Taylor-Joy.

This week on We Love Movies with Gordon Hayden, one of the most talked about films of the year is finally released, Promising Young Woman from writer/director Emerald Fennell starring Carey Mulligan.  Find out if the film lives up to the hype on this week's episode.

This week on We Love Movies, Gordon Hayden and his film critic cohorts Andy McCarroll and Chris Wasser review the monster royal rumble GODZILLA v KONG, plus Gordon and the We Love Movies team take a look at all the big movie stories from the week, which includes news on Creed 3 and The Expendables 4!

Gordon Hayden recently spoke to real-life couple Gillian White and Michael Jai White about their new action film Take Back, which is now available to rent and buy.

Gordon Hayden previews this year's Golden Globes and Dublin International Film Festival.

Gordon Hayden chats to writer/director Paddy Slattery and actor Tristan Heanue about their gritty Irish crime thriller Broken Law which is available on Netflix from this week.

With Halloween fast approaching Gordon Hayden takes a look at some of the WORST horror sequels ever made and he'll be looking at why Hollywood keeps coming back to Stephen King to adapts his work; even when only a handful of directors have been successful at turning his books into movies.

This week on We Love Movies, Gordon Hayden talks to one of Ireland's finest actors, Tom Vaughan-Lawlor, best known for playing the Dublin gangster Nidge in Love/Hate. Tom tells Gordon all about his new must-see Irish drama Rialto and working with Marvel as the villain Ebony Maw in Avenger's Infinity War and Endgame.

This week on We Love Movies with Gordon Hayden, he looks at the candidates to play the new James Bond; and asks should Harry Styles be considered?

It's all about Bill & Ted Face The Music on this week's We Love Movies with Gordon Hayden.  The third instalment sees Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter reprise their roles after nearly 30-years away from their cult comedy series. Gordon hears both Keanu Reeves and Alex Winter about why they wanted to return to the franchise and how their friendship has stayed strong since they first met at the audition for Bill & Ted where they bonded over motorcycles and playing the bass guitar!  Chris Wasser joins Gordon to review Bill & Ted Face The Music - will it be the fitting swansong fans are hoping for?? Gordon will also be going the Main Movie Stories with Andy McCarroll; plus they’ll be looking at some of the best and worst REMAKES ever made! Tune in to find out which films surpassed the original and the remakes that should be consigned to the cinematic bin!

Fully Charged’s Graham and Nathan Share Why They Love Movies  You can learn a lot about people by the films they love. On Sunday’s We Love Movie, we saw a side to Fully Charged’s Graham and Nathan that we haven’t seen before. They joined Sarina Bellissimo to talk about their first ever cinema experience. While we got the truth from Graham, it took a while for Nathan to admit his. And some of the revelations where very random. One even admitted their love for Moulin Rouge! The lads also shared what films are guaranteed to get them out of a bad mood, what movies always guarantee a laugh and what they’re all time favourite films are – although Graham may have needed a bit of help remembering that one! And of course we are not surprised that Toy Story is on list. Listen Back Listen back to get some great film recommendations from the lads and laughs. [audio mp3="https://media.radiocms.net/uploads/2019/04/29154556/Graham-and-Nathan-Podcast.mp3"][/audio]  

Mean Girls and 13 Going on 30 Turn 15! April 2004 was a great month for movies. The iconic Mean Girls and 13 Going on 30 were both in cinemas that month – released only a week apart. 13 Going on 30 Jennifer Garner took to Instagram during the week to celebrate the occasion with the sweetest tweet. She gave a shout out to all the fabulous women both in front of and behind the camera. She also said, “I feel so, so lucy to have had the experience of making this joyful movie. And even luckier to be a part of something that, all of these years later, can still make people (hi, @arianagrande) smile.” Jennifer Garner Reminisces   View this post on Instagram   Fifteen years ago today #13GoingOn30 made her debut, directed with ❤️ by our beloved Gary Winick and a clutch of loving, hardcore producers (3 brilliant women—before it was cool to be led by women!) . The movie benefitted from the performances of so many young actresses. Open and twinkly-magical then— now, 15 years later, they are ruling th