Frame 70 Reviews
Frame 70 Reviews is a movie and television review podcast for people who love great stories.
Every episode answers one simple question. Is it worth your time?
From new cinema releases and streaming premieres to full TV season recaps and films from the vault, we review the stories worth watching, and help you decide what deserves your time.
Most episodes are under 20 minutes, making them perfect for your morning commute, lunch break or drive home.
Hosted by Fraser and his father Darryl.
Every review in full at frame70.com, including the story of how Frame 70 started.
Get in touch at hello@frame70.com
Frame 70 Reviews
Latest Episodes
Pressure (2026) • Review • Spoiler Free
In the tense seventy-two hours before D-Day, the fate of the largest seaborne invasion in history came down to something nobody could control: the weather. Pressure, the 2026 drama from director Anthony Maras, stars Andrew Scott as Group Captai...
Hunt for the Wilderpeople (2016) • Review • A Tribute to Sam Neill's Kiwi Heart
Directed by Taika Waititi and starring Sam Neill and Julian Dennison, Hunt for the Wilderpeople is the 2016 comedy adventure that became the biggest homegrown hit in New Zealand cinema history — the story of a rebellious foster kid and a grumpy...
Contact (1997) • From the Vault • Still One of Sci-Fi's Smartest Conversations
Directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Jodie Foster and Matthew McConaughey, Contact is the 1997 sci-fi classic based on Carl Sagan's novel — the story of a SETI scientist who picks up a signal from the star Vega and discovers there are layer...
Dutton Ranch (2026) • Review • Yellowstone's Sequel Finds Its Own Voice
Created by Chad Feehan and starring Kelly Reilly, Cole Hauser and Annette Bening, Dutton Ranch is the 2026 Paramount+ series that continues the Yellowstone story, following Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler as they leave Montana behind to build a new...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026) • Review • The Most Emotional Spidey Movie Yet?
Join Fraser as he reviews Spider-Man: Brand New Day (2026), digging into Destin Daniel Cretton's take on Tom Holland's Spider-Man four years after Peter erased himself from the world's memory, and whether this bolder, more mature chapter earns ...
