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News & Reviews: Yesterday & Child's Play (Live from Glastonbury!)
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Coming to you live from the Podcast Stage at Glastonbury with a host of special guests, we bring you reviews of both 'Yesterday' and 'Child's Play'. Is Danny Boyle and Richard Curtis' collaboration the feel good film of the summer as advertised? Is the reboot of a much maligned horror series even relevant anymore?