Screen Babble: The Last Of Us S2 wrap, this summer’s blockbusters and our favourite music documentaries

• The Last of Us Season 2 takes centre stage in the latest episode of Screen Babble.
• The team talk about whether the HBO show held it’s own during it’s second season and what TV shows we felt missed the mark after it’s first.
• The trio also venture into the world of summer blockbusters and their favourite music documentaries ahead of the UK festival season.

The latest episode of Screen Babble is now available, with the team of Kelly Crichton, Matthew Mohan-Hickson and Benjamin Jackson discussing all things film and television.

On this episode of the show, the trio brings you their verdict on The Last of Us Season 2 - spoiler alert - mixed reviews.

Benjamin takes us through some of the most hotly anticipated films of the summer but the team wonder whether the Hollywood blockbuster train is running out of steam.

Finally with music festivals everywhere you turn now that it's summer the team ask what are the best music films as well as what music stories you would like to see immortalised on the big screen.

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Where to watch this month’s discussed films and shows

• The Last of Us Seasons 1 and 2: available now on Sky Atlantic
• Thunderbolts*: in cinemas now
• Fantastic Four: The First Steps: releases in cinemas July 25 2025
• Fantastic Four (2015): available now on Disney+
• Fantastic Four and Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer: available now on Disney+
• 28 Years Later: releases in cinemas June 20 2025
• 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple: releases in cinema January 6 2026
• Mission Impossible - The Final Reckoning: in cinemas now
• Lilo & Stitch (2024): in cinemas now
• The Devil and Daniel Johnston: available now through Prime Video
• Rolling Thunder Revue: available now through Netflix
• Fyre: The Greatest Party That Never Happened: available now through Netflix

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