December 31, 2023 • 54 mins
**Host:** Alex First
**Guest Critics:** Jacqui Hammerton, Peter Krauss, Greg King
**Episode Summary:**
In this special year-end episode of "First On Film and Entertainment," host Alex First is joined by film critics Jacqui Hammerton, Peter Krauss, and Greg King. They engage in a lively and humorous discussion, each sharing their lists of the worst movies of 2023. The episode is characterized by friendly banter, insightful commentary, and diverse opinions on the year's cinematic disappointments.
**Highlights:**
- Alex First introduces the episode and welcomes the critics, setting the tone for a mix of fun and insightful film criticism.
- Each critic shares their unique perspective on the year's worst films, with Alex First starting the conversation by strongly criticizing a British drama titled "LA Loya." He describes it as a dismal portrayal of a geriatric hospital facing closure, highlighting its weak narrative and unconvincing characters.
- Jacqui Hammerton challenges Alex's views, revealing differing opinions among the critics. She shares her own list of the worst eight films, notably omitting a bottom ten due to successfully avoiding many bad movies.
- Peter Krauss and Greg King add to the discussion with their selections, indicating a broad range of cinematic disappointments from various genres.
- The critics engage in playful debates and express contrasting views on several films, adding depth and variety to the discussion.
- The episode wraps up with Alex First summarizing the key points and expressing excitement for the next year's film offerings.
**Closing Note:**
This episode offers a candid and entertaining roundup of 2023's least impressive films, as seen through the eyes of experienced critics. It's a must-listen for movie enthusiasts eager to hear diverse perspectives on the year's cinematic landscape.
**Guest Critics:** Jacqui Hammerton, Peter Krauss, Greg King
**Episode Summary:**
In this special year-end episode of "First On Film and Entertainment," host Alex First is joined by film critics Jacqui Hammerton, Peter Krauss, and Greg King. They engage in a lively and humorous discussion, each sharing their lists of the worst movies of 2023. The episode is characterized by friendly banter, insightful commentary, and diverse opinions on the year's cinematic disappointments.
**Highlights:**
- Alex First introduces the episode and welcomes the critics, setting the tone for a mix of fun and insightful film criticism.
- Each critic shares their unique perspective on the year's worst films, with Alex First starting the conversation by strongly criticizing a British drama titled "LA Loya." He describes it as a dismal portrayal of a geriatric hospital facing closure, highlighting its weak narrative and unconvincing characters.
- Jacqui Hammerton challenges Alex's views, revealing differing opinions among the critics. She shares her own list of the worst eight films, notably omitting a bottom ten due to successfully avoiding many bad movies.
- Peter Krauss and Greg King add to the discussion with their selections, indicating a broad range of cinematic disappointments from various genres.
- The critics engage in playful debates and express contrasting views on several films, adding depth and variety to the discussion.
- The episode wraps up with Alex First summarizing the key points and expressing excitement for the next year's film offerings.
**Closing Note:**
This episode offers a candid and entertaining roundup of 2023's least impressive films, as seen through the eyes of experienced critics. It's a must-listen for movie enthusiasts eager to hear diverse perspectives on the year's cinematic landscape.
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