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EPISODE · Sep 10, 2025 · 38 MIN

Why "Wuthering Heights" Might Slap (& Tickle) + Gen Alphas LOVE the Cinema (NEW STUDY)

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This week on FoF we react to the news of "Critterz" - a movie co-created by OpenAI (ew) - before DEEP DIVING into a brand new report (which you can read HERE) showing that Gen Alphas absolutely LOVE going to the cinema. I discuss why I think that might be.We also have brief reviews of me turning off "Highest 2 Lowest" and digesting "Sorry, Baby", and then finish off with a diatribe of why the "Wuthering Heights" trailer vibe is a good thing (and not heracy). Explore the FoF socials/YT via my creepy website HERE.-TIMESTAMPS00:00 TikTok/Insta @fredasquithonfilm - THANKS FOR 10k!02:26 A movie co-created by Open AI. Ew. 07:11 NEW REPORT! Do Gen Alpha like going to the cinema?11:40 Theories for why Gen Alpha are cinema lovers18:24 Highest 2 Lowest brief REVIEW21:13 Sorry, Baby brief REVIEW25:09 Wuthering Heights TRAILER26:49 I read the book so I’m gonna have my say28:45 New interpretations are a good thing. Why not?30:22 Why is this book NOT sexy?31:40 This could be really successful33:06 28 Years Later: Bone Temple TRAILER35:32 REALLY exciting period coming up

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