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Greenland
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Gerrystorm host Sarah and Get Your Comic On's Neil Vagg chat through Gerard Butler's latest movie, Greenland \\u2013 a disaster film about the Garrity family's attempt to survive a comet that's on a collision course with Earth.\\xa0
We go deep into Greenland's bleak vs hopeful outlook, discuss who stole the show, and ask why grandparents in disaster movies are just so... stubborn. But even at the end of the world we also want to know all the gossip \\u2013 who exactly was John Garrity playing away with when his wife kicked him out?
Plus: would we be on a Government shelter list if a comet came calling? Would Neil save both cats or just one? And what lengths would Sarah actually go to for a seat on that plane out (it's bad and she's sorry).
Warning: very spoilery!