We Watch Things

Well folks, the ride is over. For now. In our final episode of the Great Movie Ride series we discuss the original Fantasia and The Wizard of Oz.

We're swinging in with two classics this week. First we go deep into a very fake jungle to talk about the 1932 Tarzan the Ape Man and then we fly over to French Morocco for Casablanca. Here's looking at you, listeners!

Put on your fedoras and party like its 1932 because it's adventure time here on We Watch Things. On this episode we tackle a classic Universal monster with The Mummy and then roll like a giant boulder into Raiders of the Lost Ark.

What do westerns and gangster films have in common? Turns out not much, but more than you would think. On this episode we travel to the seedy underbelly of Chicago and to the great American West to discuss The Public Enemy(1931) and The Searchers (1956).

Grab your dancing shoes and join us as we kick off our Great Movie Ride series. We're diving into the early days of Hollywood with Footlight Parade, Singin' In The Rain, and a brief appearance by Mary Poppins. And remember folks, remain seated at all times keeping your hands, arms, feet, and legs inside the vehicle.

In space...no one can hear you podcast. Except for us. We travelled to space to talk about the sci-fi horror film Alien but now we have these weird creatures on our faces. I'm sure we'll be fine. Oh but be careful because this podcast will self-destruct in 10, 9, 8...

Are you not allowed to date until your sister does? Did you get paid to date a hella rad chick? Do you burn, pine, or perish? If so, put on your spaghetti strap crop top and butterfly clips and join us as we travel to Seattle in the late 90s to discuss popularity, cults, James Charles, and 10 Things I Hate About You.

Buckle your seatbelt and pop some 'e' while we party like it's 1999. The movie Go is celebrating its 20th anniversary and we have our friend Hiko with us to discuss. Dude it's a totally rad episode. Bonus! Check out Hiko's hella bangin' article about the movie: http://www.thefirstecho.com/2019/03/go-turns-20-look-back-at-script.html . . . *For legal reasons I feel l must tell you that we here at We Watch Things do not condone taking drugs.

The Moon is in the seventh house and Jupiter is in Mars or some nonsense. Whatever just listen to our episode on David Fincher's Zodiac where we discuss fried chicken, serial killers, and yes, Zodiac signs.

The path of the righteous podcast is beset on all sides by briefcase theories and John Travolta's constipation. If you couldn't guess, we discuss Quentin Tarantino's classic Pulp Fiction.

Snip snip! The subject of this week's episode is the strange and wonderful Edward Scissorhands. Join us while we discuss the atrocity that is ambrosia salad and how social media can lead to a mob mentality.

It's a Valentine's Day Double Feature! Grab your popcorn and join us in a discussion about two of our favorite romcoms - Crazy Rich Asians and Moonstruck.

There's no crying in podcasts! This week we welcome our first guest who gets everything wrong about our show but has a killerJon Lovitz impression. We discuss the home run movie A League of Their Own and drink some seriously good beer.

Wipe that Grease off your Pretty in Pink dress and journey back to High School with us while we discuss Chris Colfer's movie Struck by Lighting.

I have stolen a bunch of your personal information and the only way to get it back is by listening to this episode about the great Coen Brothers film Burn After Reading. I don't actually have important information you say? Oh well. Listen anyway. We also discuss The Office and the politics and geography of Russia.

We like to think of ourselves as doers here at We Watch Things. If you also consider yourself a doer then grab your weights and listen to this episode about Pain & Gain. C'mon. Don't be a don'ter. Now excuse us, we have to go get a pump. And remember, we watch a lot of movies, we know what we're doing.

Do you have two left feet? Can you name 15 different kinds of nuts? Do you love dogs? If so then you would fit in nicely in the wildly funny subject of our fourth episode, Best in Show!

Telekinesis! Mind control! Soy sauce! Join us as we discuss the surprisingly good and underrated superhero movie Push.

If you could erase a troubling memory, would you? Join us while we discuss morals and ethics and what the hell that title means in our episode about "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind."

In our first episode we discuss The Matrix and why the character of The Oracle is such a shady bitch.