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Welcome to Watch This! A movie review and discussion podcast hosted by film critic, Paul Klein, film aficionado, Alex Bello, and Stephanie Caplano, an English Lit major dipping her toes into the filmic arts. Join us each week for a breezy, fun-filled, discussion as we tackle one film per episode, often chosen at random by our sentient bowl: Beau.

A podcasts series about our favorite form of storytelling, MOVIES! // Episodes Every Monday!

Watch this! No. Hang on. Listen to this! Seriously. You will be dazzled by everything in this book. Including: the boy with the musical bum. Rampaging dead dinosaurs. Freaked-out ninjas in outer space. And so much more! Four new (and improved) stories from the genius who always, without fail, brings you The Best stories!

Welcome to my new podcast — Watch This, Cause Ima Show You Something. This space is for the 30-something women out here figuring life out in real time — love, career, confidence, and all the lessons in between. I’m bringing the real conversations, the funny moments, and that big cousin energy you didn’t know you needed. We’re talking self-growth, soft girl seasons, starting over, and being unapologetically you. Every episode is a reminder that you’re not behind — you’re becoming. 💬 Comment below what you want me to talk about next! 🎧 New episodes dropping soon — ...

Hey, remember that one sci-fi movie that…? Well, we just might! Join us on a journey through science fiction films from the silent era through today. Each episode, we discuss a gamut of sci-fi cinema–classics, cautionary tales, obscure gems, cult classics, fun popcorn flicks, and more. Dive through the airlock of reality and into the universe of speculative cinema as we look at what was, to see what could be.

In a world full of streaming content, Watch This Film is a movie recommendation vodcast dedicated to helping movie fans discover new titles to watch.

Sisters Michelle and Cherie revisit TV shows and movies from their childhood and their different perspectives on them. As the older sister, Cherie most often controlled the television and subjected Michelle to shows that she would never have chosen to watch on her own.

With essays on "cosmic consciousness" (including Alan Watts' account of his own ventures into this inward realm); the paradoxes of self-consciousness; LSD and consciousness; and the false opposition of spirit and matter, This Is It: And Other Essays on Zen and Spiritual Experience is a truly mind-opening audiobook collection.

Watch this Drive is a podcast from the team at We Do Crime, a worker-owned tech shop. Irreverent, informative, and industry-adjacent are adjectives that fulfill my alliteration quota for this description. I'm going on break, see you in there.

What do you mean you haven't seen this!? A podcast where two besties make each other watch movies and talk about them!

Join Lucky and Joe as we talk about what we are watching. Movies, TV, and everything in between. From new releases to the classics and some of our favorite things to watch. Recommendations are always welcome from our "Watchers" Remember to keep watching and keep listening!

With the help of her fellow movie-loving friends, WTL host Amy Hensarling handpicks existential gems to learn how to become a better person & live happily and usefully whole. Tune in for healthy doses of cinephile truth and endless watchlist recommendations. One film at a time.

Bite-sized, binge-worthy, curated picks, three times a week. If you're like me, and at the end of a long day you have a precious hour to watch something great before you fall asleep, but you never know what to watch... this is the show for you. The best selections in TV, movies, and documentaries across HBO, Hulu, Amazon, Paramount+, Apple+, Netflix and anywhere else (from former film critic, film executive, produced screenwriter in film & TV, and podcast producer Dan Benamor). New episodes drop Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Come to Watch This Tonight as your movie recommendation podcast ...

The podcast about future of work, communications technology and business transformation. Two analog guys searching for the soul of technology in a digital world. Comments? Suggestions for new episodes? We’d love to hear from you. www.jarnoldassociates.com/contact

Get ready for a movie marathon full of surprises, driven by two best friends who have wildly different tastes! Join us as we dive into the world of movies, where one of us is a die-hard horror lover while the other is all about heart-melting romance. This is a SPOILER heavy movie discussion podcast! Every week, we challenge each other to watch and review a film from the genre we're not usually drawn to. We're talking cozy romances that make us blush and bone-chilling horrors that keep us up at night. It's all about stepping out of our comfort zones and sharing our reactions.

Three friends praising, destroying, and fixing the messiest, crappiest movies known to humanity. Oh, and we drink a lot, too.

Each episode, one of the boys presents an overlooked film they love, and tries to convince the other of its misunderstood genius. The two debate its merits and discuss how it was made and whether it belongs in the pantheon of cinematic greats. You Should Watch This with Ed and Simon began as a series of drunken conversations between two film-loving friends who were constantly recommending forgotten and unloved movies to each other. With the help of sound, editing and music maestro David, a podcast was born. Season 1 introduces us to eight unique, brilliant films and Season 2 is coming hot on ...

Warning -- this podcast contains spoilers, but you shouldn't care. Welcome to Hey James Watch This, a celebration of mediocrity! In this and indeed every episode, Russ and Frye will try to convince their friend James why he should watch an absolutely unnecessary film. Hey James... Watch This!New Episodes Tuesdays!Logo design by: https://www.fiverr.com/ideahitsIntrovoiceover by: https://www.youtube.com/kevincrocker

Each week two film loving mates with gaps in their viewing history recommend films to each other. So they can once and for all answer the question: who has better taste?

Two guys reliving their childhoods through TV shows from the 70s and 80s.