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Hey guys, My name is Mazvita and I like movies and tv shows. So I though why don‘t I watch them with you because why not. Plus there is no one here to discuss with, but I figured why not bring together others out there like me. So get ready for a journey filled with lots of screen time, laughs, my incredibly annoying voice and opinions so send your requests, listen and let us discuss and review the world of cinematography.

327 episodes of Supernatural aired from September 2005 until November 2020. On Watch With Me - Supernatural, we’re going to rewatch and discuss all 327 episodes of the show. I’m your host, Charlie, and whether you’re also re-watching the show or viewing it for the first time, I hope you join me for this great rewatch.

Everything you ever wanted to know about everything - and a whole lot less! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Each week Liv and Kate journey through the under-discussed or misjudged Canadian topics. In every episode, Liv and Kate learn something new about Canadian media narratives and entertainment and ask whether the story was misconstrued by the Canadian public. 

Don't Make Me Watch That is a fun project from We Watch Shudder host Michelle, fellow horror lover Jenna, and their two squeamish friends, Sarah and Frisky! Each episode, Jenna and Michelle will describe in detail the entire plot of a movie they loved while Sarah and Frisky listen with apprehensive excitement. However, they are not great storytellers, and they don't remember what happens in movies very well. When one of them suddenly says, "Wait! We forgot about a thing at the beginning of the movie," your frustration will be shared with Sarah and Frisky as we all try to backpedal our way to ...

Join me, Chris, and my (un)willing co-hosts Jonathan and Franko, as we dive into my ever growing personal movie collection—one disc at a time. With over 1000 physical films lining my shelves, each one tells a story, whether it’s a cult classic, an obscure gem, or a blockbuster hit. From low quality DVDs, pristine Blu-rays, and maybe badly upscaled 4K discs, we’ll explore the nostalgia, the artistry, and the sheer joy of cinema. Expect candid reviews, facts and Easter eggs, passionate rants, and perhaps a few heated debates as I revisit old favorites, and discover hidden treasures. ...

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

"Watch it for me" is a podcast by Cintia and Matthew. It's a saga of Cintia’s tireless attempts to coerce Matthew into watching anything she likes, just to hear his take, whether he likes it or not. Spoiler: he gives in. The real question is, can Matthew survive this TV hostage situation?

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.

Join sibling duo Grant and Darya as they make each other watch, read, play, or otherwise engage with various pieces of media that only one of them has already seen!

A TV lover and a TV tolerator force each other to watch shows and review them.

In the eerie depths of hyperspace, where reality twists into a nightmarish reflection of itself, Len Mattern discovers his true purpose. Join us as we dive into this thrilling tale of ambition and survival, brought to life by Galaxy Science Fiction in October 1959.

Comedians Mike Bobbitt and Allyson Bobbitt have an eleven year age gap between them. They both love entirely different kinds of movies. Each week one forced the other to watch a movie they love, but realize their partner may not. Allyson grew up with family friendly and endearing movies from the 80s and 90s, while Mike has a soft spot for questionable 80s and 90s horror/sci-fi and action. Mike is also a trivia nerd and dives deep into the background of each movie they discuss.

Here to recklessly inflict enthusiasm upon the world, "Make Me Watch It" is about getting people to watch (but sometimes read or play) good stuff because good stuff is dope.

Two friends with different tastes in film assign each other movies. We then come together to review our assignments and tackle a third film determined by fans, guests, or a "meeting in the middle" of the two previous flicks.

There’s a new gold standard in film criticism, and it’s three guys with microphones and absolutely no credentials.Jake is a connoisseur of Asian cinema and films that remind you what it means to be human. Matt prefers movies about deeply disturbed people—the kind that leave you wanting to take a long, scalding shower. And Anthony? He loves "basic" movies, the kind that make you feel like a red-blooded, flag-waving American.Together, they curate the most eclectic, unpredictable, and undeniably superior film library (which, to this day, has never repeated a director—because we have taste...

Jonah Ray Rodrigues (Mystery Science Theater 3000, The Meltdown with Jonah and Kumail) sits down with writers, directors, and actors to watch their films and talk about their careers, creative process, and behind-the-scenes dirt. It's part interview, part commentary track, and part riffing. Listen in or watch along at home!

‘He Made Me Watch Movies’ is a movie podcast where Rikki subjects his girlfriend Jody to questionable bro films. Join the couple for a fun-filled discussion on movies and their enthusiasm for the film industry.

Holly and Ronan give each other films/tv shows that they really like for the other person to watch, knowing it's probably not their typical choice...Along with current affairs, the stock finance stuff and sports ball, you will get to know them and their watching habits. Contact them at whydidyoupodcast@gmail.comSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/why-did-you-make-me-watch-that. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

A father and son make each other watch movies, TV shows, and other media... then ask and answer, ”Why did you make me watch this?”