Welcome back to another episode of the 'Born to Watch' movie podcast, where we dive deep into the cinematic world's most iconic films. Today, we're exploring the profound and moving 'Good Will Hunting,' a film that not only showcases exceptional performances but also delivers a heart-touching narrative that resonates deeply…
Released in 1992 "A Few Good Men" is one of the best courtroom dramas ever made. One of the most iconic scenes in the movie is the courtroom showdown between Lieutenant Daniel Kaffee, played by Tom Cruise, and Colonel Nathan Jessup, played by Jack Nicholson. This scene is a pivotal…
The training fight between Tommy and Mad Dog in the 2011 film "Warrior" is a pivotal moment that showcases the raw physical prowess and the deep emotional undercurrents running through the movie. This scene is brilliantly choreographed, balancing technical fighting skills with cinematic flair. It serves as a critical turning…
Whitey, Gow and Damo take the road trip of a lifetime with National Lampoon's Vacation. A movie we discover was close to all their hearts growing up, b ut will it stand the test of time? "National Lampoon's Vacation" (1983) is a quintessential comedy classic that perfectly captures the essence…
Test your movie knowledge with the Born to Watch Movie Trivia. In episode 3 we look at the iconic film Pulp Fiction
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Born to Watch Podcast: The Shawshank Redemption - A Timeless Tale of Hope and Redemption In this episode of the Born to Watch Podcast, we delve into the cinematic masterpiece "The Shawshank Redemption". Directed by Frank Darabont and based on Stephen King’s novella, this film is not just a movie,…
Movie Trivia to test your knowledge of all things film.
"Kickboxer" (1989), a martial arts classic starring Jean-Claude Van Damme, culminates in a thrilling final fight that has since become iconic in the genre. This scene is a masterful blend of dramatic storytelling and martial arts choreography, pitting Van Damme's character, Kurt Sloane, against the fearsome Tong Po, played by…
The Big Bang Theory (Tv Show) Whether you love or hate Howard Wolowitz he certainly is one of the funnier characters on The Big Bang Theory. Is there a character on TV that is less self aware than Howard? This scene in the bath with Kate’s Sackhoff from Battlestar Galactica…
"The Last Starfighter: A Retro Sci-Fi Gem - Born to Watch Podcast Review" Welcome to another episode of the Born to Watch Podcast! This week, we're diving into the 1984 cult classic, 'The Last Starfighter.' This retro sci-fi adventure has captured the hearts of audiences for decades, and we're excited…
"Bloodsport," the 1988 martial arts film that became a cult classic, stands out not just for its portrayal of the underground world of full-contact fighting, but for its final fight sequence which has become emblematic of the genre. Directed by Newt Arnold, the film is anchored by Jean-Claude Van Damme's…
"This is 40" is a great modern comedy that tackles how marriage can change when you hit that magical age of 40. Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann reprise their roles from "Knocked Up" and with Judd Apatow at the helm, comedy ensues. One of the highlights is the unedited credit…
The Mr X Scene is one of my favourite scenes in all of cinema, Oliver Stone captures lightening in a bottle and you just can't turn away. In the 1991 film "JFK", directed by Oliver Stone, the "Mr X" scene stands out as a pivotal moment that dives deep into…
The Shawshank Redemption was released in 1994 to a luke warm reception. A stacked year it finally found its audience and is now regarded as one of the greatest movies of all time. Tim Robbins and Morgan Freeman are incredible as the best fiends who find a way to survive…
On Born to Watch we like to sing most episodes out, only if the movie warrants it. Dirty Dancing had a few we could choose from, we landed on She’s Like the Wind and crushed it 😂😂 We don’t take the movies or ourselves too seriously and this behind the…
Dirty Dancing blew the world away in 1987 making Patrick Swayze a bona fide superstar at the same time. The Born to Watch team step way out of their comfort zone and absolutely love it. Step into the nostalgia of the '80s with the iconic film, "Dirty Dancing," released in…
Coming to America is a classic 80’s comedy and Eddie Murphy is just crushing it. Playing four characters wouldn’t have been easy but he nails all of them. Randy Watson and Sexual Chocolate are a highlight and he may have even invented the “mic drop” in this scene. It’s an…
This is the Born to Watch teams first episode we have released with the unedited behind the scenes recording of the podcast. This is warts and all, nothing has been removed or edited. So strap in and enjoy the bloopers that will come. HAHA. Coming to America - Born to…
The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring (2001) Peter Jackson's ambitious adaptation of J.R.R. Tolkien's beloved novel is an epic odyssey that captivates from its first frame. "The Fellowship of the Ring" embarks on a mesmerizing journey through Middle-earth, introducing us to brave hobbits, majestic elves, and…
ALIEN (1979) The Born to Watch team dives head first into the masterpiece "ALIEN". It wasn't easy to find anything bad to discuss but we managed to find a few scenes to tear apart. Ridley Scott's "ALIEN" is nothing short of a cinematic revelation. Seamlessly blending sci-fi with horror, this…
The Shining (1980) - A Deep Dive into Kubrick's Horror Masterpiece Welcome back to another thrilling episode of Born to Watch! This week the team tackle the Stanley Kubrick masterpiece in what could be their magnum opus. Once we lifted the lid it wasn't easy to stop. This week, we're…
Ricky Gervias is without doubt a comic genius but you have to wonder how they get any work done at all on the shows he creates. Corpsing is where you break character and laugh uncontrollably during a scene. Would seem par for the course for a Ricky Gervais production. Here…
Dirty Harry blew the world away when it was released in 1971. Still today cops in the movies are judged against Clint Eastwood epic portrayal of the Sam Francisco cop. Here the Mayor is quizzing Harry on his methods and his answer can’t be argued.