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In our second instalment of Waterworld is Dumb, we discover just how far the seas have risen and its absolutely ridiculous 😂😂

In this episode of Born to Watch, Matt and Damo head down to the Winchester, crack open a pint, and break down the zombie comedy that changed the game, Shaun of the Dead (2004). Whether you're a die-hard fan or watching for the first time, we dive deep into Edgar…

The boys discuss how ridiculous it is that a 10-year-old girl who has grown up in Waterworld cannot swim.

Welcome to another epic episode of Born to Watch, the Aussie movie podcast where nostalgia meets no-holds-barred film breakdowns. This week, the crew dives deep into the dusty, silent dread of No Country for Old Men (2007), a film that redefined the modern western and gave us one of the…

Would you like to know more? Because this week on Born to Watch, we’re diving headfirst into the glorious, bug-splattered madness of Starship Troopers (1997). It’s a movie filled with brain bugs, bad acting (on purpose!), big guns, and a surprising amount of boobs. What more could you want? Join…

Born to Watch Turns 3: Celebrating with Christopher Nolan’s Inception It’s been three years since Born to Watch launched with our Top Gun: Maverick instant review—and what better way to mark the occasion than diving into the cinematic labyrinth that is Christopher Nolan’s Inception? In this special anniversary episode, Matt,…

Inception is the kind of movie where everytime you watch it you can find something new. The twist in the movie about how Cobb believes in Inception is amazing.

Even though it’s commonly thought of being one of the best kids movies of the 80s. The NeverEnding Story is responsible for some serious childhood trauma on the podcast and surely the world in general. The death of Artax is one of the most emotional scenes in cinema history.

Clint Eastwood’s still got the badge, the gun, and the jazz piano, but this time, he’s running from his past and sprinting beside the President’s limo at 63. Welcome to In the Line of Fire (1993), where the tension is high and John Malkovich is building murder gadgets in a…

Tarantino, scalps, and strudel. This week on Born to Watch, we’re diving headfirst into the stylish, savage, and wildly satisfying WWII fantasy that is Inglourious Basterds (2009). From the slow-burn brilliance of the opening scene to Brad Pitt’s Southern twang and Christoph Waltz’s Oscar-winning menace, we break down every moment…

Inglourious Basterds is full of shocking moments but could the introduction to the Bear Jew be is most shocking. Eli Roth shows such menace and the patience in building the terror in the scene is incredible.

Whitey went to the Sydney Premiere of Inglourious Basterds at the State Theatre. Little did he know he would come face to face with his idol. #borntowatchpodcast #podcast #movie #moviepodcast #quentintarantino #inglouriousbasterds

It’s May the Fourth, and Born to Watch is celebrating with a return to Endor, Jabba’s Palace, and one of the most nostalgic finales in cinema history, Return of the Jedi (1983). This week, the crew closes out the original Star Wars trilogy in true BTW fashion: Ewok roasts, Luke’s…

Here we discuss whether the Dark Side of the Force is as bad as it’s made out to be. Their seem to be some emotional blackmail with Obi Wan and Yoda, where Vader and The Emperor seem very clear.

DAMO explains how he felt watching The Texas Chainsaw Massacre for the first time. It’s hard to believe that on this budget and being over 50 years old that a movie a horror movie can look this good, but does it still pack the “Horror” punch that modern day movies…

Welcome to Born to Watch, the movie podcast that doesn’t take itself (or your nerves) too seriously… unless there’s a chainsaw involved. This week, we're firing up The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974)—the sweaty, screaming, grindhouse horror flick that changed the game forever. Whitey and Damo go deep into the film’s…

It’s not often that we get to see Born to Watch royalty in the flesh. Hans Zimmer was incredible, a wall of sound with so much precision should be impossible. #thedarkknight #hanszimmerlive #borntowatch

This week we honour the ANZACS with Gallipoli (1981). An Australian masterpiece directed by Peter Weir and starring Mel Gibson. #gallipoli #anzacday

The finale of the first season of The Mandalorian gives us this memorable scene with two Scout Troopers. Incredibly funny, Jason Sudekis plays one of the troopers and no matter how many times you watch it, it’s never not funny.

Welcome to Born to Watch, the movie podcast that doesn’t take itself (or the movies) too seriously… unless we’re talking about flaming skewers and monkey brains. This week, we dive headfirst into Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom (1984), an iconic, chaotic, and controversial film. Harrison Ford returns as…

Movies can be made in the editing room and that exactly what happened with First Blood. Sly tells the story of how he hated the first version of the movie.

Here a short sneak peek into this weeks episode. Whitey asks a question that could have ramifications on the top end of business. #borntowatch #podcast #borntowatchpodcast #indianajones

We dive deep into the discussion of attraction and discover a new way that men might be able to attract women. This is a strange take, but one that started from a legitimate discussion on how some women are attracting men in the dating scene in 2025

Welcome to Born to Watch – the movie podcast that doesn’t take itself (or the movies) too seriously... unless it’s time to drop napalm on moral clarity. This week, the crew gears up and dives deep into Oliver Stone’s Platoon (1986)—the Vietnam War classic that won four Academy Awards, redefined…