The Hangover (2009) - A Born to Watch Podcast Review Welcome to another episode of the Born to Watch Podcast, where we dive into the wild and often hilarious world of cinema. Today, we're revisiting a modern classic that redefined the comedy genre: "The Hangover" (2009). Directed by Todd Phillips…
Set against the gritty backdrop of Chicago, "Nico: Above the Law" follows Nico Toscani (Steven Seagal), an ex-CIA operative turned cop with a knack for bending the rules. When he stumbles upon a dangerous conspiracy, Nico's uncompromising pursuit of justice pits him against corrupt government agents and ruthless drug lords.…
Born to Watch would have to be the first podcast to cover The Breakfast Club and end up discussing a parents love for Kung Fu. Will stops us in our tracks with this great story about his Dad believing he was a Kung Fu Master #podcast #brucelee #dadjokes
The Breakfast Club: A Timeless Exploration of Teenage Angst - Born to Watch Podcast Welcome back to the Born to Watch Podcast, where we dive deep into the cinematic world, exploring classics and hidden gems alike. In this episode, we're revisiting a quintessential 80s classic, "The Breakfast Club," directed by…
"Band of Brothers," the acclaimed World War II miniseries, features an episode titled "Crossroads" that stands out for its masterful storytelling and intense action sequences. Directed by Tom Hanks, this episode is a pivotal point in the series, showcasing the critical role of Easy Company during the Battle of Market…
In the cult classic film "Shaun of the Dead," directed by Edgar Wright and starring Simon Pegg as the titular character Shaun, there is a memorable and iconic scene that perfectly encapsulates the film's unique blend of humor and horror. This scene takes place early in the movie when Shaun,…
Sometimes the universe just tells you when a date is over. Occasionally it’s subtle but occasionally it’s not!! The Sneeze Fart scene in Hall Pass is both hilarious and disgusting. Jason Sudeikis plays it so cool as he realises he ain’t getting lucky tonight
In this episode of the Born to Watch Podcast, we're taking a trip back in time to revisit the iconic 1985 film, "Back to the Future." Directed by Robert Zemeckis and starring Michael J. Fox as Marty McFly and Christopher Lloyd as Doc Brown, this classic sci-fi adventure has captured…
On Born to Watch, each week we write an original song for the movie. For North Shire it was Damo’s go and after a very rough start it all came together. You know you have nailed the brief when your three co hosts almost die from laughter. The exploits of…
"North Shore" (1987) is a captivating tale that transports its audience to the vibrant and exhilarating world of surfing, a sport that transcends mere athletic pursuit to become a lifestyle, a culture. This film, directed by William Phelps, provides a unique blend of romance, drama, and sports action, making it…
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…