I've Got A Movie To Watch

This week we talk about the best Rom Com that's come out in years. Yes, it's a Rom Com and an action movie. You get the best of both worlds!

This week we get in touch with our emotions with as we discuss Inside Out 2. We talk about all the new and old emotions we are introduced to and how they portray complicated themes to a younger audience.

This week we take a trip down Nostalgia Lane with the first Pokemon Movie. Dakota and Matt discuss their history with the series to close out anime month.

This week we watch Akira and discuss how influential this movie was on pop culture. Also telepathy and motorbikes, WOOH!

This week we watch our second Studui Ghibli film with Princess Mononoke. We discuss the nature of Anime during the 90's and how Ghibli might just have nostalgia backing it up.

This week we start off Anime Month with an emotional roller coaster. We talk about our experiences with anime and what made us love this movie.

This week dig into one of the most explosive movies from last year. We discuss Nolan and his past and how it led him to the Best Picture winner.

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Join us as we discuss the movie of our generation. No but seriously this movie is crazy good.

This week the episode goes 0-100 as we talk about Cats Don't Dance. The episode is unhinged from start to finish, you've been warned.

This week we watch Zodiac and give our opinions on the real life murders the movie is based on.

This week we discuss a timeless classic. We discuss Singin' in the Rain and how it influenced many modern musicals and left a lasting impact on Hollywood.

This week we talk about Yes Man. Are you a Yes Man or a No Man?

This week we have a guest come on and share with us one of their personal picks. We talk about how music can make a movie and the ridiculousness behind the adventure these two brothers go on to save a Children's Home.

This week we start with a movie that we can just sit back and enjoy. We talk about how comedies in the 90' and early 2000's were truly products of their time and an enjoyable time that can't seem to be replicated in the modern era.

This week we watch our last Robin Williams movie for the month. We end on a high note with a movie that starts slow but turns out to be something special by the time the credits roll.

This week we watch a Flubber, a movie we have not seen since childhood. Does it hold up? Does it have some weird scenes? Did it scars us as children and adults? Listen and find out.

This week we discuss life, death and the afterlife in What Dreams May Come. We talk about how the movie was odd, ambitious and confusing all at the same time.

This week we start our Robin Williams month with a comedy classic. We discuss our relationship with Robin Williams and how Mrs. Doubtfire felt like a quintessential film for him.

This week we are taking it easy. We talk about a fun movie that makes us smile all the way through and reminisce on the good ole days of playing video games when we were younger.

This week your hosts talk about 10 Things I Hate About You. We talk about how cringe the 90s and early 2000's were and how the movie is strangely nostalgic, feeling almost like a time capsule.

This week we watch a movie from out childhood. We talk about grief and regret while also discussing family dynamics and childhood imagination.

This week we have on a special guest as we discuss what we consider an underrated comedy. We talk about moments that make us laugh as well as how spoof comedies just aren't as good as they used to be.

This week we watch a classic. We discuss this classic film and how black and white movies just seem to hit different.

This week we watch Fantastic Mr. Fox. We discuss how Mr. Fox is indeed not so fantastic and could be kind of...maybe...just a little full of himself.

This week we watch Good Will Hunting. We dive deep into the many relationships the movie presents as well as the implications behind them.

This week we start a new month with new picks from your hosts as we start with Coraline. We discuss how the movie possibly did not live up to the hype we had going into the movie.

This week your hosts talk about a true Christmas Classic and how we have been sleeping on possibly a new Christmas favorite.

This week we watch a Muppet version of the classic Christmas Carol. We discuss how maybe this one came out a little half baked as well as what other literary classics we enjoyed during our time in school.

This week we watch the live action version of How the Grinch Stole Christmas. We discuss how Dr. Seuss influenced young minds and also what children's books influenced us.

This week your hosts watch a Christmas Comedy Classic. We discuss family dynamics during the holidays and what they mean to us personally.

This week we discuss The Princess Bride and how movies like this can bring us the joy we need sometimes. This timeless classic is discussed by your hosts and their guest as they talk the history behind it as well as their experiences with the film.

This week we talk about a delightful film called Wallace and Gromit Curse of the Were Rabbit. We discuss the nature of stop motion as well as some theories on alternate universe versions of the movie.

This week we tackle a movie with difficult subject matter. Your hosts Dakota and Matt discuss the themes in the movie Whiplash and how toxic work environments can affect you.

This week Matt and Dakota watch a Ghibli film neither have seen before. Is it good? Maybe. Is it memorable? Also maybe.

Yes, we are doing Muppet Treasure Island. Don't Make it a big deal. Also we have our first guest on the podcast. Dakota got her wish as we finish out Tim Curry Month because Matt can't math.

This week Dakota and Matt watch the queen of cult classics, Rocky Horror Picture Show. We discuss our first experiences with the film as well as how it has affected us over the years.

This week Matt and Dakota watch Ridley Scott's Legend. We discuss the fantasy world created by Scott and how he might've bit off more than he could chew.

This week on I've Got a Movie to Watch, Matt and Dakota discuss the original ABC Miniseries of Stephen King's IT. Dakota is miserable and tries to explain to Matt she would rather be with Pennywise than deal with what these poor children go through. We also discuss how Tim Curry still kills every role he is in.

This week Dakota and Matt start off their first themed month with Tim Curry Month. New Tim Curry movie every week for the month of October and this week it is Clue. We discuss how taking a board game and making it into a movie can have its issues as well as taking time to appreciate the man, the myth, the legend that is Tim Curry.

This week Matt and Dakota are watching Wes Anderson's Moonsrise Kingdom. Your hosts discuss the many themes presented in the film as Dakota gushes about how much she loved this movie for her first time watching it.

This week Matt and Dakota watch Crazy Stupid Love. They talk about the characters in the film, their many flaws and how the movie lets the characters be vulnerable to the audience.

In this week's episode Matt and Dakota watch Strange World from Disney. They discuss family dynamics within the movie as well as if Disney seems to be running out of steam when it comes to the themes in the movies they are making currently.

Welcome to I've Got a Movie to Watch. This is a weekly show where we pick a movie we want to recommend to others and take a deep dive into the themes behind them. Follow your hosts Matt and Dakota as they talk about the deeper meanings found in the movies they watch. We hope you join us on this journey.

This week Matt and Dakota discuss one of Steven Spielberg's biggest blockbusters. We take a deep dive into the family dynamics presented in the film as well as how ET became the beloved classic it is today.