Hawkeyes

Helloooooo! We're back and we're joined by Jacquis Neal (@jacquisneal) from the Culture Kings and I'm Your Host to talk about the iconic, the beloved, the oft-referenced, Training Day! The 2001 film stars Denzel Washington and, of course, our very own Ethan Hawke. Not to mention so many other recognizable names and faces!! 

This feels like a real landmark film on our journey through Ethan Hawke's filmography and we're so excited that we made it and that you're along for the ride!

We're guestless again and talking about another Richard Linklater movie! That's right, we're talking Tape, the 2001 film starring Robert Sean Leonard, Uma Thurman, and our very own Ethan Hawke! We check in, argue, and agree to disagree on a few things. What fun!

Listen and let us know if you've seen Tape and what you thought about it on any of our social media. You can find us @hawkeyespod on Twitter, Instagram, Facebook, and Tumblr!

This week we get back to our roots - it's a solo episode! A duo episode? Well - we're guest-less. And we're talking about Richard Linklater's film Waking Life, a monumental film in animation. The first ever rotoscoped film!

And, of course, we're talking Ethan Hawke. Hawke reprises his role as Jesse (from the Before series) for a brief scene in this dream of a movie.

On this episode, we're joined by the ever-so-lovely hosts of The RomCom Effect, Katie Chillson (@katiechil21) & Lena Olson (@trolololson) to discuss the 2000 film, Hamlet! So many stars - Bill Murray, Julia Stiles, Liev Schreiber, and (of course) Ethan Hawke!

Listen for our hot takes on Shakespeare, math, and much more on this episode of Hawkeyes! Ca-caw!

Honestly, this was a kind of difficult movie to talk about. We're used to joking about Ethan Hawke's artsy lines and romances gone wrong, but this week we had the task of discussing Snow Falling on Cedars, a movie which takes place during World War II and focuses a lot around the discrimination against Japanese Americans in the U.S. before, during, and after WWII. Of course, Ethan Hawke still falls in love, but it was definitely a different kind of movie from the ones we've discussed before.

We're joined by the wonderful Alex Button (@_abutton, Double Trouble Feature) who shares with us her belief that birds aren't real - truly a shocking twist on a show where we regularly share "Hawk Facts."

Hey gang! This week we're talking about Joe the King (directed by Frank Whaley, who you may know from A Midnight Clear or his recent cameo in Hustlers). And we're joined by the very fun and cool Kevin Bartelt (@kevbartelt, Maybe Don't).

In this one, Ethan Hawke plays a guidance counselor - who wears sandals! He's only in a few scenes, but we wish he had more. Don't we always, though?

This week, we're joined by friend and film aficionado Anthony Lopez (The Creature Compendium, @cubanlopez) to discuss the 1998 film, The Velocity of Gary. Ethan Hawke has a minor role, but his frequent collaborator Vincent D'Onofrio plays one of the main characters.

Listen to this week's episode for some good chats, more Batman talk, and occasional input from executive producer and former guest, Gio Bayani!

Buckle up! It's going to be a bumpy ride as we hop in our Model T and talk about the 1920s bank robbing romp, The Newton Boys! We're joined by friend and guest, Nicole Wianecki (@nmwianecki) to discuss this star-studded, Richard Linklater-directed flick!

*Taylor Swift voice* Everything is green! Her clothes! Her crazy aunt's house!

That's right! This week we're talking about Alfonso Cuaron's 1998 film, Great Expectations! And we're joined by special guest, Scott Youngbauer (Movies That Made Us Gay, @scottyoungballer). There are so many fun and very 90s things to discuss, such as Ethan Hawke's hair and the soundtrack featuring Chris Cornell.

Be sure to check out Scott's podcast, Movies That Made Us Gay, for more great conversation like this!

Boy, oh boy, do we have some fun guests this week! Ryan Pig (@ryanpig) and Eddie Furth (@iameddiefurth) from Historical Roast (@historicalroast) join us to talk about Gattaca. Not that much, but some!

It's a real hoot, there are lots of impressions and noises of a Rubik's Cube being solved. If you had fun, be sure to check out their show on Netflix, live in person, or on iTunes!