On today's episode we talk about Makato Shinkai's newest animated film, Weathering With You. Makato Shinkai is the mastermind behind the iconic movie Your Name. On this episode we talk about how it follows up from Your Name, it's unique twist and turns, and how we feel about how this movie panned out. We also talk about how animated movies are always thrown in the back seat when it comes to "good movies". Join us in praying for sunshine as we talk about this animated film.⁠

Carmela & Josh catch up after a long time period from when they last recorded. They first pay their respects to Kobe Bryant & his impact. Carmela talks about her newfound love for journaling, her love for the new Mura Masa album, amongst other things going on in her life. Josh talks about his New York trip, his scary movie checklist, his enjoyment of the new Ryan Beatty and many other things. Come hang out and chill with us on this Quick Take episode.

With the Oscars coming up, we decided to have our own little awards ceremony with our own top picks, while we know that there are MANY snubs and ignored nominations that weren't included in the Oscars, for today's episode we pick our personal favorites from the Oscar nominees, while we also look at the actress's Elsie Fisher's picks for her "Elsie Fisher Awards" to even the playing field when it comes to the Oscars & some of the choices we disagree with. Come hear our picks along with following along with the list that we posted on Instagram!

Off of its Golden Globe win, 1917 is making waves in the award season. With the amount of war movies that continuously come out every year, we talk about how this particular war movie stands out, how it caught wind for us, and the unique filming perspective that it took and how it played into its wonderful cinematography.

Cat humans? Human cats? Humicats? A weird combination of cats and humans are exhibited in the new Cats movie. Why are they acting like that? Why is there so much sexual tension? What's going on with the CGI? So many different questions about the existence of this movie and why it was made were NOT answered in this podcast. We're honestly as confused as you are. Listen to how we watched cats & how watching it not sober made it even a worse experience.

Just in time for its OBVIOUS OSCAR SNUB, today's episode is about A24's Uncut Gems.

Possibly Adam Sandler's best performance in this Safdie Brother film. We talk about why we love this movie so much, the connections in the film, and basketball player turned actor. Take this anxiety filled journey with us and see "how we win."

On today's episode we talk about the new Netflix original movie: Marriage Story

Whether you loved it, hated it, couldn't get over that argument scene, we take a deep dive on how we felt about the film, even with the overwhelming force of social media opinions that may have directed our view of the movie one way or another, we give our true feeling on the movie and we talk about this unique portrayal of a fallen apart marriage.

HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE!

Since 2020 is pretty much here, we decided to sum up our year of film at Watch With Sound with the best and worst movies we've watched for 2019. We laughed, we cried, we got angry, and most importantly we watched. Tune in to see our picks for our best and worst films.

Thank you everyone for a wonderful 2019! We're forever grateful for anyone that has listened and supported us throughout the year and we couldn't have ask for a better audience. Let's hope for a great 2020 and we hope to see your ears on this upcoming year! Thanks erryone. - Josh & Carmela

The newest film from "Lady Bird" director Greta Gerwig!

A film that follows 4 individuals lives as they go through womanhood. A unique tale that'll take you on a roller coaster of love and sadness. Hear us talk about this film as we close up 2019!

HAPPY HOLIDAYS EVERYONE!

On this festive episode, Josh & Carmela talk about their favorite Christmas movies, which both feature Alan Rickman (RIP). We take a deep dive into whether or not Die Hard is a Christmas movie. Hear Josh's (somewhat) convoluted evaluation on Christmas movies and how Die Hard falls into that criteria. We also talk about Love Actually's bad aging, why it still stays with people, and evaluate each story line within the movie.

What are your favorite Christmas movies?