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This is not the promised episode on Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and The Nice Guys, but The Watson Brother's sat down and decided to just shoot the breeze (no pun intended). They discussed Colin Trevorrow's exit from Star Wars Episode XI, various other things, and is IT a horror film, and the aversion to calling it that.

Music: Pop Will Eat Itself - Ich Bin Ein Auslander; The Stooges - Search & Destroy; My Own Private Alaska - After You

This episode from the Watson Brother's is late... It's David's fault. They talk Lethal Weapon (1987) and The Last Boy Scout (1991). David happens to be drunk during the last half, and Duane is awesome and on point. Duane didn't write this description. Honest.

Promos: The Psychosemantic Podcast; Short Bus Cinema

Music: Black Light Burns: How To Look Naked; Childish Gambino: Bonfire; Killing Joke: The Death and Resurrection Show

The Brother's Watson give you a nice quick little breakdown of their thoughts on Fred Dekker's last directorial effort, the much maligned RoboCop 3. Hopefully, they don't lose listener's as they partially defend the film while acknowledging it's blatant flaws.

Listen and enjoy!

We're back! After a hiatus The Watson Brother's begin a dive into the films of Fred Dekker and Shane Black (appropriately titled Black 'n' Dekker Month). This episode they cover the first two films in Fred Dekker's career with 1986's Night of the Creeps followed by 1987's Shane Black co-written The Monster Squad. They talk the nuance and craft of making a genre-mashing classic like Creeps, and also about whether their parents were in their right mind to let them watch The Monster Squad when they did.

They also address the passing of legendary director George A. Romero, as well as the phenomenal actor Martin Landau.

But first they discuss what they've been Watch, Reading, and/or Listening to;

Duane:

The Happiness Project by Gretchen Rubin

The Gunslinger by Stephen King

Game of Owns Podcast

To Speak of Wolves - Dead in the Shadow (2017)

David:

Your Movie Sucks DOT ORG (Specifically the episodes on Megan is Missing and Adam Green's Frozen)

Kong: Skull Island (2017)

Red Letter Media's re:View of George A. Romero's Martin

Promos:

The Podcast Under the Stairs

Cinema PSYOPS

The Little Pod of Horrors

In this episode of the Watch.Read.Listen. podcast, David and Duane discuss David Fincher's 2007 film Zodiac, based on Robert Graysmith's book of the same name, and Don Siegel's 1971 film Dirty Harry, loosely based on the Zodiac Killer.

This Week:

Duane:

Tale Foundry (YouTube)

As the Story Grows (podcast) - Living Sacrifice "Reborn" Special

Dead Poets Society

David:

The Blackcoat's Daughter (2015)

The Fifth Column (podcast)

Vice News - Evergreen College

We also go on a bit of a tangent with a political discussion, because, you know, reasons.

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Duane and David tackle Jordan Peele's 2017 breakout film, Get Out. They try their best to unpack the film as a couple of white dude's who grew up in the south. They find a lot to love about the film, and even discuss how smart it is that Peele didn't go the didactic route with his socio-political film. THIS WEEK: Duane: The Handmaid's Tale (book, and Hulu Series; DJ Cumberbund; Nerdwriter - Superheroes Get Old; Interview with Cory Doctorow; Logan NOIR David: Twin Peaks - The Return (first 4 episodes); The Keeper's (first 5 episodes) Promos: Cinema PSYOPS; The Psychosemanticast; The Little Pod of Horrors Music: Faith No More - Get Out; At The Drive-In - Invalid Litter Dept. Make sure to check us out on Facebook at Watch.Read.Listen. Podcast (both the Group, and the regular page), and hey, those iTunes reviews, give us 5 stars if you feel like we deserve it.

On this special edition of Watch.Read.Listen., Duane flies a metaphorical plane solo across the equally metaphorical sea of Criticism as he discusses his current thinking on the purpose of criticism and what critics should do. He also feels really weird typing this in the third person, but hey, what can ya do?

Stuff mentioned in this episode:

C.S. Lewis's On Stories

Comic Book Girl 19:

- LIVE: 45 minutes of bitching about X-Men Apocalypse

- Doctor Strange Review

Devin Faraci's X-Men: Apocalypse Review

C.S. Lewis and E.M.W. Tillyard's The Personal Heresy: A Controversy

Please join us next week (hopefully!) for our discussion of Jordan Peele's Get Out (2017).

Duane and David are back! And the delay is all the little brother's fault. He took way to long editing an episode that was recorded over a week ago. If you want to replace him go to our facebook page and let Duane know that he needs to shit can him. David wrote this, so he isn't linking to the page so he doesn't get fired. We asked the peeps to ask us some questions and we answered them without completely embarrassing ourselves. There is also an apperance by the great Sir Dalton, the Wise. So tune in! And if you liked what you heard go to the web-site, www.watchreadlisten.net, and read and listen to everything the boys have done!

David, and Duane, dive head first into the first non-saga entry in the Star Wars universe with Rogue One: A Star Wars Story. They discuss story elements they like, where they think a more interesting story might lie, and shoe-horning in characters so that you can clap when they appear on screen. They also shoe-horn in a little discussion on Star Wars: The Last Jedi (because everyone else is...so why not). THIS WEEK Duane: Mr. Sunday Movies - The Last Jedi; Better Call Saul, Season Two; Channel Zero: Candle Cove; Dimension 404; Mother Tongue by Bill Bryson; The Choir - Wide Eyed Wonder Live David: Better Call Saul, Season Two; Carnage Park; The Nerd Crew by Red Letter Media Promos: The Hail Ming Power Hour; Short Bus Cinema And check out a bunch of other great podcast at Legion Podcasts! MUSIC: David Bowie - Heroes; Oasis - Heroes

A little late, but here is the second half of Duane and David's The Matrix Trilogy talk as they dive into the sequels 2003's The Matrix Reloaded, and 2003's (see what I did there) The Matrix Revolutions. Hope you guys enjoy! And don't forget to give us a rating on iTunes if you enjoy what we do! There is no this week, as we recorded this at the same time as The Matrix (1999) talk. And tune in, in a few days when we drop our thoughts on Rogue One (2016)!