In our final episode recorded from New York City (for now, at least) we bring on our buddy and resident Star Wars nerd Pete Bladel to break down the trailer for Star Wars: Episode IX The Rise of Skywalker. 

In the interest of full disclosure: I'm not sure (this is Mike by the way) I'm not sure if I correctly spelled "Semetary" the way Stephen King has it in the title of his original novel or how it's stylized for the 2019 film. I'm not going to check either because you know what? If they misspelled it for the novel, we can misspell it for a podcast. 

In this episode, we talk about the latest Pet Semetary adaptation. We also start off with a nice debate over the name of the place where priests train to become priests. 

The most anticipated movie of 2019 is finally here - in this episode we break down Avengers: Endgame. This one has TONS of spoilers, so beware if you're trying to avoid that sort of thing. 

In this episode we review the strong second effort from Jordan Peele: Us. In this wide-ranging episode we also go on a tangent about horror in general and our own personal fears. 

In today's episode we're talking about the latest superhero movie to hit theaters - nope, not that one - the delightful Shazam. 

After an extended spring break, we had to make a comeback for the most anticipated film of 2019: Avengers: End Game. In today's episode, we review the trailer in advance of the movie hitting theaters on Thursday night. 

After a quick argument over the genre of the movie, we eventually work our way towards talking about Captive State. 

We're back! After a few weeks off, we've returned to review the latest in the MCU: Captain Marvel. 

It's a big sequel week here at We Just Saw A Movie. Check out this episode where we talk about How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World. We also discuss another shushing experience for Mike. 

We all know Elizabeth loves Groundhog's Day movies, but what about movies about alternate dimensions? Only one way to find out: listen to this episode where we discuss Happy Death Day 2U, the sequel to Happy Death Day.