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The film industry had its chance. Now Geoff and Rick are fixing it. Welcome to “I’d Watch That!” Guided by the audience and a random roll of the dice, Rick and Geoff create movie magic in real time. All you have to do is listen, enjoy, and ask yourself if I'd Watch That?

  1. 1d ago

    Episode 17: How to Shake Your Tale

    WARNING, the movie explanation is just half the episode. I mean, this one goes wild! Genre: Gothic Horror Starring: Rebecca Ferguson, John Lithgow, Viggo Mortensen, Jeff Goldblum. And Snoop Dogg Prague. Perpetual rain. Ancient stone. When museum specialist Eleanor Voss (Rebecca Ferguson) is tasked with cataloguing a newly acquired medieval gargoyle sculpture, she thinks it's just another job. But as the celestial clock ticks toward a rare astronomical alignment, one that occurs only every 500 years, the stone begins to breathe. Inside the crate, Aldric (Viggo Mortensen), a gargoyle cursed to watch the centuries pass, slowly wakes. And he remembers her. He always remembers her. But across the city, down at the rain-soaked docks, another crate never made it to the museum. Malachar (John Lithgow), ancient, calculating, and consumed by centuries of bitterness. With his own dark agenda for the night the planets align, he begins to move through the shadows of Prague's gothic streets toward the woman at the centre of it all. As spires loom overhead and cobblestones slick with rain reflect the dying light, Eleanor must choose between the world she knows and a love that has outlasted empires. Some tales don't end. They simply wait. How to Shake Your Tale — let go of the past… or be turned to stone by it. Give us your movie title ideas and tell us if You'd Watch That at the following: FacebookInstagramYouTube or email us at idwatchthis@gmail.com

    Episode 17: How to Shake Your Tale
  2. Sep 24

    Episode 13: Go Small and Go Home

    GENRE: Cat and Mouse CAST: Billie Piper, Christian Serratos, Jon Bernthal, Jeremy Irons, Bill Murray Some jobs are too small to notice. Some mistakes are too big to survive. Go Small and Go Home Jolene (Billie Piper) and Beth (Christian Serratos) had one simple rule: don't get greedy. Two sharp, streetwise women with nothing to lose and everything to gain, they devised the perfect plan. Hit five safety deposit boxes in one quietly mafia-owned bank, pocket enough to disappear forever, and never look back. No fuss. No headlines. No bodies. Go small, and go home. But buried among the cash and jewels was something they weren't supposed to find. A document. A secret. The kind that makes powerful men very, very nervous  and very, very dangerous. Now, two rival crime families, the imperiously composed Sid (Jeremy Irons) and the deceptively affable Mr. Kakishaki (Bill Murray)  have set aside their long-running war for one unified purpose: getting it back. And they've dispatched the one man who always gets the job done. Detective Somersby (Jon Bernthal) isn't a cop. He isn't exactly CIA either; though he carries a badge that says otherwise. He's a fixer. A ghost. A man who leaves no witnesses, no loose ends, and no forwarding address. He moves through towns like a slow-burning fuse, calm as Sunday morning right up until the moment everything explodes. Every diner owner, every motel clerk, every gas station attendant who so much as glances in the wrong direction… won't be glancing at anything ever again. Jolene and Beth don't know who he is. They don't know what they have. And they are running out of road. Pursued across faded motels, abandoned buildings, and blood-soaked backroads, with two crime families closing in from one side and a relentless, dead-eyed phantom on the other, the pair must figure out not just how to survive, but why everyone is so desperate to stop them. Because some secrets are worth more than money. And some men can't be bargained with, can't be charmed, and absolutely cannot be stopped.

  3. Sep 17

    Episode 12: Scamper to Safety

    Welcome back to the prime time movie show where anything is possible, as long as you think long enough. This week the guys have all the ingredients to make a great film, but do they have imagination to build it? Scamper to Safety  Genre: Fantasy Starring: Amy Poehler · Tommy Lee Jones Deep beneath the enchanted realm of Jammerbob, the Womagobs have lived in secret for centuries. Small, magical, cute, furry and hidden from the world above. When young Emily Womagob (voiced by Amy Poehler) discovers her mother is gravely ill, she sets out on a desperate quest to find the rare healing ingredients that could save her life. But Emily was never meant to stray far from home, and the world beyond Jammerbob holds dangers no Womagob has ever faced. Captured mid-journey by a cunning and ruthless showman (Tommy Lee Jones), a failed man who found power by dragging magical creatures into the real world for profit, Emily is hauled through a portal and into the fog-drenched streets of 1920s London, where she becomes the star attraction of his travelling circus of mythical creatures. Lost in a world that was never meant to know she exists, Emily must find her courage, outsmart her captor, and find a way back to Jammerbob before her mother runs out of time. Sometimes the bravest thing you can do is scamper. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share, but most importantly, would you watch that? idwatchthis@gmail.com ⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Instagram

  4. Sep 3

    Episode 10: Dogs Can't Speak Words

    In this episode Rick and Geoff make the most of a difficult situation, making an adventure movie using the title "Dogs Can't Speak Words with no fewer than SIX cast members. Listen to find out how the boys made it work and tell them if you'd watch that! Dogs Can't Speak Words "Some legends are worth digging up." Genre: Adventure / Family Comedy Cast: Zendaya, Boyd Holbrook, Keanu Reeves, Salma Hayek, Michael Keaton, Olivier Richters When an ancient Tibetan legend speaks of treasure buried by generations of loyal dogs, most dismiss it as folklore. But for Zendaya and her boyfriend Chad (Boyd Holbrook), it's the adventure of a lifetime, until they vanish into the mountains without a trace. Enter Geoff Hayek (Keanu Reeves), a mild-mannered academic who'd rather teach history than live it, and his wife Tiana Reeves (Salma Hayek), a successful adventure novelist whose stories are far more real than anyone suspects. When they receive a cryptic postcard from their daughter Sarah (Zendaya) alongside a photo of her with Chad, the son of notorious treasure hunter Shane Derrickson (Michael Keaton), they realize she's in grave danger. Racing against time, Geoff and Tiana journey to Tibet during the annual Dog Festival, where locals still celebrate the legendary canines. Following clues that lead them through bustling markets, treacherous mountain paths, and encounters with eccentric villagers, they discover that Sarah is being shadowed by Derrickson's towering henchman Dwayne (Olivier Richters), a seven-foot two giant whose attempts at stealth are hilariously unsuccessful. As Salma's hidden skills as an adventurer are revealed (much to Geoff's bewilderment), the couple discovers that the legend is real: generations of dogs have been trained to bury treasure in a hidden cavern, accessible only through a quicksand entrance that's claimed many seekers. Inside, they find Sarah (Zendaya) and Chad trapped in a glittering cave filled with gems, gold, and an unfortunate amount of canine waste guarded by dozens of devoted dogs still fulfilling their ancient duty. But Derrickson won't let a little sparkly dog mess stand between him and fortune. In a climactic showdown filled with backflips, roundhouse kicks, bumbling henchmen, and one very unexpected hero moment from Geoff, the family must outwit the villain and decide the treasure's true fate, all while the loyal dogs watch with tilted heads and wagging tails. Don't forget to follow the socials and give your film ideas, or email us your thoughts: idwatchthis@gmail.com Instagram Facebook

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The film industry had its chance. Now Geoff and Rick are fixing it. Welcome to “I’d Watch That!” Guided by the audience and a random roll of the dice, Rick and Geoff create movie magic in real time. All you have to do is listen, enjoy, and ask yourself if I'd Watch That?