The Long Watch

Harlly Lewis, Jeaun Lewis and Lawson Kiehne

Each week Harlly Lewis, Jeaun Lewis and Lawson Kiehne work their way through “The List”, an overly long and unnecessarily complex catalogue of films of all genres. It may seem like madness, but there are rules - even if only Lawson understands them.

  1. MAR 7

    Episode 326: Our Favourite Films of 2025

    Join Harlly, Jeaun, and Lawson as they once again try to distract themselves from the horrors of the year that was by focusing on the movies instead. ALSO DISCUSSED * The Fifth Element (1997) * A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms: Season 1 (2026) * Nuremberg (2025) PITH TAKES * The Great Gatsby (play, 2026) * Ptolemy’s Gate (novel, 2005) * The Ring of Solomon (novel, 2010) HARLLY’S TOP 10 10 - Weapons 9 - Bugonia 8 - Frankenstein 7 - Superman 6 - The Long Walk 5 - The Life of Chuck 4 - Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery 3 - Train Dreams 2 - Sinners 1 - 28 Years Later HONOURABLE MENTIONS: Bring Her Back, Eddington, Heart Eyes, Mickey 17, The Running Man DISHONOURABLE MENTION: The Electric State THE HANS MOLEMAN AWARD FOR PHYSICAL COMEDY: The Naked Gun THE GOLDEN BARNEY: The Life of Chuck / Train Dreams (tied) JEAUN’S TOP 10 10 - Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery 9 - Weapons 8 - Bring Her Back 7 - Bugonia 6 - Frankenstein 5 - Eddington 4 - Heart Eyes 3 - The Life of Chuck 2 - 28 Years Later 1 - Sinners DISHONOURABLE MENTION: Wolf Man HONOURABLE MENTIONS: The Black Phone 2, Final Destination: Bloodlines, The Long Walk, The Naked Gun, Train Dreams LAWSON’S TOP 10 10 - The Rule of Jenny Pen 9 - Eddington 8 - Together 7 - The Long Walk 6 - Sinners 5 - The Life of Chuck 4 - Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery 3 - After the Hunt 2 - Heart Eyes 1 - 28 Years Later DISHONOURABLE MENTION: Until Dawn HONOURABLE MENTIONS: Frankenstein, Nuremberg, Shelby Oaks, Superman, Weapons Read Harlly and Jeaun's Blog at https://onthebrightsidemedia.home.blog/ Read Lawson's Blog at https://exitthroughthecandycounter.wordpress.com/

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Each week Harlly Lewis, Jeaun Lewis and Lawson Kiehne work their way through “The List”, an overly long and unnecessarily complex catalogue of films of all genres. It may seem like madness, but there are rules - even if only Lawson understands them.