Happily sucked in by the Harry Potter Malariathon
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“I heard about this podcast via Mugglenet, which promoted the fact that they were doing commentary on all 8 Harry Potter films in a marathon watch to raise funds for Against Malaria. Have been loving the Malariathon and look forward to catching up on their previous commentaries. Great podcast for anyone who loves movies.”
mampdx2 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/07/14
More reviews of What Are You Doing, Movie?
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“Great running commentaries on movie after movie after movie. Clever humor and great analysis combined. They love film and, working in the VFX industry, often have good insights, but also love to discuss story structure and such. Cue up the movie and watch alone!”
Tysto via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
01/30/14
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“Four friends in your head has long ended. But still no comparison to other movie commentary’s bliss!!
Four semi-professional guys feeding knowledge on film making, special/practical effects and well basically anything Movie...... A lot!
I personally never have sync a film but sure does entertain...”Read full review »
OxyMo via Apple Podcasts ·
Great Britain ·
10/27/17
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“Nice perspective from people who had worked in the industry. Would like to more reviews on the older classics. However since they work in that industry they tend to be too political in their banter.”
GS640 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/30/13
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