#19 - I Finally saw... Do the Right Thing

#19 - I Finally saw... Do the Right Thing

On this episode of the I Finally Saw Podcast show, We are joined by two new faces that I am eager to introduce & discuss the Spike Lee Joint, Do the Right Thing, as part of our Black History Month Series; examining how its themes of racial tensions hold up a mirror to both the many years preceding and following its release.

#18 I Finally Saw... Trainspotting!

today the gang takes on the mid 90s Danny Boyle Classic, Trainspotting. Starring Ewen McGregor, Jonny Lee Miller, Robert Carlyle, Ewen Bremner, Kevin McKidd and Kelly Macdonald as a gang of lackadaisical ragamuffins trying (and mostly failing) to put themselves together.

The Big Fat Quiz 2026

Highly Ho, to all our viewers! Sorry about the delay in uploads, but in the meantime please enjoy and partake in this bonus episode: THE BIG FAT MOVIE QUIZ 2026. Today I have compiled a series of questions I will ask my panelists touching on everything from Sinners to Superman, Kpop Demon hunters to Five NIghts at Freddys, Menacing Mechanical Monkeys A Daring Detective Dogman and much much more! And Hey! Why not play along too, see if you can do better than my friends, and post your score in the comments below! Have Fun!

#17 - I Finally Saw... The Book of Henry!

none of yall better complain about this episode being late (In which the gang gets together to discuss THE BOOK OF HENRY) because our editor was literally in the hospital. Well, anyways, uhhh here you go

#16 - When Harry met Sally

It may be a little out of character for me to be genuine or topical, especially considering the general tone of our discussions on this show. Nevertheless I feel compelled to clarify that this episode was recorded well before the tragedy involving Mr. Reiner & his family. This is, of course, why we did not discuss the event on the show. However, even if there was an opportunity to do so, I do not feel qualified to even attempt to address the topic. So we are presenting the episode as is, because even if somewhat meager, the only tribute I am qualified to present is an earnest discussion of what this beloved work of his meant to me. Godspeed - Austin.