Chasing the Whimsy
CTW's Movies that Made Us
Old Man Ben and his friends Lasagna and Hammer as they revisit the movies that shaped them—emotionally, creatively, and sometimes questionably. From the cartoons that sparked their love of animation, to the anime that blew their minds, to the scrappy indie films of the 90s and the comedies that walked the line between absurdity and brilliance, nothing is off the table. Each episode, they watch, debate, and celebrate the films that left a mark on their lives. Whether you’re here for nostalgia, discovery, or just to hear three friends passionately disagree, pull up a seat. Join the convo.
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Jul 9, 2026
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Episodes
MTMU: Some Like it Hot 09.07.2026 49:05
In this episode, the hosts discuss the classic film 'Some Like It Hot', exploring its themes, characters, and cultural impact. They delve into the film's portrayal of gender and identity through cross-dressing, the significance of Marilyn Monroe's role, and personal connections to the movie. The conversation highlights the film's progressive nature for its time and its relevanc...
MTMU: Poolhall Junkies 25.06.2026 39:54
In this episode, the hosts dive into a detailed review of the movie 'Pool Hall Junkies,' exploring its themes of hustling, nostalgia, and personal connections. They reflect on their own experiences related to the film, discuss cultural context, and share insights on the film's impact and relevance today. The conversation also touches on future movie selections and the importance of vie...
MTMU: KIDS 18.06.2026 35:04
The conversation delves into the film 'Kids' (1995), exploring its controversial themes surrounding teenage life, sexuality, and the HIV crisis. The hosts discuss the raw and unfiltered portrayal of youth culture in the 90s, the consequences of reckless behavior, and the film's lasting impact on societal perceptions of adolescence. They reflect on the importance of cautionary tales in...
MTMU- The Black Donnelly's 11.06.2026 40:47
In this episode, the hosts review the short-lived series 'The Black Donnellys,' exploring its unique blend of family dynamics and gangster themes. They discuss the show's premise, character arcs, and emotional impact, while reflecting on its cancellation and the storytelling techniques that set it apart from other series of its time. The conversation highlights the show's cult stat...
MTMU: PCU 04.06.2026 34:37
In this episode, the hosts discuss the 1994 film PCU, exploring its themes, cultural relevance, and nostalgic value. They analyze the characters, performances, and how the film fits into the broader landscape of 90s comedies. The conversation also touches on the evolution of college films and the impact of political correctness on humor. Opening Theme created by Remedial M-Theory Follow, Subscribe...
MTMU- Dogma 28.05.2026 39:53
In this episode, the hosts delve into the film 'Dogma' directed by Kevin Smith, exploring its themes, cultural impact, and the unique blend of comedy and serious commentary on religion. They reflect on the film's 25th anniversary, its notable cast, and the significance of its dialogue and storytelling. The conversation also touches on the evolution of Kevin Smith's work and the rel...
MTMU: Sharknado 21.05.2026 35:28
In this episode, the hosts dive into the cult classic 'Sharknado,' exploring its absurd premise, cultural significance, and the enjoyment derived from its campy nature. They discuss the film's unique blend of horror and comedy, the notable cast, and the legacy of low-budget films that have gained cult followings. The conversation highlights the fun of watching such movies without takin...
CTW's MTMU: My Neighbor Totoro 14.05.2026 40:17
In this conversation, the speakers delve into their thoughts on the animated film 'Totoro' from Studio Ghibli, discussing their initial impressions, the artistic details of the animation, and the deeper themes of childhood innocence and cultural context. They reflect on the nostalgia associated with childhood movies, the importance of translation in understanding cultural nuances, and thei...
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