It's Still New to Us, Dammit!

We messed up again and I blame capitalism and TJ. This week we accidentally review both England is Mine and Last Days. Enjoy and follow us on our Facebook page and Twitter @ it_dammit .

In this episode, we watched the 1995 film Sense and Sensibility and if you like watching wet paint dry, you'll love this episode because it is just like that.

We're going back in time and not in a fun way. For this week's episode, we watched the 1988 film Dangerous Liaisons. So get ready to see people be treated like trash by the rich, just like today.

In this episode, we discuss the 2014 film, Love and Mercy. Get ready to surf the waves of trauma and mental illness. Cowabunga, dude!

In this episode, we watch the 1992 film Singles. So have fun, stay single or become a mime.

We discuss the 1990 film Miller's Crossing on this week's show. So get ready for an hour of wood talk.

In this episode, we decide to do something a little different and talk about what is going on in the world and how we can change it. NOT! We're just going to talk about movies like we always do. The only difference is that it's not new to us.

In this episode, we discuss the 1999 film, Magnolia. Also, the best way to arrange a flower garden.

This week we talk about the 1981 film Time Bandits and all other things that have to deal with time like daylight savings, clocks, and Morris Day. Tune in and follow with SoundCloud, Anchor, Spotify, and on our social media with Twitter and Facebook.

On this episode of It's Still New to Us, Dammit! We watch the 1997 film Boogie Nights and talk about dicks. Get ready to feel uncomfortable.

On this weeks It's Still New to Us, Dammit! We discuss the 1988 film The Adventures of Baron Munchausen. Plus, we share some dark personal secrets like Mo's secret life as a Swiss clock maker.

On this week's episode we discuss the 1991 film "The Fisher King" which surprisingly has a lot to do with football. Okay that was lie it has nothing to do with football.

On this weeks episode of It's Still New to Us, Dammit! We discuss the new Paul Thomas Anderson film Licorice Pizza and yes we did try to sneak in a full pizza and licorice into the theater and told we're told to leave.

On this weeks's "It's Still New to Us, Dammit!" we're doing a minisode to discuss the next six movies we're doing, So, strap in because you're in for a very comfortable and easy ride because this is a podcast not a car.

On this week's episode of It's Still New to Us, Dammit! We watched the 1981 sex comedy Porky's. The most progressive movie of the 1980's, no seriously.

On this weeks It's Still New to Us, Dammit! We watch the 1969 X-rated classic Midnight Cowboy. We were expecting to see a lot of penises but instead we found the power of friendship.

On this weeks It's Still New to Us, Dammit! We watch the 1994 film Clifford. So get ready for a 40 year old pretending to be 10 year old and two man children talking about it.

On this weeks episode of It's Still New to Us, Dammit! We watch the 1988 Steve Martin and Michael Caine film Dirty Rotten Scoundrels. So make sure you have clean ears because it is going to get real dirty. Seriously, TJ and I said things on this podcast that we regret to this day. TJ's father can't even look him in the face still.

Welcome to the first official episode of It's Still New to Us, Dammit! In this episode you talk about the action packed world of divorce when we watched the 1979 classic Kramer vs Kramer. So strap yourself in emotionally of course and prepare for a messy ride.

On this weeks show we watch the 1987 film disaster Ishtar and wonder, why?

Welcome to the official restart of It's Still New to Us, Dammit! or we messed up the recording of Momento and didn't do it over again so we decided to restart the podcast. We're not that smart.

This week on It's Still New to Us, Dammit! We watch the 1969 classic They Shoot Horses, Don't They? Where we learn that rich people have always been assholes and that Red Buttons is the MVP of life.

In this weeks episode of It's Still New to Us, Dammit! (We Haven't Seen It) we talk about the 1955 classic Night of the Hunter. So get ready to hear us talk about drunk old men, peeing on things, and our new boy toy Robert Mitchum.