What Do You Think of This?!

One podcast season to rule them all. This week, Jeff and Josue close out Season 4 — our Year of Trilogies — by skipping straight to the end of one of our favorite trilogies ever: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003). It’s our season finale, our milestone 75th episode, and the end of WDYT?! in its current format… so naturally, we picked the movie famous for having about eight ending...

You’ve reached After the Credits — where we dig into the extra trivia, weird details, and leftover thoughts from Toy Story 3. Jeff & Josue stick around for one last trip to Sunnyside with behind-the-scenes facts, animation breakthroughs, and a few classic rabbit trails that somehow take us from Pixar… to Avatar… to Titanic (yes, really). From Tom Hanks and Tim Allen recording together to boost...

Pixar did it again. They lured us in with new toys, fresh adventure, and… Spanish Buzz? Then they pulled the rug out and gave us moments of real reflection about growing up and letting go. This week, Jeff and Josue revisit Toy Story 3 (2010) —the movie that sends Andy to college, drops the toys into Sunnyside Daycare, and somehow turns into a prison break story with one of Pixar’s most emotional e...

You’ve reached After the Credits — where we dig into the extra trivia, weird details, and leftover thoughts from Back to the Future Part III. Jeff & Josue stick around for one last ride through the Wild West with behind-the-scenes facts, casting “what ifs,” and a few hilarious rabbit trails that didn’t make the main episode. From wild on-set stories and surprise almost-cameos to stunt work, ZZ...

We’re heading back… to 1885. This week, Jeff & Josue wrap up the trilogy with Back to the Future Part III (1990)—the Wild West finale that swaps hoverboards for horses and turns Doc Brown into a romantic leading man. (and wraps up one of the most iconic trilogies of all time.) As kids, this one felt like the “extra” sequel. As adults? It might be the most complete ending of the trilogy. We tal...

Still here? Let’s log back on for After the Credits. Did Joe Fox accidentally misidentify a Jane Austen novel? Why don’t some of the email voiceovers match what’s on screen? Jeff & Josue stick around for a few leftover thoughts, early internet nostalgia, and a few behind-the-scenes details you probably never noticed. It’s a relaxed, slightly tech-nerdy cooldown for anyone who isn’t quite ready...

We’re logging on, hearing the dial-up tone… and catching feelings. This week, Jeff & Josue revisit You’ve Got Mail (1998)—the ultimate late-90s rom-com that turned email into romance and bookstores into battlegrounds. As kids, this movie felt cozy, charming, and maybe a little slow. As adults? It hits slightly differently. We talk about the nostalgia of early internet culture (AOL, chat rooms,...

You’ve reached After the Credits — where we unpack the extra trivia, weird details, and leftover thoughts from Toy Story 2 (1999). Jeff & Josue stick around for extra thoughts, Pixar trivia, and the behind-the-scenes stories from Toy Story 2 (1999) that didn’t make the main episode. Is Toy Story 2 actually better than the original—or is that just nostalgia talking? Why were critics comparing i...

Toy Story 2 (1999) might be Pixar’s smartest sequel — and one of its saddest. This week, Jeff and Josue revisit the movie that somehow turned a toy rescue story into a surprisingly heavy meditation on identity, abandonment, and whether being preserved is better than being loved for a little while. As kids, this one felt big, funny, and full of cool new characters. As adults? It hits a lot harder....

You’ve reached After the Credits — our bonus hangout just for podcast listeners. Jeff & Josue stick around for a few leftover thoughts, IMDb rabbit holes, and behind-the-scenes curiosities from Mr. Holland’s Opus (1995) that didn’t quite fit in the main episode. Do you know whether every deaf character in the film was actually played by a real deaf actor? What exactly are Glenn and Cole signin...

Did your teacher ever show this movie in class? This week we take a break from our trilogy run to revisit one of Jeff’s nostalgic favorites: Mr. Holland’s Opus (1995). It’s the kind of movie many of us remember watching in school — a heartfelt tribute to music teachers and the quiet impact they can have over decades in the classroom. But revisiting it now raises a bigger question: what kind of leg...

You’ve reached After the Credits — our bonus hangout just for podcast listeners. Jeff & Josue stick around to swap weird trivia, sequel oddities, and the behind-the-scenes stuff that didn’t make the main episode. Why isn’t George McFly really in Part II? Is Biff the real MVP? And what random relics are hiding in the Blast from the Past shop window? Plus: Spanish dub surprises, how Michael J. F...

We’re officially into sequel territory. This week we revisit Back to the Future Part II (1989), the hoverboard-fueled follow-up that promised flying cars and self-lacing shoes… then gave us Biff’s dystopian empire instead. As kids, this felt like the coolest movie in the trilogy. As adults, it feels a little more… complicated. Did this sequel expand the story in brilliant ways? Or did it pile on t...

We’re back with another round of After the Credits — a bonus segment just for podcast listeners. Jeff & Josue wrap up their Toy Story conversation with leftover thoughts, IMDb rabbit holes, voice-cast surprises, continuity quirks, and the kind of questions that only come up after the main episode ends. From finally placing Andy’s mom’s voice (and realizing why it sounded so familiar), to early...

We’re kicking off a brand-new trilogy with the movie that changed animation forever: Toy Story (1995). 🧸🚀 This week, Jeff & Josue revisit Pixar’s groundbreaking debut—not just to see if it still holds up, but to unpack why it worked so well in the first place. From talking toys and existential crises to jealousy, loyalty, and growing up, Toy Story turns a kid’s premise into a surprisingly th...

We’re back in the kitchen for Test Kitchen #6 , and this time we’re building a full menu out of the on-screen movie food from our Season 3 films 😋🍽️ Jeff and Josue revisit Home Alone, The Princess Bride, Who Framed Roger Rabbit, Demolition Man, and Hook — one bite (and one questionable idea) at a time. From Kevin’s famously ignored mac & cheese, to a cherry limeade Battle of Wits , radioactiv...

You’ve reached After the Credits — a bonus segment just for podcast listeners. Jeff & Josue dig into leftover thoughts, weird trivia, continuity quirks, IMDb rabbit holes, and behind-the-scenes curiosities from Back to the Future (1985) that didn’t quite fit in the main episode. From alternate TV edits and timeline slip-ups, to Marty’s band name, guitar amp anachronisms, Oscar wins, abandoned...

HEYYYY — welcome to What Do You Think of This?! Season 4 is here, and we’re going 88 miles per hour into something we’ve never done before: a full year of trilogies . 🚗⚡️ To kick things off, Jeff & Josue revisit Back to the Future (1985) — the time-travel classic that somehow manages to be hilarious, stressful, heartfelt, and endlessly rewatchable all at the same time. We hit the big stuff:...

It’s our Season 3 Finale , and we’re revisiting a true Christmas classic: Miracle on 34th Street (1947). From Kris Kringle’s quiet confidence to Doris Walker’s carefully constructed worldview, we explore why this movie continues to resonate — especially its timeless questions about belief, faith, and the risks of hope. Then we close out the season by introducing the WDYT?! Season 3 Awards — a cele...

Kevin McCallister turns 35 this year — and so does the movie that made him a legend. 🎄🔥 This week, Jeff & Josue revisit Home Alone (1990), the Christmas classic that shaped entire generations of ‘90s kids and continues to dominate holiday watchlists. From forgotten plane tickets to furnace trauma, booby-trapped basements, and the unexpectedly emotional themes you don’t notice as a kid, this...

Happy Thanksgiving from WDYT?! 🦃 This holiday MINI’SODE kicks off with a special kid-intro before Jeff & Josue dive straight into Feast Mode — a fast, funny movie-food quiz filled with iconic bites and nostalgic moments from the films we grew up on. Then in Thankful Bites , the guys share the movies, soundtracks, and comfort franchises they’re grateful for this year — from surprise favorites...

Jeff & Josue head back to 1947 Hollywood (by way of 1988) for one of the strangest, boldest movies of their childhoods — Who Framed Roger Rabbit. 🐰🕵️‍♂️ They explore what makes this movie such a wild blend of noir grit, slapstick animation, and jokes no child should’ve understood. From Eddie Valiant’s grief and Jessica Rabbit’s infamous entrance to Judge Doom’s nightmare-fuel reveal and the P...

It’s the Live-Action x Animation MINI’SODE!  Jeff grills Josue on movies where r eal actors collide with cartoons —from Who Framed Roger Rabbit to Space Jam, Enchanted, Pete’s Dragon, Bedknobs & Broomsticks, Cool World , and 2022’s Chip ’n Dale: Rescue Rangers .  Plus a music-video twist with “Take On Me” rotoscoping and a Pink Floyd curveball. Play along and post your score!  ⏱️  Chapters : 0...

This week, Jeff & Josue spin back to 1983 for a deep-cut album that shaped an entire corner of ’80s Christian music — Leon Patillo’s Live Experience . 🎹🔥 From funk grooves and keytar solos to soulful gospel storytelling , they rediscover a live record that blended church charisma with stadium-sized energy. Jeff grew up with this cassette in his family car; for Josue, it’s a first-time listen...

This Halloween, Jeff & Josue revisit the softer side of spooky season with a double feature that’s more cozy than creepy. 🎃👻 They kick things off with It’s the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown (1966) — revisiting childhood faith, flying aces, and a few quotable Peanuts moments. Then, it’s on to Casper (1995) — Christina Ricci, Bill Pullman, and a surprisingly dark ghost story that still has hear...