Hey there, dorks. In this week’s episode, we review the latest installment in the Harry Potter universe, “Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them.” Did it cast a spell on us? Listen and find out. Then we talk about the legacy of Harry Potter. Is it a universe in search of a story?
“Fantastic Beasts And Where To Find Them.”
In our third segment, we’re going to send you off to Thanksgiving with a fun game you can play with your friends and family: Dorking Out Production Studios. We talk about the movies and TV shows we would greenlight if we were in charge so listen up, Hollywood! All of that, plus our favorite headlines of the week.
We hope you enjoy our dorky podcast. You can listen to us here, or you can find us on iTunes, Stitcher and YouTube.
I like you Sonya. Anyone who can eloquently disagree with Chris deserves my praise.
WAAaaiiit a minute. Which ‘Carmen’ are you exactly?
Thank you, Carmen. I’ve had years of practice
Ditto to what Carmen said…I’ve had years of practice too and you are very good at it.
I did like this movie. You hit many point I was thinking. A Harry Potter for grown ups. I did NOT like that they cast Johnny Depp. I do however like that they took Magic to America, it made it new and exciting, especially that it was New York. Chris, I didn’t even think about the Salem lady and how bashing witches was really a stupid thing because witches were actually something to fear for them. But then didn’t they always erase their memories whenever they saw magic? Now I’m confused. I would watch it again. You guys are great! I want to sit next to you in the movies and watch you take notes……….MEN
Thanks for listening Rebecca! It will be fun to chat things over at Christmas. It will be the classic, “But enough about me. What do YOU think of me?”
stupid auto correct…I meant Meh, not MEN. Rebecca
I agree with your original statement, Rebecca. MEN! 🙂
I would like to extend to our readers and listeners at this point the drinking games from the show do not extend to our hosts comments on the internet. Do not drink every time Sonia grouses about men, or every time Chris says most things.