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Hosted by Oscar & Carl · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 305 episodes
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“All films have an audience, some are harder to find”. Join Oscar and Carl as they humorously deconstruct some of the biggest Hollywood bombs, misguided sequels and awful tv movies as they attempt to answer the question ‘Who Would Watch This?’
Oscar & Carl hosts Who Would Watch This?, a tv show with 305 episodes published.
Oscar and Carl take a moment to chat about some of the movies they've been watching the past few months. Also guys, it's the same acronym of the normal podcast! Still can't get over that. Movies we talk about: Toy Story
Oscar and Carl conclude the dynamic film duo of Percy Jackson films with Percy Jackson: Sea of Monsters , asking the important questions: Is the Cyclops racism ever okay? Is Percy a loser? Why is the Golden Fleece just a
Woah, did you realise that "& the Olympians" was in the title? So bold. It's Greek Month. Everyone is watching The Odyssey , so fuck it! Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief is about a plucky kid who's fram
Contains minor spoilers for The Odyssey. Oscar and Carl chat about the 2010 remake of Clash of the Titans , starring Sam Worthington and Liam Neeson. Together, they discuss the terrible lighting, the acting, and the film
VERSES MONTH, IT'S NEVER DYING, THIS IS THE PODCAST NOW, COMPARING SIMILAR MOVIES!!! 2012, you know it, you love it (have watched it) Oscar and Carl do their thang, and try and figure out who would watch this. If you hav
Oscar and Carl deconstruct the 2004 disaster film The Day After Tomorrow . Is Dennis Quaid impossibly attractive? Can a sudden freeze really kill you? Does this climate-change blockbuster have anything meaningful to say
It's the month that never ends....it's Vs-es Month! Today's episode pits White House Down against, you guessed it, Olympus Has Fallen. Olympus Has Fallen follows Gerard Butler as he tries to stop a terrorist plot to stor
We love movies!!! AHHH!!! And to show that love, we attended a few of the films at the Sydney Film Festival and wanted to chat about what we thought about them. Films we watched: The Invite Pressure Whispers in the Woods
It's VSs month, actually it's now sort of 2 months, and this week we are comparing the two White House Based movies: White House Down and Olympus Has Fallen. We are starting with White House Down (WHD), here is the plot:
Oscar and Carl discuss what they watched this month! 1:40mins Hoppers 6:20mins To Die For 11:21mins Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die 18:40mins A View From The Top 22:52mins Widow's Bay/The Boys/Hacks/Sex and the City 36:05
It’s Freddy vs. Jason, the 10th film in the A Nightmare on Elm Street universe and the 13th installment featuring Jason Voorhees, so as you can imagine, things get pretty intense. These two iconic horror villains collide
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Oscar and Carl continue “VS Month” and set their sights on the Pixar classic A Bug's Life. A Bug’s Life follows Flik as he tries to recruit a bug PMC to help defeat the invaders. We follow along as they attempt to weapon
It’s “VS” month, and instead of doing “guy vs. other guy,” we’ve decided to do “movie vs. a kind-of-similar movie” month! We’re starting with the only two ant-based movies: Antz and A Bug’s Life, kicking things off with
Oscar and Carl surprise themselves by going to the cinema on opening weekend to see 'Michael (2026)', only to discover that the film is so atrocious, they moved the scheduled film to get in on the discussion. Together, t
This Month Oscar and Carl watch some fun movies and want to talk about them!!!! Here is what we watched this month: Zoom Month RankingsProject Hail MaryZootopia 2No Other ChoiceKramer v KramerWuthering HeightsWhale Shark
Oscar and Carl wrap up Zoom Month with their final film: Zoom. In this not-really-relevant entry, they ask the big questions: who is Tim Allen even for? Why does Dad Shepherd have a podcast? How depressed was Chevy Chase
In this week’s episode of Who Would Watch This, we continue the Month of Zoom, our most popular tradition. This Zoom and Skype based movie is the one that started it all: Unfriended. A group of teens are haunted through
Zoom Month continues as some of the greatest stories of our time unfold on the screen of a laptop. This week, the 2026 Razzie-winning film War of the Worlds is in our sights. Together, Oscar and Carl ask the important qu
Oscar and Carl chat about the 2026 Mercy starring Chris Pratt. Together, they try to work out: is the body cold before you’re even put on trial for murder? Why is every character so angry? Do we all accept Mercy calls wi
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