Wachowski Watch

We return, Loyal Listeners, with Cloud Atlas (2012), the Wachowski's final and most ambitious adaptation (so far). Co-directed with Tom Tywker, and adapted from David Mitchell's bestseller, this timeline hopping film is, in every sense of the word, epic. Listen to us ramble on about mind-blowing editing and, of course, Hugh Grant's wonderful cannibalistic turn. It's the true true.

And we're back, Loyal Listeners, with the Wachowski's wacky, candy-colored extravaganza, Speed Racer (2008)! Hear us talk about the delights of flying your own purple helicopter, and John Goodman with his glorious mustache battling ninjas. Oh, and also there's racing! Did we mention racing?

Voilá! In view, as we had voraciously and vivaciously vowed, Loyal Listeners, is our V for Vendetta (2005) episode! Although this political thriller was directed by the talented Matrix alum James McTeigue (Sense8 fans stay tuned!), it was executive produced and written by the Wachowskis. So we're counting it. Because it's awesome. And because then we can also continue our not-so-secret Hugo Weaving fan club.

Welcome, Loyal Listeners, to our final foray into the world of the Matrix with last installment in the trilogy, The Matrix Revolutions (2003). Hear us ramble about Hugo Weaving's maniacal laughter as he duplicates himself. Never a bad thing.

Welcome back to the live-action world of the Matrix, Loyal Listeners! We're diving right in with the sequel, The Matrix Reloaded (2003). Listen to us discuss the infamous Burly Brawl in all it's CGI glory, and a creepy French guy. Among other things.

Before we talk about the infamous Matrix sequels, we've got a brief little interlude, Loyal Listeners! Here we discuss The Animatrix (2003), a collection of nine animated short films that deal with the world of the Matrix. It's like one big historical acid trip.

Hello, Loyal Listeners! Here's our second Wachowski Watch episode for their second film, The Matrix (1999)! This also happens to be the beginning of our "Hugo Weaving is a treasure" campagin.

Welcome, Loyal Listeners, to our first official episode! Here we discuss the Wachowski's debut film, Bound (1996), and the many merits of Joey Pants.

Welcome to the very first episode of our first podcast! Just a quick (and slightly nervous) intro of why the Wachowski's work excites us, and a quick rundown of planned episodes before the real fun begins! Hope you enjoy!