WatchTower Podcast

 This week on the #WatchTowerFilmPodcast the boys get together to discuss Wes Anderson's 2004 Adventure Comedy "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou". They discuss how unique Wes Anderson's style is as a whole for his filmography, they discuss his approach to executing heavy themes through light and accessible storytelling and talk about how Wes' influences range from Italian Cinema for this film but storytellers from all eras and all over the world sewed into his own narrative style.  Let us know which film you want us to review next!  #WatchTowerFilmPodcast #TowerCast Network #TowerProductions #FilmPodcast #Cinema #IndieFilm #FilmElPaso  

 Our first LIVE EPISODE of 2023! We are at Aaron & George’s Film Cafe covering Martin Scorsese’s “Taxi Driver” (1976). Join us as we talk about the making of this film, the masterful storytelling behind it, and the interesting perspective of rooting for the antihero with many, many flaws. Give us your rating on this film! Help us like, comment, and share!  #WatchTowerFilmPodcast #TowerCast Network #TowerProductions #FilmPodcast #Cinema #IndieFilm #FilmElPaso 

 It's 2023 and the Watch Tower boys are still talking about Cinema. Some things will never change. . .    This week on the Watch Tower Podcast, the gentlemen sit and discuss Wong Kar Wai's 2000 Romantic Drama, "In the Mood for Love". The gents discuss how this cinematic masterpiece throws out all of the conventional rom-com tropes directly out the window to tell, what might possibly be, the most romantic film they've ever bared witness to. Join in and listen to them discuss the unique (and almost perfect) cinematography, the subtlety in the performances, and whether that defines the characters and the era or how for the unrefined eye it could seem heartless, and how refreshing it is to see a gem in the rubble of bad cinema that were the 2000s.   #WatchTowerFilmPodcast #TowerCast Network #TowerProductions #FilmPodcast #Cinema #IndieFilm #FilmElPaso  

 It’s Christmas time in the Sun City and the #WatchTowerPodcast boys know it! This week, to wrap up the year, we discuss Brett Ratner’s Christmas cult-favorite, “The Family Man”!   Join us as we deep dive into this unorthodox reimagining of the classic Christmas picture, “What a Wonderful Life”. And contribute to the conversation on whether this truly is a Christmas film or isn’t, there was much discussion amongst the audience on whether it was or not. . .  We want to thank everyone for joining us on the latter part of this year as we made our return. 2023 will be a very exciting year for Tower Productions and TowerCast Podcast Network so stay tuned! 

The boys are back to discuss Alex Garland's 2014 Sci Fi thriller, “Ex Machina”. The film stars Alicia Vikander, Oscar Isaac and Domhnall Gleeson.

 The gang gets together to discuss De La O's favorite film Harold and Maude. They get into a fun and deep conversation concerning the film.  

 The gang gets together to talk about who could be the dog killer...it can be Castro? Maybe De La O? Or even Carlos...? Come listen and find out as they discuss 2018's Under The Silver Lake. 

 The gang is back in 3D again to discuss 2013's Spike Jonze's film, Her. The film stars Joaquin Phoenix, Amy Adams, and Scarlett Johansson 

 The group gets together to talk about 2007 revenge flick Death Sentence. The team gets into a good discussion where words and fists were thrown. Be sure to check this one out!  

 The team gets together to talk about the Federico Fellini, 1963 classic, "8 1/2".  Join us for our breakdown on this surreal cinematic masterpiece, with a special film auteur debate for the Tower Crown. 

 The team gets together to talk about 2013's Locke. The team talks about how a film in location has it's difficulties and how it pulls it off. The film is directed by Steven Knight and stars Tom Hardy and Tom Holland! 

Give customers a reason to do business with you. The team gets together to talk about Guy Ritchie's 2008 film, Rock N Rolla starring Gerald Butler, Tom Hardy and Tobby Kebbel!  

 This week on the WatchTower Podcast. The fellas get together to discuss Giuseppe Tornatore’s Italian Masterpiece, “Cinema Paradiso” (1988). The gang discusses the importance of foreign cinema and use of subtitles, and the act of being distracted from the technical aspects, as filmmakers, due to a captivating story with this hidden gem. Make sure and check it out along with this week’s Tower Crown as we have special guest Jonathan Gonzalez from JonGon Productions! 

 The gang gets together for the last episode of 2020 to talk about the animate film Klaus! The film was directed by Sergio Pablas and stars Jason Schwartzman and J.K. Simmons! 

 The gang gets together to discuss classic film Casablanca. The film is directed by Michael Curtiz and starring Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. 

The gang gets together to talk about Sam Raimi's Drag Me To Hell. Starring Alison Lohman and Justin Long 

This week the gang gets together to talk about the film, Hugo. Directed by the Master Martin Scorsese, starring Asa Butterfield and Chloë Grace Moretz.  

 The team gets together to talk about 2006's Fantastic stop motion film, Fantastic Mr. Fox. Directed by none other than Wes Anderson and starring George Clooney and Meryl Streep! 

On today’s episode of the WatchTower Podcast, the boys discuss Christopher Nolan’s 2014 imaginative masterpiece, “Interstellar”. Listen in as we talk about it’s amazing storytelling and the films that came before it to inspire the film. 

 In these times of heavy injustices, we decided to discuss films that explore those themes. Films, old and newer, that are still relevant to this day. This episode of the Watch Tower will explore Paul Haggis' 2004 Academy Award Winning Drama "Crash".