Welcome everybody to one final episode of Fine! I'll Watch It.

After taking a week off we are back for a very special, jam packed, supersized 100th episode of Fine! I'll Watch It! With this milestone episode we thought rather than watching another movie we would talk about some of our favorite and not so favorite moments from the last 99 movies we have covered on this show.

The 100th episode will also serve as the final stop on this cinematic journey. While the three of us will always love watching movies together and talking about the highs and lows, life is about to get very exciting busy for all of us. With this nice round number we thought this would be a good time to step back from the show for now at least, but know that we will still make the time to get together and that our love of film will continue on past this show, and may even eventually lead us back to it.

Thank you so much to anybody that listened or told a friend to listen or just got any enjoyment out of hearing us do something we loved, and know that we appreciate every single second you gave to the show. You can still engage with us on Twitter @BrokenclockPods, as thoughts and opinions on movies and video games and tv shows will still be tweeted to the masses.

Welcome everybody to another episode of Fine! I'll Watch It.

This week instead of another classic artistic black and white film, Adam has selected one of his favorites, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, which is based on a black and white comic book so it still fits with the recent theme. The group talks their feelings on the Turtle franchise as a whole, before breaking down this classic comic book movie

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Welcome everybody to another episode of Fine! I'll Watch It.

This week we we continue watching group favorites with another black and white film, the spookiest color palette, with 1940's The Philadelphia Story! Adam and Johnny take the hot seat to watch this film that Bridget keeps in heavy rotation. We discuss rom-coms, films from the Golden Age, and expectations before breaking down the film to find out if it is yar or not.

Make sure to like and subscribe to hear us on this cinematic journey and let us know what your favorite golden era movies are, and what you think of The Philadelphia Story on Facebook and Twitter @BrokenclockPods.