This week, the movie that Dave has been waiting for was released: James Gunn's Superman. Does Ryan share Dave's enthusiasm for this one? Then did you hear they're going to do a complete reboot of Night At The Museum? That got the guys thinking about sequels and reboots. Do you have a favorite? Then they wrap the show up this week, talking about Jaws at 50. I think we're going to need a bigger show!
On this week's episode, Dave and Ryan talk about the 2001 Walt Disney Animation Studio release Atlantis: The Lost Empire. Even all these years later, does it sink or swim? And now that versions of Mickey and Minnie Mouse are part of the public domain what does that mean for these beloved characters, and what the heck is public domain anyhow? And Dave and Ryan revisit "Why Was This Movie Made?".
This week, the boys talk about the new film from Matthew McConaughey, The Lost Bus, which was based on a true story of the Paradise Fire in California in 2018. There are plenty of movies that are based on a true story. Dave and Ryan talk about some of them and how close they hit to the real story. Tron: Ares hits theaters on October 10, the third film in the series. Is it necessary?
Take 3 of Dave and Ryan's Movie Review features a conversation on DC's latest effort, "The Flash" starring Ezra Miller with the return of Michael Keaton as Batman. The duo also discuss the movie market in China and how it affects the domestic box office. Dave and Ryan talk about two Cult Classics: "Dazed and Confused" and "Napoleon Dynamite". Plus a rum drinking pirate talks about the 1993 release "What's Eating Gilbert Grape" and an honest movie review of John Travolta's "Battlefield Earth".
