This week, we take a look at the life of John Candy, who died at age 43 in 1994, by talking about the Amazon MGM documentary I Like Me. We then dig into his filmography and share some of our favorite films. For the final segment, we talk about the movies of Diane Keaton, who passed away this week at 78.
This week, the boys discuss the new Michelle Pfeiffer holiday movie, Oh What Fun, on Amazon Prime. Is it fun? Then they dig into the Christmas Classic, Home Alone, released in 1990. Dave and Ryna wrap up the show by discussing Netflix and its attempted purchase of Warner Bros. Is it good or bad for Hollywood?
Dave and Ryan are back in the studio to review "The Sound of Freedom" playing nation-wide. The duo also share a conversation regarding the actors strike. Plus, the return of "Does It Hold Up?" Dave talks about the 1985 flick "Legend" and Ryan gives his assessment on "Willow".
Dave and Ryan dive into the depths of the Netflix film "Rebel Ridge." They ponder whether the film is a masterpiece or a cinematic disaster. Hollywood lost a legend in James Earl Jones, they talk about his acting and the voice that created an Empire. A conversation about Transformers' origins gets listeners ready for the upcoming release of Transformers: One
