Dave and Ryan are back with a review of The Expendables 4. That review sparks a new conversation on action movie franchises: which ones are good and which ones are bad? Plus, have you ever stopped and asked yourself "Why was this movie made?" Dave and Ryan have, so they'll dissect two movies. Plus, an honest movie review of Hulk Hogan's debut film from 1989.
Dave and Ryan return to review Disney/Pixar's latest effort "Elemental". The duo also discuss the dismal box office performance from DC's "The Flash" and if its a victim of superhero fatigue. And a new segment is introduced as both Dave and Ryan pick a movie that's so bad, its good.
Welcome to Dave and Ryan's Movie Review! In this episode, we're diving into the spooky world of Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice. Is the new film a worthy sequel? We'll also discuss Tim Burton's iconic filmography and explore the trend of reboots and remakes. Let's get started!"
Welcome to Dave and Ryan's Movie Review Take 125. Let's talk about the newest release from Angle Studios, Truth and Treason. It's November, and that means lots of movies hitting theaters with Oscar aspirations. We talk about some that will make it and some that don't stand a chance. Dick Tracy, a 35-year-old Warren Beatty film with an A-list cast, first hit the screens in 1990, which begs the question, "Does It Hold Up?"
