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 take a break from the theater to discuss the return of Yellowstone. What did you think? NBC made a big push for what they called "Must-See TV," but they weren't the only network putting out great television. Did you know that The Incredibles is 20 years old? We talk about Disney's first family of superheroes.
This week Dave and Ryan review the latest movie from Matthew Modine, Hard Miles. Was it a rough ride or smooth sailing? Then the boys were supposed to go see The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare, but you know what they say about the best-laid plans, so they talk espionage movies anyway. And then they wrap up with a new segment, what if two movies had a baby?
Dave and Ryan discuss the latest installment in the Planet of the Apes franchise, Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes. They dive into the entire franchise that has been around since 1968, and wrap up with a couple of movies about moms for Mother's Day
