This week, Dave and Ryan watched Jay Kelly, starring George Clooney and Adam Sandler, a story about an aging movie star riddled with regret. Autobiographical? You be the judge. Clooney has had an unbelievable career from his start on Facts of Life to his Oscar glory, and Dave and Ryan discuss. What's a hostile takeover? It's what Paramount is trying to pull on Warner Bros. Dave and Ryan give you the highlights (and lowlights).

Ryan takes over the host seat this week and is joined by special guest fill-in, Jordan Buscarini who sits in for Dave. With the release of Boarderlands, Ryan and Jordan talk about video games inspired by movies and movies inspired by video games, including Dick Tracy, the near impossible NES game. With the anniversary of Elvis Presley's death coming up in a week, the two discussed singers turned actors. Plus, with summer hitting its end the two talked about their favorite summer flicks.

This week, it's like doublemint gum, double your pleasure and double your fun with a pair of movie reviews. First up is Happy Gilmore 2, on Netflix. Is it a hole-in-one, or did they shank it in the woods? The Fantastic Four: First Steps was released in theaters this week. Here was Marvel's chance to do the First Family right. Did they? We got a sneak peek at Jacob Elordi as Frankenstein's monster in del Toro's Frankenstein, which will release on Netflix this fall. Will it be released in theaters as well, so it can be eligible for Oscar consideration, or does it just plan on winning the Toronto International Film Festival? The boys discuss.