Dave and Ryan dissect "The Instigators" a film that's so explosive it's been panned and praised by critics. Next, they count the eight movies that defied COVID and raked in a billion bucks each. Finally, they explore the movies that were so iconic they inspired theme park rides. Buckle up for a wild ride through Hollywood's biggest hits and the attractions they spawned.
Get ready to vault into the chaotic world of Pandora! In this episode, Dave and Ryan dive deep into the highly anticipated film adaptation of Borderlands. Join us as we discuss the movie's strengths and weaknesses. Plus, we'll take a look at films that capture the back-to-school spirit and they'll also get you excited for the upcoming fall and winter movie releases.
Dave and Ryan talk about the new Dwayne Johnson, and Chris Evans release "Red One". Was it a good one, or does it belong on the "Naughty List: Level Four"? Do you have a favorite scene from a "Thanksgiving" movie? Dave and Ryan discuss theirs. And then they discuss the ultimate turkey day movie, "Planes, Trains, and Automobiles"
This week, Dave and Ryan tackle "The Replacements," which turns 25 years old in 2025. Why is Johnny Utah going by the name Shane Falco now? Then, there have been some movies that were so bad that they only lasted one or two weeks in theaters; the boys discuss. The Naked Gun, starring Liam Neeson, is being released in theaters soon. Did you know that the story of Frank Drebin and Police Squad dates back to 1982?
