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?
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, 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?
Dave and Ryan go and see the movie "The Oath". Is it really worth your time? We also talk about the fact with the holidays around the corner, the Christmas movies are everywhere. Who is the best movie Santa? And with the movie "Wonka" opening up next week, Dave and Ryan look back at the 1971 Gene Wilder Classic "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory".
