This week, the movie that Dave has been waiting for was released: James Gunn's Superman. Does Ryan share Dave's enthusiasm for this one? Then did you hear they're going to do a complete reboot of Night At The Museum? That got the guys thinking about sequels and reboots. Do you have a favorite? Then they wrap the show up this week, talking about Jaws at 50. I think we're going to need a bigger show!
In this episode, Dave and Ryan dive into the whimsical world of The Wild Robot, a heartwarming tale of a robot's journey through nature. They discuss the film's endearing characters, stunning visuals, and its exploration of themes like friendship and acceptance.
The duo also pay tribute to the legendary actress Maggie Smith, who recently passed away. They share their favorite roles and reflect on her significant contributions to the world of cinema.
To wrap up, Dave and Ryan delve into the complex and enigmatic character of The Joker from Batman. They discuss the character's enduring popularity, his chaotic nature, and the psychological depths of his motivations.
This week, Dave and Ryan discuss 28 Years Later, the long-awaited sequel from Danny Boyle, even without Cillian Murphy; I think they liked it. Jurassic World: Rebirth hits theaters July 2, so there is no better time to revisit the franchise, "Welcome to Jurassic Park" (music swells). The Fourth of July is next week, so Dave and Ryan will share their favorite Patriotic movie choices.
With the passing of Robert Redford this week, Dave and Ryan talk about the man and his life as an actor, director, and activist.
