This week Dave and Ryan go back to 2010 to review "Morning Glory", and then everyone can talk about good sci-fi movies, Ryan picks two that he loves and Dave talks about two that he doesn't, and Warren Workman from the Utah Film Awards talks about the upcoming Utah International Film Festival.
Lights, Camera, Catch Up! This week, we're diving headfirst into the action with Cameron Diaz and Jamie Foxx in their new film, "Back in Action." We'll dissect the dynamic duo's on-screen chemistry and see if this action-comedy delivers the goods. Then, we'll shift gears and explore the ever-expanding world of Netflix-produced movies, discussing their impact on the industry and highlighting some hidden gems. Finally, we'll wrap things up with a fascinating look at crossover actors – those chameleons who seamlessly transition between film, music, and even sports!
This week, we were live on YouTube and Facebook, so a full video of the show is available as we discuss Angel Studios' latest release, The Last Rodeo, starring Neal McDonough. Angel Studios seems to have sprung up overnight, so we look into the studio's beginnings in Provo, which has been producing family entertainment since 2021. Does it seem like there are a lot of live-action CGI hybrid movies that were once animated classics? We talk about them to close out the show.
This week, Dave and Ryan revisit Toy Story, which was released 30 years ago. Pixar has been around a lot longer than you think. We deep-dive into the studio that has released 29 features since 1995. Last week, it was Venice; this week, we're discussing the Toronto Film Festival (TIFF) and some of the films that were screened there.
