This week Dave and Ryan talk about the new Netflix release "Godzilla Minus One/ Minus Color" I hear the big green guy looks a little gray in this one. Certain movies that could have been in color were made in black and white, why? And at the other end of the spectrum (see what I did there?) some movies were created with bold color choices, the boys discuss.
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 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?
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?".
