Dave and Ryan dive into the depths of the Netflix film "Rebel Ridge." They ponder whether the film is a masterpiece or a cinematic disaster. Hollywood lost a legend in James Earl Jones, they talk about his acting and the voice that created an Empire. A conversation about Transformers' origins gets listeners ready for the upcoming release of Transformers: One
This week, Dave and Ryan review The Electric State, the latest big-budget movie on Netflix starring Chris Pratt and Millie Bobby Brown. Does it live up to the book? Then, they discuss movies about a robot takeover and virtual reality. And with Snow White in theaters, they look at the Disney live-action adaptations.
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?".
In this week's episode, Dave and Ryan discuss a new documentary on Disney+, Music By John Williams. Then they keep the conversation going by testing Ryan's memory of movie music. We have a new old President, are there some movie presidents that could dod the job? Dave and Ryan discuss.
