This week, the boys take a break from the theater to discuss the return of Yellowstone. What did you think? NBC made a big push for what they called "Must-See TV," but they weren't the only network putting out great television. Did you know that The Incredibles is 20 years old? We talk about Disney's first family of superheroes.
In this week's episode Dave and Ryan review "The Dead Don't Die" from 2019 with this cast, it has to be good, right? With the release of "Inside Out 2" they also discuss films from Pixar. The 40th anniversary of "A Nightmare on Elm Street" is this year, and Dave and Ryan scored an interview with Nancy Thompson actress Heather Langenkamp.
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, Dave and Ryan review The Final Reckoning, the latest installment in the Mission: Impossible franchise. Is it the final time we will see Ethan Hunt on the big screen? Then, they dive into the world of the IMF team, which has spanned seven movies and a $4 billion box office haul. Did you know that Mission: Impossible was a television show? Dave and Ryan talk about other TV shows that became feature films.
