On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the John Hughes/John Candy classic, Uncle Buck. They talk about their experiences with the movie over the years. They also discuss how caring and sweet John Candy was in real life. You might want to call your brother to watch your kids for this one. It's time for Uncle Buck.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the John Hughes classic, The Breakfast Club. They talk about how well each cast member is in their roles. They also discuss the fact that this movie tackles some very serious subject matter, and ties it into the narrative in a way that several other teen movies weren't able to do. Get ready for detention. It's time for The Breakfast Club.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the Jason Segel, Kristen Bell comedy, Forgetting Sarah Marshall. They talk about how Jason Segel took inspiration from several aspects of his own life when writing this movie. Rob also reminisces about the '90s TV show Renegade. You might want to book a trip to Hawaii, it's time for Forgetting Sarah Marshall.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony pay tribute to the late Diane Keaton, with Annie Hall. They discuss how this is the movie that really allowed her to make her mark in Hollywood. They also talk about how great the casting was for this movie. Get ready for Annie Hall.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 2025 Ryan Coogler directed film, Sinners. They talk about how this is a modern telling of a vampire story, with elements of the classic stories mixed in. They also discuss the role that the music played in furthering the plot. Get your wooden stake ready. It's time for Sinners.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1931 Bela Lugosi classic, Dracula. They talk about how this movie is the blueprint for the Dracula that we know today. They also discuss the differences in acting style between the early days of Hollywood and now. Be careful if you go out at night. It's time for Dracula.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1995 David Fincher thriller, Se7en. They talk about how this was one of the movies that really put Morgan Freeman and Brad Pitt on the map. They also discuss some of the alternate choices for their characters. Get your Cliff's Notes for Dante and John Milton ready. It's time for Se7en.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony pay tribute to the late Robert Redford with Three Days of the Condor. They talk about how Redford was perfectly cast in his role in this movie. They also discuss how this movie has created a spot for itself among the greatest political thrillers of all time. Get your bird code name ready. It's time for Three Days of the Condor.
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It's the 100th episode! To celebrate, Rob and Tony discuss the 1994 Quentin Tarantino classic, Pulp Fiction. They talk about their history watching the movie together. They also discuss how it rejuvenated John Travolta's career, while also cementing Samuel L. Jackson and Uma Thurman as Hollywood legends. Go ahead and order a Royale with Cheese. It's time for Pulp Fiction.
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Just in time for Oktoberfest, Rob and Tony bring you their discussion about the Broken Lizard beer drinking comedy, Beerfest. They talk about some of their fondest memories of watching this movie together when it was first released. They also discuss the importance of it being the choice for their 99th episode. Drink up, it's time for Beerfest.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 2006 Josh Hartnett/Bruce Willis movie, Lucky Number Slevin. They talk about how it's kind of a cross between a neo-noir mystery, and a gangster film. They also discuss the fact that this movie's cast is made up of several Hollywood legends. Make sure you're wearing more than just a towel. It's time for Lucky Number Slevin.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1981 John Carpenter film, Escape from New York. They talk about some of the people who were considered for the role of Snake Plissken before Kurt Russell got the part. They also discuss how this movie is the inspiration for the Metal Gear Solid video game series. Get ready for Escape from New York.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony pay tribute to the late Terence Stamp with The Limey. They talk about how this movie has several similarities to a couple of movies that they have discussed before on the podcast. They also discuss how it seems Terence Stamp had the ability to stare into your soul in some scenes. It's time for The Limey.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony finish out this year's summer blockbuster series with Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl. They talk about how this is the movie that really put Keira Knightley on the map for American audiences, and gave Orlando Bloom something other than The Lord of the Rings to be recognized for. They also discuss how Johnny Depp nailed the role of Captain Jack Sparrow. Get ready to hit the high seas. It's time for Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl.
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It's finally time for the long-awaited discussion about one of Rob and Tony's favorite '90s action movies: Speed. They discuss how it was somewhat of a launching off point for current day stars like Sandra Bullock and Jeff Daniels, while furthering the careers of established stars like Dennis Hopper. They also talk about how, when paired with Jimmy John's, this movie is one of the best hangover cures out there. Fasten your seatbelt, and stay above 50. It's time for Speed.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the Harrison Ford/Tommy Lee Jones classic, The Fugitive. They talk about how each of the main actors were perfectly cast for their roles. They also get excited to once again see Joey Pants, and a cameo from Neil Flynn. You'd better start running. It's time for The Fugitive.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss one of the greatest sequels ever made, Terminator 2: Judgment Day. They talk about the first time they saw the movie (Rob saw it when he was 7 years old). They also discuss how impressive the special effects are, especially for the time. Hopefully your device won't become self-aware while you're listening to this one. It's time for Terminator 2: Judgment Day.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1989 Rick Moranis hit, Honey, I Shrunk the Kids. They talk about watching it while they were growing up. They also discuss the chemistry that is present among all of the actors, especially the kids. Be careful not to fall into a bowl of Cheerios. It's time for Honey, I Shrunk the Kids.
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the first theatrical entry in the DCU: Superman. They talk about how this movie took inspiration from the comics, the animated series, the Donner movies, and even Smallville. They also discuss the fact that James Gunn brought in several previously under-represented characters from the Superman mythos. Look, up in the sky. It's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman!
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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut. They talk about why there are two versions of the film, and discuss several of the differences between the theatrical version and this special director's cut. They also talk about how perfect the casting was for this movie. Look, up in the sky. It's a bird. It's a plane. It's Superman II: The Richard Donner Cut!
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