In this episode we tackle Steven Soderbergh’s "Out of Sight" (1998), the smooth, stylish crime caper that helped make George Clooney a movie star, and, against all odds, convinced us that (the-artist-formerly-known-as) Jennifer Lopez could actually act... Yes, the same JLo responsible for a string of recent cinematic crimes turns in such a memorable performance here, that we’re forced to eat our words… at least for 90 minutes.

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"90mins On Film returns," and we’re headed back to 1995 for 'Get Shorty,' the slick, satirical crime-comedy that turned John Travolta into a cool leading man (again), gave us a peak into Elmore Leonard's swagger (again), and pulled back the velvet curtain on Hollywood’s sleazy underbelly. In this episdoe we break down Barry Sonnenfeld’s precision direction, the perfect casting, and how a movie about making movies somehow ended up being one of THE BEST movies ABOUT making movies ever made.

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It’s all in the reflexes... and we’re celebrating the anniversary of John Carpenter’s modern Western and kung fu cult classic "Big Trouble in Little China," and this time, we’ve brought backup! 

Joining us all the way from Japan is special guest host (and 1/3 of 'Movies In Trouble') Ben Gonzalez, along with special guest Erns, a Southern Californian lens wizard, to help us shake the pillars of heaven. 

From ancient curses, to evil sorcery, and Kurt Russell’s 1980's peak hairdo, we’re diving deep into the chaos, like a little old basket case on wheels...

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In this episode we celebrate two milestones: the 63rd birthday of the one and only Tom Cruise, and the 25th Anniversary of the John Woo directed "Mission: Impossible 2." 

Back for her 5th appearance is Producer/Writer/Director Samantha Garcia, returning to defend "M:I 2’s" slow-motion, doves, and the thinly veiled homoerotic love squared plot involving Ethan Hunt, Nyah Hall, Sean Ambrose, and Ambrose's sulking love-sick sidekick, Hugh Stamp. 

With two-thirds of our hosts loathing its ridiculous plot, early-2000s absurdities, and awkward shampoo-commercial romance, Mission: Impossible 2 stands as a fascinating relic of blockbuster excess, and love it or hate it, we’re driving motorcycle first into every slow-motion, leather-clad, sexually tense moment.

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After a short hiatus, "90mins On Film returns!" Celebrating the 20th Anniversary of 'Batman Begins,'  we'll examine how Christopher Nolan’s grounded, gritty reboot (starring Christian Bale, Liam Neeson, Michael Caine, and Morgan Freeman), reshaped the superhero movie landscape, launched the acclaimed Dark Knight Trilogy, gave birth to the now defunct DCU, and influenced everything from Marvel’s cinematic ambitions, to modern action filmmaking. 

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"Yippee-ki-yay, mother**ker!" It's been 30 years since John McClane rolled out of bed (with a hangover) and straight into a city-wide terrorist scavenger hunt in 'Die Hard with a Vengeance.' 

In this anniversary episode, we dive headfirst into the explosive third installment, which marked John McTiernan's glorious return to the franchise, and unpack the high-octane action, the unbeatable chemistry between Bruce Willis & Samuel L. Jackson, and how it redefined the buddy-cop action formula. 

Complete with riddles, Germans, Samuel L. Jackson yelling, Bruce Willis shooting, bombs, blood, and explosions, we'll get to the bottom as to why this sequel still hits hard three decades later.

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"Sinners" (2025) is a period piece which spirals from slow-burn drama, into a vampire bloodbath in vain of Quentin Tarantino & Robert Rodriguez's 'From Dusk Till Dawn in its second half, and has taken the box office by storm since its release this April.

Marking the third collaboration between Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan, and set in the sweltering atmosphere of the Mississippi Delta of the 1930's, Jordan plays dual roles as identical twin brothers caught in a web of family, guilt, and death.

In this special truncated episode, we unpack how Coogler and Jordan continue to raise the bar, and if this film will leave a lasting legacy, or be lost in the shuffle of countless releases that will hit the market before Awards Season.

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In this episode, we hit the streets for 'Training Day' — and we’re not alone! Joining us is a real-life police detective, known only as “Pac-Man,” who brings insider insight, wild stories, and… more technical difficulties than a precinct’s outdated radio system. 

From Denzel Washington’s iconic chaotic portrayal, to the ethics of crooked cops, and Ethan Hawke's dynamic enbodiment of a naive rookie, we dive deep into one of the grittiest cop dramas ever made — with a few digital hiccups along the way. 

And yes, we promise "Pac-Man" is real, and not just a voice lost in static...

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In this episode, we dive into 'Colors' (1988), Dennis Hopper’s gritty and controversial look at gang violence in Los Angeles. Starring Robert Duvall and Sean Penn as two LAPD officers caught between community tensions and their own clashing ideologies, the film sparked debate upon release for its raw portrayal of gang life. Listen as we explore its legacy, impact, where it falls in the landscape of late '80s crime dramas, and just how dated the film has become.

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In the chilling finale of Serial Killer Month, we deep dive into Bill Paxton’s eerie directorial debut, 'Frailty' [2001]. This psychological horror-thriller blurs the line between divine justice and delusional madness, featuring powerhouse performances from Paxton, Matthew McConaughey and Powers Boothe. Special guest Jay Johnson returns to unravel the film’s haunting themes, shocking twists, and lasting "under the radar" impact it left on the genre.

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