Sweet swirling onion rings, this is a nostalgic movie for Eddie and JB to look back on. On today’s episode we engage the anti-theft device as we review 1997’s Rocketman. You will enjoy our spirited and sometimes distracted look at this wacky comedy that is a family favorite. 

We have finally figured out what to do with the tapioca pudding cups leftover from our lunch box as we review Air Bud. Even though the films to follow had us nervous, we remember how solid this first entry is. Come along as we explore what made this classic 90’s film so good.

We are back in the jungle as strong as we can be as we review George of the Jungle. Honestly, we are in awe that this movie was ever made. The one redeeming factor is that we have another gorilla suit performance to enjoy.

We go from zero to hero as we review Hercules, but can we go the distance? Ok, yes the music is great, but we take a look at all the other elements of this Disney Animated classic. Plus, we go down some random rabbit holes that only a greek myth could open up.

After reviewing “Jungle 2 Jungle,” JB and Eddie are regretting spending all that money on engagement rings when they could have just bought their wives a single pot. There are a lot of odd things about this movie, but we realize the ability of Tim Allen and Martin Short to comedically carry just about anything. We agree this movie falls into the TNT effect. 

Today’s episode is a real head scratcher as we review That Darn Cat. A remake of an early movie, that probably didn’t need to be remade. Also, we take some time to review the meaningful events of 1997 and our life milestones from that year. 

Hopefully, you won’t be seeing spots after listening to this review of the 1996 live-action version of 101 Dalmations. In a surprising twist, JB enjoys the animals more than Eddie this time. But fear not, if you were wondering if something happened to Eddie, he gives a rousing speech on the merits of Glenn Close’s acting.

On today’s episode, Eddie and J.B. take to the ice one last time to review D3: The Mighty Ducks. Plus, an update on the Scarlett Johansson battle with Disney, and the “test” they are running with Shang-Chi.

While we try to figure out our chat names on Snake Chat we review First Kid. Sinbad’s fast talking antics help us enjoy this typical 90s comedy, even though honestly it’s a forgettable film. Even IMDB had to embellish the description a bit to get you to read their page. 

Eddie and J.B. review the first season of the Disney+ Marvel series, Loki. They battle over if it was a good series or not, while also disagreeing over the value of Black Widow.