Just Like The Movies: A Nostalgic Movie Podcast

We look back on 1994's Ace Ventura: Pet Detective, the movie that turned In Living Color's James Carrey into superstar Jim Carrey, launching his decade of dominance. Co-starring Courtney Cox and Sean Young, the movie was critically panned but caught fire with kids of the 90's and wound up becoming an iconic and very quotable comedy, and the first of three big hits for Carrey in 1994. Lots of laughs on this episode. Ready to listen? Allllrighty then. And remember, laces out! 

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Welcome to the party pals! We take a trip to Nakatomi Plaza and revisit 1988's Die Hard starring Bruce Willis and Alan Rickman. An action movie that went against the grain of mundane one-dimensional action films of its time to deliver a movie packed with top-level action, well written dialogue, a ton of humor, and well developed characters you couldn't help but be vested in. And yes, we touch on the "Christmas movie" debate, though there is no debate to be had. Join us as we talk about the awesomeness that is DIE HARD. 

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This is it, don't get scared now. On this episode we discuss the 1990 holiday comedy classic Home Alone starring Macaulay Culkin, Catherine O'Hara, Joe Pesci, and Daniel Stern. A movie that beat the odds of low critical reviews and low financial expectations to go on to become not only one of the greatest Christmas movies of all time, but one of the most successful live-action comedies in history. We get into it all from the story, production, actors, and yes, how big of a dirtbag Uncle Frank was. You guys give up, or are you thirsty for more? 

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We take a look back on 1995's Goldeneye, the movie that revived the James Bond franchise and marked Pierce Brosnan's debut as 007. We discuss the film in detail as well as everything surrounding it, including one of the greatest video games of all time, Goldeneye for N64. 

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Mike and Johnny take you back to 1989's Batman starring Michael Keaton. Wait, check that, starring Jack Nicholson and Michael Keaton. Jack always gets top billing. The fellas reflect on the film itself in terms of story and production, as well as everything that went with it from merchandise to marketing. They also talk about the cultural influence and impact the movie had on the comic book/superhero genre, and the film industry in general.