Aladdin was released right in the middle of the so-called “Disney Renaissance” from 1989-1999.  With its famous soundtrack and comedy stylings of Robin Williams, it did not need to be remade.  But that didn’t stop Disney from doing it anyway. Could a blue Will Smith justify the 2019 version’s existence?  

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Will Smith was pretty much the coolest dude on the planet in the 90’s. Sure, there was his rap career, but it was NBC’s Fresh Prince of Bel-Air that launched him to superstardom. The show hit on every cylinder, from wacky zaniness to serious topics in the American landscape, which made it one of the most important sitcoms of the 90’s.     

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Adam & Chad aren’t the biggest fans of 80’s hair bands, so they bring on an expert to school them on the subject.  Sam is an all-knowing fanatic on hair bands (a term he hates) and brings us back to a time full of bright colors, tight spandex, and huge Aqua Net hair…  oh, and guitar shredding and over the top vocals!  Sam’s a massive Dokken and George Lynch fan and even has George’s number on “speed dial.” 

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Michael J. Fox was one of the most popular young actors of the 80’s. No one wanted him to grow up and lose his boyish charm, but he wanted to expand his acting range. So, MJF teamed up with James Woods in one of the most underappreciated action comedies of the 90s. 

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Chris Farley was a legendary cast member of Saturday Night Live. There was no bigger comedic talent on television, and when he broke into movies, he was even larger than life. But Tommy Boy wasn’t all just fat guy humor. David Spade, Dan Aykroyd, and the late Brian Dennehy added depth and character. Adam and Chad discuss why this iconic comedy works so much better than Chris Farley’s other films. 

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See?! The guys DO occasionally agree on stuff! The important stuff. Like how Terminator 2 is F***ing AWESOME!! Who’s more bad@$$… Arnold Schwarzenegger… or Linda Hamilton?! Is there anything cooler than a T-800 and a young John Connor?! Chad and Adam totally geek out on T2, review the groundbreaking effects and poke at the handful of flaws in this nearly perfect 90’s action film. 

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The original “Final Fantasy” was supposed to be Squaresoft’s swan song… until it turned into the one of the biggest video game franchises worldwide. Chad reminisces about the OG Final Fantasy on NES and Adam drops some knowledge about why FF7 changed the face of gaming forever.   

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Is there a more B.A.M.F. than MJ? Hell no!! From his incredible basketball career with the Chicago Bulls, to his baseball “career” and endorsement deals, #23 was the shizn*t.  Chad raves about why he loves The Great One, and in typical Adam fashion, Adam finds stuff to complain about.  

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He's On Fire!!! There was nothing like going to the arcade in the late 80's and early 90's. Adam and Chad gush about how awesome NBA Jam was with the flying dunks, flaming three pointers, and incredible players during the golden age of the NBA like Barkley, Shaq and Rodman... but for some reason NOT Michael Jordan. 

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They’re All Gonna Laugh at You! A sentiment shared by most adolescent tweens in the 90’s. Adam Sandler is known for SNL and his movies… but what about his musical career? From songs like Lunch Lady Land and the Chanukah Song, to skits like The Longest Pee and The Beating of a High School Janitor. Adam & Chad discuss the impact it had on their lives and whether the routines hold up in today’s society.

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