This week we're fantasizing about Clooney in the bathtub as we discuss Smolderin' Soderbergh's 1998 classic, Out of Sight

This week we've got a GREAT EP-ASS-ODE as we share our favorite Michael Mann Facts, and pitch Heat: The TV Series to John Landgraf.

This week we're stirring the tanks and huddling in the LEM as we argue about whether or not Apollo 13 is technically an action movie or not. Sound off in the comments!

We're back for our final episode of 2022 where we talk a little too much about Avatar 2 in our episode covering Die Hard with a Vengeance, AKA Die Hard 3: Lost in New York. It's kind of a mess of a movie, but ya gotta love the chemistry between Willis and Jackson!

If you're interested in the alternate ending you can watch it here: https://youtu.be/l-GqY-M5fE4

It's a special holiday double feature as we set increasingly violent booby traps to defend against home invaders and then get lost in da Big Apple baby! Join us as we reminisce about the golden age of live-action family movies with Home Alone and Home Alone 2: Lost in New York

Is this the best James Cameron movie? No. Does it have some weird Islamophobia? Kind of. Is it a spoof or an homage of James Bond? Yes?

Join us for the best monkey acting of 1995 in Wolfgang Petersen's OUTBREAK! Is it still relevant? Boy, you wouldn't believe.

Get your schlock on with John Woo's 1997 Face/Off, which is way more difficult to talk about than it sounds.

Also, go watch Steve's newest short: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzvsuREOblQ

Surf's up with Kathryn Bigelow's 1991 POINT BREAK, an end-of-summer joy!

Jack Ryan makes his cinematic debut with the, uh, decidedly slower-paced Soviet nuclear sub "thriller" The Hunt for Red October, with Alec Baldwin as Jack Ryan and Sean Connery as a Soviet nuclear sub commander.

Is this only a movie you should watch with your dad? Maybe. Would you like to hear Sean Connery attempt to speak Russian? Definitely.