Alllllllrighty then, it's movie 2 in Jim Carrey Month: Ace Ventura. 

He's a pet detective. Hired to rescue the missing dolphin mascot of the Miami Dolphins. And Dan Marino is there. 

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We begin Jim Carrey Month here at Movielife Crisis with the surprise hit, The Mask.

Other than wild FX and the first appearance on screen from Cameron Diaz, is there anything noteworthy about it? 

Well, yeah! Richard Jeni!

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Shaq! Penny Hardaway! Nick Nolte! Or is it Gary Busey? We can never 100% tell. 

From writer Ron Shelton (White Men Can't Jump and Bull Durham), we've got the  classic college basketball recruiting movie. Does it still matter? Listen and find out!

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Tom Hanks in the performance that won him his first Best Actor Oscar, and the only movie in existence starring both Hanks and Denzel Washington. Directed by Jonathan Demme (Silence of the Lambs), and also featuring Antonio Banderas and Mary Steenburgen.

Did it release in '93 or '94? 

Is it still great or is it actually kinda boring? 

These questions and more answered by Jeff and JT within!

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Welcome back to Major League baseball (kinda)! In the words of Bob Uecker movielifecrisis is best and so are baseball movies that may or may not be good still.

Spoiler alert: it is still good. Charlie Sheen's sleek, 90s apartment. Tom Berenger's gimp knee. Uncredited Randy Quaid stealing crowd scenes. Bob Uecker in the booth bringing heat. Omar Epps playing Wesley Snipes playing Willie Mays Hayes. And so, so, so much more!

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The film remake of the late 50s TV show (starring James Garner), Maverick is the comedy western tale of rakish gambler (Mel Gibson) and the cast of weirdos (Alfred Molina, Jodie Foster, James Garner) all racing towards a half million dollar poker tourney aboard a steamboat. Written by William Goldman and directed by Richard Donner, this thing is jam-packed with surprisingly good times.

Also Jeff and JT discuss whether poker is a sport.

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Quentin Tarantino's magnum opus, Samuel L. Jackson's and Ving Rhames and Uma Thurman's launching point, John Travolta and Bruce Willis' comeback movie: Pulp Fiction.

Yes, it's as good as you remember.

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Jeremy Piven, David Spade, Jon Favreau, and more in this now-impossible-to-find classic that was everywhere back in the day; PCU. 

And if you can manage to find it kicking around the internet and/or the $5.50 bin, it is a delight!

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What were our best performances of the year? Favorite quotes? Biggest ratings disagreement? Biggest mistakes we made?

What are we really excited for in the 1994 season starting next week?

That and more is here for your holiday listening enjoyment!

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Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon, back at it again but for the first time on our podcast. 

There's something wonderful about the crotchety, cantankerous old coots slinging really dated insults at each other. Also Kevin Pollak, Darryl Hannah, and Ann Margret. 

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