On Second Watch

Join us as we determine whether our exploration of our nostalgia was most excellent or most heinous as we rewatch 1989's American science fiction comedy film, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure [Aggressive Air Guitar]

The big question is, did Dana like it and will she watch Bogus Journey and Face the Music?
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Movie Details
Written by Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon and directed by Stephen Herek
Starring Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter, and George Carlin
Budget of $6.5mil, made over $40.5mil in the box office
Currently a 6.9 (Dude!) on IMDb
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Hello San Dimas High! Fellow Distinguished hosts, Listeners, Babes. We're going to jump into a phone booth, if there is such a thing today, and get the only history lesson you ever need with 1989's American science fiction comedy film, Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure [Aggressive Air Guitar]

Nostalgia is flying high in this one as we prepare Dana for what this movie is all about.
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Movie Details
Written by Chris Matheson and Ed Solomon and directed by Stephen Herek
Starring Keanu Reeves, Alex Winter, and George Carlin
Budget of $6.5mil, made over $40.5mil in the box office
Currently a 6.9 (Dude!) on IMDb
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Special shout out to our amazing sponsors that have donated some excellent prizes for our giveaway on August 31st. Ko-fi (www.ko-fi.com), MASAMI (www.lovemasami.com), Gerald Okamura (www.geraldokamura.com), Podpage (www.podpage.com), and Sticker Mule (www.stickermule.com)

A huge shout out and thank you to Proffesor J (www.twitter.com/JHunt006) for listening and engaging with us on social media. Check out his podcast called “Jeff Needs Help” to listen to some great segments and interviews about sports, movies, and everything

A special Ko-fi shout out to our new friend, Long Cat Media (www.ko-fi.com/longcatmedia) They are a UK podcast production company specializing in audio fiction. One of their shows called Mockery Manor is a mystery thriller fiction set in a theme park in 1980s Britain. This is incredibly high production value and very entertaining to listen to. Their season finale just aired last week so go binge the entire show and go buy them a coffee on Ko-fi

Finally, I wanted to thank my pals Talkin’ Shiz (www.twitter.com/talkin_shiz), Mary and DJ on the Facebook Group for Bill & Ted, and of course my brother, Mike, for sharing some very personal nostalgia with us. Party on, dudes.

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We have rewatched and reassessed our thoughts in part 2 of our review of Liam Neeson and 2008’s English-language French action-thriller film, Taken. Be sure to listen to part 1 first to catch up on our nostalgia.
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Movie Details
Written by Luc Besson (5th element) and Robert Mark Kamen (Karate Kid, 5th element), and directed by Pierre Morel
Starring Liam Neeson and Maggie Grace
Budget of $25mil, made over $226mil in the box office
Currently a 7.8 on IMDb
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Our particular set of skills might not be that great, but we can all agree that Bryan Mills’ skills are incredible as we explore our nostalgia for 2008’s English-language French action-thriller film, Taken.

This is a special episode as requested by Mike, who answered the call and donated to Dana’s fundraising campaign supporting the non-profit Angioma Alliance, Because Brains Shouldn’t Bleed!

In this episode, Tim, Chris, Dana, and Kari explore their nostalgia and what they recall as their favorite moments. Spaz missed this episode because it was his birthday weekend and he was taken… by alcohol and steak. We finally find movies that Chris hasn’t seen before and Kari calls us out on our ratings. Tim and Dana are both looking forward to seeing this movie again for the first time as parents and how that may change their connection to this movie. Also, screw U2…
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Movie Details
Written by Luc Besson (5th element) and Robert Mark Kamen (Karate Kid, 5th element), and directed by Pierre Morel
Starring Liam Neeson and Maggie Grace
Budget of $25mil, made over $226mil in the box office
Currently a 7.8 on IMDb
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Special shout out to Sticker Mule for donating a total of $100 to our August 31st giveaway. 2 winners will walk away with a $50 store credit to purchase their own customer stickers, coasters, labels, or even hot sauce. Sticker Mule is a personal favorite of ours and a company we’ve been using for years. www.stickermule.com

A huge shout out and thank you to Retro Static Radio (www.ko-fi.com/RetroStaticRadio) for donating to our show. Head to their page to see some amazing projects they have in the works, commission them for some fun rewards and enjoy some NEW classic old timey radio performances

Another huge shout out and thank you to our podcasting comedian friend Grim (www.grimyells.com) for donating to our show as well. Grim is by far one of the funniest podcasts I’ve listened to and I love hearing his take on the world around him. You will be entertained for sure.

A special Ko-fi shout out to our friend, splatonoodles (www.ko-fi.com/splatonoodles) who has some wonderful illustrations to share. Lauren is a graphic artist that has some great commissions available, so please check out her page and fund her creativity!

Finally, I wanted to thank The Paul and Griff Show (@paulngriffshow), Geeksploration the Podcast (@Geeksplorepod), and Maria (Facebook) for sharing their nostalgia with us in this episode.

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Welcome to Con Air, Part 2! This episode is our re-watch episode, where we’ve all had a chance to take a flight with Cameron Poe and his hair again to see if our Nostalgia holds up.

Spoiler alert! Dana did see this movie before, she just forgot?

Be sure to check out Part 1 first, as we deep dive our nostalgia and what this movie meant to us as kids and teenagers.
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Special shout out to the podcast “10k Dollar Day”, hosted by Alison Burns and Lulu Picart. 10K Dollar Day is the imaginary luxury travel comedy podcast that is a lot of fun and extremely entertaining. Their show is weekly, with bonus episodes on Saturday with special guests, and a daily show called THE DAILY HAPPY. You can check them out at https://www.10kdollarday.com/

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Movie: 1997’s American action thriller film "Con Air". Starring Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, John Malkovich, Steve Buscemi, Ving Rhames, Dave Chappelle, Danny Trejo… and that’s just naming a few.

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We’re taking the bunny out of the box, just to hear Cameron Poe tell us to put it back. We’re flying high with nostalgia for 1997’s American action thriller film "Con Air". The star power in this film is so incredible and it can’t possibly be bad, right? Right!? Nicolas Cage, John Cusack, John Malkovich, Steve Buscemi, Ving Rhames, Dave Chappelle, Danny Trejo… and that’s just naming a few.

We have The phrases “Peak Cage” and “Peak 90s” let’s you know all you need to know about this film. We have a lot of fun exploring our memories for this film, the epic fights, the “accent”, the “hair”… that glorious hair…

Join us on our nostalgic flight with Con Air as we try to ignore the turbulence along the way.
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Special shout out to the podcast “10k Dollar Day”, hosted by Alison Burns and Lulu Picart. 10K Dollar Day is the imaginary luxury travel comedy podcast that is a lot of fun and extremely entertaining. Their show is weekly, with bonus episodes on Saturday with special guests, and a daily show called THE DAILY HAPPY. You can check them out at https://www.10kdollarday.com/

Another special shout out to Podpage for an awesome platform for building podcast-specific sites! You can generate a website in minutes and you’ll be amazed by the capabilities. You can generate your preview without creating an account at www.oswpodcast.com/podpage

Finally, I wanted to thank What the Trailer Pod (@TrailerWhat) and The Paul and Griff Show (@paulngriffshow) for sharing their nostalgia with us in this episode

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This is part 2 of our adventure exploring 1989's Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. Be sure to listen to part 1 first, as we explore our nostalgia and memories of this film before rewatching it.

Follow me I know the way to a great American action adventure film. X always marks the spot in 1989’s Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, brought to us by the legendary Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, and John Williams. Harrison Ford and Sean Connery are the only Father/Son duo we need to take on the Nazis.

I regret to inform everyone that Dana had only seen the Crystal Skull prior to this movie… We needed to set things right, so our good friend Kari joins us as we break this nostalgic trip down.
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Special shout out to the website The Bearded Trio (www.thebeardedtrio.com) and the podcast Drink, Drunk, Dead (www.twitter.com/DrinkDrunkDead) for sharing their nostalgia with us.

Huge thanks to Podcorn for connecting us with great sponsors for our show and helping us monetize our show on our terms. Podcorn is a marketplace connecting podcasters to amazing podcast sponsorship opportunities such as Host-Read Ads, Interview Segments, Topical Discussions, and more. You set your rates and engage directly with the sponsor. Head to www.Podcorn.com to see how you can take control of your monetization today.

Also, a huge thank you to Ko-fi for creating a platform for creatives everywhere. Their platform enables us to connect with our listeners in fun and unique ways while raising money to keep our show going. Ko-fi does not take any cut of your contributions at all! They’ve been there for us since our first episode and if you’re looking for ways to connect with others and share your passion, look at www.ko-fi.com as your next move.

Ko-fi has also offered up a 12-month Gold Membership as a prize for our Over/Under competition so participate early for the best odds!

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Follow me I know the way to a great American action adventure film. X always marks the spot in 1989’s Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, brought to us by the legendary Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, and John Williams. Harrison Ford and Sean Connery are the only Father/Son duo we need to take on the Nazis.

I regret to inform everyone that Dana had only seen the Crystal Skull prior to this movie… We needed to set things right, so our good friend Kari joins us as we break this nostalgic trip down.
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Special shout out to the website The Bearded Trio (www.thebeardedtrio.com) and the podcast Drink, Drunk, Dead (www.twitter.com/DrinkDrunkDead) for sharing their nostalgia with us.

Huge thanks to Podcorn for connecting us with great sponsors for our show and helping us monetize our show on our terms. Podcorn is a marketplace connecting podcasters to amazing podcast sponsorship opportunities such as Host-Read Ads, Interview Segments, Topical Discussions, and more. You set your rates and engage directly with the sponsor. Head to www.Podcorn.com to see how you can take control of your monetization today.

Also, a huge thank you to Ko-fi for creating a platform for creatives everywhere. Their platform enables us to connect with our listeners in fun and unique ways while raising money to keep our show going. Ko-fi does not take any cut of your contributions at all! They’ve been there for us since our first episode and if you’re looking for ways to connect with others and share your passion, look at www.ko-fi.com as your next move.

Ko-fi has also offered up a 12-month Gold Membership as a prize for our Over/Under competition so participate early for the best odds!

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This is part 2 of our review of 1999's The Matrix. Be sure to listen to part 1 first to hear us discuss our nostalgia and play Over/Under before we rewatched the film.

Follow the white rabbit as we explore our nostalgia for 1999’s Science Fiction Action Film "The Matrix", Directed and written by The Wachowskis. Stars Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving, and Joe Pantoliano and is the first installment in the Matrix franchise.

Make sure to check out our Social Media accounts to find out how you can participate in our Over/Under game to win prizes!
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Special thanks to Podcorn for connecting us with great sponsors for our show and helping us monetize our show on our terms. Podcorn is a marketplace connecting podcasters to amazing podcast sponsorship opportunities such as Host-Read Ads, Interview Segments, Topical Discussions, and more. You set your rates and engage directly with the sponsor. Head to www.Podcorn.com to see how you can take control of your monetization today.

Also, a huge thank you to Ko-fi for creating a platform for creatives everywhere. Their platform enables us to connect with our listeners in fun and unique ways while raising money to keep our show going. Ko-fi does not take any cut of your contributions at all! They’ve been there for us since our first episode and if you’re looking for ways to connect with others and share your passion, look at www.ko-fi.com as your next move.

Ko-fi has also offered up a 12-month Gold Membership as a prize for our Over/Under competition so participate early for the best odds!

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Follow the white rabbit as we explore our nostalgia for 1999’s Science Fiction Action Film "The Matrix", Directed and written by The Wachowskis. Stars Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Anne Moss, Hugo Weaving, and Joe Pantoliano and is the first installment in the Matrix franchise.

This is part one of our review, where we focus purely on our nostalgia and memory of this film without watching it. This was Tim’s favorite movie of all-time as a kid, and Chris and Spaz both have a ton of nostalgia for it. However, Dana is worried it will not hold up after 21 years… This is what our podcast is all about! Let’s take that red pill and see where that rabbit hole takes us...

Make sure to check out our Social Media accounts to find out how you can participate in our Over/Under game to win prizes!
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Special thanks to Podcorn for connecting us with great sponsors for our show and helping us monetize our show on our terms. Podcorn is a marketplace connecting podcasters to amazing podcast sponsorship opportunities such as Host-Read Ads, Interview Segments, Topical Discussions, and more. You set your rates and engage directly with the sponsor. Head to www.Podcorn.com to see how you can take control of your monetization today.

Also, a huge thank you to Ko-fi for creating a platform for creatives everywhere. Their platform enables us to connect with our listeners in fun and unique ways while raising money to keep our show going. Ko-fi does not take any cut of your contributions at all! They’ve been there for us since our first episode and if you’re looking for ways to connect with others and share your passion, look at www.ko-fi.com as your next move.

Ko-fi has also offered up a 12-month Gold Membership as a prize for our Over/Under competition so participate early for the best odds!

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