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Shane gives Jason some time off, and invites Troy on to do an extended Troy Talks episode. The guys go on tangents about summer blockbusters, Glenn Powell, Richard Linklater, the "Before" Trilogy and the "X" Trilogy, and Troy discusses some of the best films he's seen so far this year. It's always entertaining when Troy gets the chance to talk.
The Summer of 1999 is starting to wrap up, and that’s made
These are the weekends Shane loves to talk about. This one was huge in 1999, when there were four major studio releases for Shane to talk about. From a heist-rom-com-remake to an early superhero film, to a flawless animated film about a space robot, to the world’s introduction to M. Night Shyamalan. It was one of the most memorable weekends in 1999.
Do you like “Dick”?
Do you remember when Mary Jane Watson made out with
Shane is talking about the sex-light, stoner-comedy that
Shane and Jason get together to chat about some upcoming movies they are excited about, as well as the next Broadway Across America Indianapolis shows. Then they transition into a spoiler-free discussion of the "Deadpool and Wolverine" film, and Shane makes Jason rank all of Hugh Jackman's Wolverine appearances. The guys wrap up the show by reflecting on their recent trip to Boston and their past adventures in New England.
Shane takes a very quick look at the failed attempt of
Shane refuses to talk about “Inspector Gadget”. So, instead he goes on a tangent about the building of the standee for the film. He then discusses his displeasure with the visual effects in “The Haunting”, before he wraps up the episode talking about how he is upset he didn’t reach out to any of his friends when he learned “Drop Dead Gorgeous” wasn’t on any streaming platform.
It was a big weekend at the box office, when we had a horror
Shane and Jason are joined by Mark Buckwalter and Snow to draft there perfect cast of characters to make a summer blockbuster action film. After they draft their "teams" the guys pitch their films, and then wrap up the episode with some Marvel talk regarding their hopes and expectations for "Deadpool and Wolverine".
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