Merry Christmas everyone!! Sam and Manny review the Christmas Classic starring Jim Carrey from 2000.

Kyle Robertson and Oriana Di Nucci join Manny as co-hosts to review the 1997 action film, Con Air. Sam and Manny did a commentary watch along of this film back in 2021 so Kyle and Manny decided to redo it with a proper review and are joined by Oriana to discuss this Nicolas Cage action film.

Kyle Robertson and Manny welcome Oriana Di Nucci to her first ever podcast appearance to discuss the passing of Andre Braugher, answer the weekly questions and talk about the movies they've been watching.

Kyle Robertson steps into the co-host chair for the third time to discuss a film he adores, the 1997 action film, Dante's Peak starring Pierce Brosnan and Linda Hamilton

Kyle Robertson steps into the co-hosting chair to help with his first appearance on Reel Talk as Manny and him discuss the weekly question and what they've been watching.

In part 3 of the 1997 Retrospective Mini Series, Sam and Manny review the 3rd highest grossing film of the year, The Lost World: Jurassic Park. With Jeff Goldblum, Julianne Moore and Vince Vaughn starring in the sequel to the 1993 blockbuster.

Sam and Manny continue to experiment with their new format and have named it Reel Talk. This week they discuss The Hunger Games, Bachelorette, Past Lives, Napoleon and a few other films.

In Part 2 of the 1997 Retrospective mini series, Sam and Manny tackle Paul Thomas Anderson's celebrated film about the porn industry in the late 70's and early 80's, Boogie Nights.

Sam and Manny unveil a new format to the podcast as they will be releasing 2 episodes per week, breaking the original format into 2 seperate types of episodes, This one will be some discussion on movies, the In Memoriam when needed, weekly question and what we've been watching. The movie review section will be released later this week. Let us know what you think.

Sam and Manny begin their a new mini series covering some of the films from 1997 and they are beginning with Robert Zemeckis' follow up to Forrest Gump, the science fiction film, Contact.