On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 2005 Owen Wilson/Vince Vaughn comedy, Wedding Crashers. They talk about how this movie manages to straddle the line between "guy humor" comedy, and rom-com. They also discuss the chemistry all of the actors have with each other, which is what makes the combination of the different comedy styles work. Raise a glass. It's time for Wedding Crashers.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the historical epic, The Patriot. They talk about the performances, and how each actor is perfect for their role. They also discuss the fact that this movie isn't 100% historically accurate, and that's ok. Grab your musket. It's time for The Patriot.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony finish up their Nicolas Cage miniseries with Face/Off. They discuss how this movie features both Nicolas Cage and John Travolta going to the extreme to try to out crazy each other. They also talk about John Travolta's character just straight-up stole a kid in this movie. Do you know how the '90s girl group, TLC, can be connected to this movie? You'll find out now. It's time for Face/Off.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony begin a Nicolas Cage Summer blockbuster mini-series inside of the regular Summer blockbuster series, with Con Air. They discuss how this movie exemplifies the greatness of '90s Cage. They also talk about how his hair was essentially it's own character in the movie. Put the bunny back in the box. It's time for Con Air.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1990 Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore hit, Ghost. They talk about how this movie catapulted Demi Moore into becoming a household name. They also discuss the fact that this movie changed pottery forever. I hope you have the Ghostbusters on speed dial. It's time for Ghost.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony observe the anniversary of D-Day, while also paying tribute to the brave heroes who have given their lives in service to America, with Saving Private Ryan. They discuss Spielberg's dedication to realism and his willingness to show the horrors of war as much as possible on the silver screen. They also talk about what the actors had to go through to prepare for their roles. Gear up. It's time for Saving Private Ryan.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1979 space thriller, Alien. They talk about how this is the movie that put Sigourney Weaver on the map. They also discuss the brief period of time when even R-rated movies released action figures. Close the airlock. It's time for Alien.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the lesser remembered Denzel Washington movie, Fallen. They talk about how it's much better than it is given credit for, and that, given its cast, it is surprising that it isn't as well known today as it should be. They also discuss the fact that it was able to blend supernatural elements with a noir feel. Ready to find out if time is on your side? It's Fallen.

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