In this lively discussion, Alex Winter, the actor and filmmaker known for 'Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure,' and comedian Natasha Leggero dive into the nostalgia of classic films and their cultural significance. They critique the portrayal of masculinity in 80s cinema, share humorous anecdotes from their careers, and analyze iconic movies like 'Harold and Kumar.' Alex also unpacks themes from his documentary 'Deep Web,' while Natasha explores the absurdities of modern media and performance. Prepare for a delightful blend of humor and movie magic!

Actor and director Alex Winter, known for his iconic roles and innovative filmmaking, joins the hosts to dive into 'Rebel Ridge,' directed by Jeremy Saulnier. They explore the film's unique mix of action and dialogue, highlighting the compelling character of Terry Richmond and standout performances by Aaron Pierre and Don Johnson. The discussion touches on the film's relevance to current societal issues and critiques its abrupt ending. Winter reflects on the emotional complexity in storytelling and the nostalgia of shared film-watching experiences.

Keanu Reeves's dating choice of an older woman discussed, possibly due to a male mother need. His personal tragedies and humility explored, along with insights into his thoughts on modern art. The emotional influences on his relationship decisions examined.

Alex Winter, a leading advocate for online communities, discusses debunking monopolistic myths, demystifying AI, decentralizing the internet, balancing free speech and harm mitigation in social media, combating advertising revenue from disinformation, and promoting digital literacy for a better online world.

Guests include Alex Winter, director of The YouTube Effect, Angel Manuel Soto, director of Blue Beetle, and Phil Lord & Chris Miller. Topics include the impact of YouTube, Blue Beetle movie, producing Strays, Spider-Verse chat, and the greatest movie hair. Enjoy!