In this engaging discussion, icons Samuel L. Jackson, John Travolta, Bruce Willis, and Uma Thurman dive into the cultural significance of 'Pulp Fiction.' They reflect on its revolutionary storytelling techniques and how Tarantino reshaped the cinematic landscape of the 90s. The guests reveal personal anecdotes about their roles, the dynamic casting choices, and their experiences during filming. Themes of redemption, the impact of independent cinema, and the film's lasting legacy provide a rich backdrop for this nostalgic examination.

This week, Bruce Willis, Ben Affleck, and Liv Tyler join the discussion on the 1998 action classic, delving into its campy charm and box office success. They critique Michael Bay's audacious filmmaking style and explore the film's impact on disaster cinema. The trio reflects on the absurdity of non-experts saving the world, the romantic ties to "Titanic," and the power of the iconic Aerosmith ballad. Humor and nostalgia blend as they unpack character dynamics and societal norms, all while celebrating the quirks that have made it a lasting favorite.

In this conversation, Bruce Willis, known for his iconic action roles, and Damon Wayans, a talented comedian and actor, delve into 'The Last Boy Scout.' They explore the film's evolution from mixed reviews to classic status, discussing its themes of corruption, redemption, and dark humor. Highlights include a breakdown of its gritty action sequences and character dynamics, ironic football scenarios, and the significant roles of supporting characters. Their lively banter reflects on the film’s lasting impact and its bold storytelling that defined the early '90s action genre.