In this podcast, the hosts discuss the 30th anniversary of the Clint Eastwood thriller 'In the Line of Fire'. They talk about its enduring appeal, the nostalgia for 90s political thrillers, and the impact of a disturbing movie scene. They also explore camera techniques, Clint Eastwood's piano playing skills, Dermot Mulroney's career, and analyze thrilling movie scenes. They discuss the Best Supporting Actor nominees at the 1993 Academy Awards and analyze the poetic ending of 'In the Line of Fire'.

The hosts discuss various topics including Christopher Columbus movies, sketch comedy, a fascinating but bad movie, 'Ford vs Ferrari' and 'Rush' reviews, 'The Creator' sci-fi film, Aquaman 2 trailer reactions, aftermath of the Writers Guild strike, challenges of streaming shows, and opinions on a DC movie, The Walking Dead, and Lois and Clark.

The hosts celebrate the 25th anniversary of 'The Mask of Zorro' and delve into the origins and enduring appeal of the film. They discuss the opening sequence, the last adventure of the hero, and the appreciation for practical effects. They also explore comparisons between 'The Mask of Zorro' and 'Wild Wild West', discuss Stuart Wilson's roles, and highlight the similarities between Zorro and Batman. Additionally, they discuss the music score, pop songs in movies, and similarities with 'Lone Ranger'. The podcast concludes with discussions about 'The Edge', funny moments at movie theaters, and the 98 Godzilla movie.

The hosts discuss the 30th anniversary of Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman, including the title sequence differences and visual effects used in the pilot episode. They talk about casting choices for Clark Kent and Perry White, as well as humorous observations and anecdotes from the episode. They analyze the show's portrayal of characters, discuss Terry Hatcher's role and controversy, and comment on the decline in production value in later seasons.

After a Labor Day break, the MovieFilm boys are back to unpack the latest out of Hollywood! After some big news from Brian and a dip into some of our recent viewings (or re-viewings), we dig into the rot at the heart of Rotten Tomatoes and offer our spoiler and non-spoiler thoughts on the latest DC Comics opus, BLUE BEETLE! Also: Remembering Bob Barker, Arleen Sorkin, and Steve Harwell! All that, plus Listener Letters and the usual tangents and digressions we've come to expect!

A new STAR WARS story is about to hit the screen, so the MovieFilm boys thought it was a perfect time to drop a commentary track for...SPACEBALLS! Yes, after years of requests, we're ready to tackle the Mel Brooks comedy classic lampooning so many of our beloved sci-fi tropes it became a beloved artifact in its own right. Listen separately or watch along with us as we thrill to the expoits of Lone Starr, Dark Helmet, Barf and more, with plenty of behind-the-scenes stories, interesting anecdotes, and oh, so many laughs!

The TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES are back in theaters with the animated reboot MUTANT MAYHEM, and the MovieFilm boys check in with an animated discussion, spoilers and all. But that's not all! We also have have a very belated review of SPIDER-MAN: ACROSS THE SPIDER-VERSE! Plus: Disney discontinuing physical media (in Australia anyway), Hollywood strikes continue, and remembering William Friedkin.

BARBIE and OPPENHEIMER are burning up the box office, and the MovieFilm boys reconvene for an in-depth discussion of the blockbusters from Greta Gerwig and Christopher Nolan, and what their success means for the industry moving forward. Plus: Remembering Paul Reubens, Chicago memories, Listener Letters, and more!

Arnold Schwarzenegger was back (though James Cameron wasn't) and now so are we for our latest commentary track. This time around we dip into the archives to mark the 20th anniversary of 2003's TERMINATOR 3: RISE OF THE MACHINES. Listen separately or watch along with us for behind-the-scenes anecdotes, onscreen observations and humorous asides about the the polarizing TERMINATOR trilogy-capper.

Tom Cruise is back in theaters as superspy Ethan Hunt for MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE - DEAD RECKONING PART ONE, and the MovieFilm boys are here with our in-depth examination of this latest entry in the veteran action franchise. Is it the best of the bunch or an empty also-ran? Listen in to hear our thoughts. Plus: The Screen Actors Guild is on strike, what does this mean for the future of Hollywood? Also: Remember Alan Arkin, thoughts on the new WONKA trailer, and more!