On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the Stanley Kubrick adaptation of the classic Stephen King novel, The Shining. They talk about their almost decades long tradition of watching this movie every Halloween. They also discuss several of the underlying themes of the movie. "Here's Johnny!" It's time for The Shining.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the baseball classic, Field of Dreams. They talk about how it's so much more than just a baseball movie. Tony also discusses how much differently he views it now that he's a father. "If you build it, he will come." It's time for Field of Dreams.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the Sean Astin classic, Rudy. They talk about the fact that this was the first time either of them had seen it all the way through. They also discuss some of the similarities and differences between the events in the movie, and what happened in real life. Grab your football. It's time for Rudy.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1989 suburban classic, The 'Burbs. They talk about the fact that it's a fairly underrated Tom Hanks movie. They also discuss the fact that it has very similar themes as some movies and TV shows of the '80s and '90s, but the outcome is the complete opposite of most of those. Is this movie in the same cinematic universe as Die Hard? Listen to them talk about this and more with The 'Burbs.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 2004 Tom Cruise/Jamie Foxx movie, Collateral. They talk about how both actors are incredible in their roles in the film, and both deserved Oscar recognition, even though only one of them was nominated. They also talk about how rare it is to hear Audioslave featured in a movie as opposed to Soundgarden. Buckle up. It's time for Collateral.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss one of their favorite baseball movies: The Sandlot. They talk about how this movie holds a special place in their hearts, and about the impact that it had on their childhoods. They also discuss how memorable the performance by James Earl Jones was, even though he was only in the movie for a few minutes. Grab your bat, glove, and Babe Ruth signed baseball. It's time for The Sandlot.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the Arnold Schwarzenegger classic, Predator. They talk about how it's so much more than just an '80s action movie, and how subversive it actually is. They also discuss the difference between guerillas and gorillas, and how important that distinction is in the context of the movie. Did John Hughes take inspiration from it when writing Home Alone? All this and more on the latest episode: Predator.

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On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the lesser known movie, Transsiberian. They talk about how underrated this movie is, and how it has some fantastic performances from its leading cast. They also discuss some of the similarities to a few of the classic thrillers directed by Hitchcock. All aboard for Transsiberian.

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