In this episode, I cover a timeless Rob Reiner adventure-comedy with endless quotable lines, memorable characters, and exciting sequences. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

For the final installment of this year’s Christmas movies, I cover a mildly enjoyable buddy comedy about 3 guys who are growing apart and decide to end their yearly Christmas Eve tradition with one last night of fun. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

Week 3 of my Christmas/Holiday episodes features the Arnold Schwarzenegger film where an objectively awful father puts off buying the only toy his son wants for Christmas until December 24th, when he finds out the massively popular action figure is sold out in stores. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is…

The long-delayed follow-up to my season 1 audio episode on the first movie, I cover Home Alone 2, where through a series of truly bad parenting decisions a child is yet again accidentally separated from his entire family during the holidays. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In part 6/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, the only “sequel” in the series that was released nearly 30 years after the first one, does it live up?

This time around I review a movie that was the brain-child of Mr. Dark Visuals himself, Tim Burton. It’s a musical, it’s claymation, it’s less than 80 minutes long, and it is certainly different. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

Using AI, I converted and re-edited this old audio episode to the video fomat. The AI service I used flagged it because of aggressive adult language because this 47-minute children’s claymation TV movie brings out the best in me. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In part 5/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, a superhero follow-up so overloaded and terrible that it shut down the whole franchise and forced a whole disappointing reboot.

This time around I cover a star-studded flick based on the true story of how the Air Jordan basketball shoes came to be and all the difficulties in that process. This video contains A.I.-Generated Video and Audio. All written content is human-made.

In part 4/6 of our Trading Ratings series on Action/Adventure Sequels, the dinosaur follow-up that was so disappointing for a myriad of reasons, especially considering Spielberg returned to direct.