I know y'all remember the action comedy two-hander with Adam Sandler and Damon Wayans, right? RIGHT?

Nah, I checked the box office numbers, only we remember it. But it's got good stuff happening! Really quotable and fun '96 deep cut. 

Bulletproof

John Travolta month continues with Broken Arrow, where he faces/off (get it?) against Christian Slater over some thermonuclear warheads. John Woo (WOOOOO!) directs, featuring Samantha Mathis, Howie Long, Delroy Lindo, and some other folks. 

Broken Arrow

Something like a phenomenon.....no, wait, that's different. This is John Travolta playing an angel. No, wait, that's another 1996 movie. THIS one is John Travolta as a super genius in a small town with Kyra Sedgwick and Forrest Whittaker and Robert Duvall.

Seriously it's kinda good.

Phenomenon

Welcome to Earth! We've got the biggest movie of 1996, a cross between Top Gun, Alien, and Mad Max, featuring Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, Bill Pullman, Judd Hirsch, Mary McDonnell, Vivica A. Fox, and way more. 

Indepedence Day

GIVE ME BACK MY SON!

Ok, Mel Gibson, we get it. Anyone else realize this and Payback are different movies?

Ransom

Hey, you. Guy behind the guy? Get over here and talk about Swingers with us, because our baby's all growns up and he's all growns up.

Swingers

What do you get when you combine Harold Ramis, Andie MacDowell, Eugene Levy, and four Michael Keatons? One of the most underrated and quotable comedies of the greatest comedy decade for movies.   Or maybe that's just us. Also, did you know what Michael Keaton's real name is?

Multiplicity

Welcome to The Rock!

An iconic 90s action movie from the maestro responsible for Bad Boys, Armageddon, Transformers: Michael Bay. With Nic Cage, Sean Connery, Ed Harris, and about a jillion other people. 

The Rock

Tim Burton and every 90s actor spoof 50s scifi films. Our host, zencastr, keeps eating these as I type them and now I'm too tired to make it interesting again. 

Mars Attacks!

Today we break down the most iconic 12 in fictional golf movies with writer/director Ron Shelton (Tin Cup, Bull Durham, White Men Can't Jump). We learn how this is secretly a western, how Costner didn't want to do it, and how much of it is based on a real PGA pro who's actually in the movie!

Tin Cup (with writer/director Ron Shelton)

A re-watch show for movies that came out 30 years ago, from two guys who loved movies in 1996 and still do in 2026. Come along with us as we re-live the 90s one film at a time!

Movielife Crisis