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In a world full of reboots and sequels this entry was quite a welcomed surprise. With the help of returning guest Frank Haring the Roll Film crew talks not only about how funny this film is but how important it is to the movie business in general. So take a listen than go out and support comedy movies in the theater!

The last month of summer is here and you know we gotta review a new summer movie! Since we're getting a sequel the Naked Gun series we decided to review all of them! Starting with the original and working our way to the brand new film. Rewatching the first was a refreshing journey back in notalgic world of spoof comedy.

How do we end a month honoring one of the most prolific actors of our generation? By reviewing a documentary that he began filming in his youth! To say this movie is magical is an understatement. Do yourself a favor and watch the film Val, but after you listen to our review about why it's so good. This is the only film the Roll Film crew didn't actually rate out of 10 and I think we knew i...

We couldn't have a Val Kilmer month without revisiting his time in the cowl! Batman Forever was a big transition for the caped crusader and for Kilmer's career. Listen as the Roll Film crew discusses what this movie means to them and Kilmer's take on the world's greatest detective.

When people think of Val Kilmer they almost always think about his role in the amazing comedy Macgruber. Ok that is really only Roll Film crew member Jon, but because of him we decided to review this underrated comedy. The whole cast shines in this movie and it was one of Val's most fun contributions later in his career. So take a chance on our reveiw before you give Macgruber another shot.

Today, let us be your huckleberry and listen to our review of one of Val Kilmer's most well known roles. The Roll Film crew discusses what happened behind the scenes of this movie and how impactful it turned out to be. Val hit this film out of the park and if you haven't seen it, you must give it a watch.

New month, new theme! And for the entire month of July we'll be reviewing Val Kilmer films. Val was a gift to modern cinema and his contribution cannot be overstated, one month will not truly do him justice, but we'll try! We're starting with one of his most iconic roles and movies, Top Gun. No he's not the star but Val always had a way of standing out no matter what character he p...

Well we've reached our final destination movie review (for now)...and man, did they come back with a super sequel. There are some light spoilers in this review but not any that give away the good stuff. This has been a wild ride and Roll Film appreciates you joining us, hopefully not for the last time. Also RIP Tony Todd.

**LOTS OF SPOILER ALERTS FOR THIS ONE** Well Roll Film crusing right along to Final Destination Bloodlines but first we must watch the one that BRIDGES the audience to the series. That was probably too on the nose, but listen as the Roll Film crew reviews the 5th installment in this series that keeps cheating death itself. It was quite the divisive entry for our hosts. Listen and share your though...

This death roller coasting keeps going and Roll Film is here to talk about it. This week we review the third entry into this franchise is see how it stacks up to the other two movies. Spoiler alert, not as well. Still this is a fun ride that you should give a watch after you give us a listen.

Let's keep this death log rolling on down the highway with Roll Film's review of Final Destination 2! This is the one so much of us remember but does it still hold up? Listen as the Roll Film crew discuss what makes this entry in the franchise so special.

May is upon us and so is a new entry in the long running franchise Final Destinaton. This whole month the Roll Film crew will be reviewing the Final Destination series starting with the original. Listen as we discuss this film's interesting origns and how it spanned one of the most profitable franchises. Enjoy our review and be alert for death could be lurking around the corner!

Ayerpril comes to a close with arguably David Ayer's best film. And for such a momumental conclusion we had to bring in an amazing guest. Veteran Joey Powell joins the Roll Film crew and discusses this tank combat themed WWII movie. This is one you won't want to miss! Check out Joey's work here

As we take a step back into one of Ayer's most ambitious films the Roll Film crew invites frequent guest C Thane Dixon to give us his takes on End Of Watch. There's much to applaud about this movie and much to discuss. Give us a listen and give us your thoughts in the comments.

The month of Ayer continues with his most recent film A Working Man. This movie is based on a book series but takes a lot of liberties with bring it to the big screen. Does the Roll Film crew believe this is Ayer's best work? No, but it is still a good reason to support the movie theater business.

From everyone here at Roll Fill, Happy AYERpril! That's right, this month we will be looking at some of David Ayer's greatest contributions to to cinema and we're starting off with a bang. The David Ayer scribed hit Training Day. Listen as the Roll Film crew revists arguably the best cop movie from the early 2000's.

As Marky March comes to a close we decided to review Mark's most recent film Flight Risk. What can we say about this movie? Guess you'll have to listen to find out, but yea, this was not good vibration that Mark was feeling back in the 90's.

Marky March Marches On (say that 3 times fast, ok I just did it and it wasn't that hard, please disregard) with Whalberg's modern run into comedy. The Roll Film crew reviews the hilarious Daddy's Home. Ferrel and Whalberg's comedic chemistry was just getting started with The Other Guys. Listen as we discuss our generations Dad movie.

Marky March rolls on with the inspirational sports "true" story Invincible. Listen as the Roll Film crew invites veteran guest C Thane Dixon to discuss the themes and validity of this heartwarming LIE! We don't blame Mark for the inaccuracies, but we are disappointed.

It's time to get funky with this month's theme of Marky March! All month long we will be reviewing films staring the prolific Mark Whalberg and we're starting off with one of his biggest breaks, the teen thriller Fear. There's no fear with how 90's this movie is, but does it hold up? Give us a listen and you decide!

Well all good things must come to an end, and that includes Jackie Chanuary. The Roll Film crew decided to go out with one of Jackie's more recent outings and a real change of pace for his style. The Foreigner was a great ride and shows off Jackie's range. Give us a listen and then give this film a watch!

Well, they can't all be Rush Hours. Today for Jackie Chanuary Roll Film reviews the 2002 movie The Tuxedo. We brought back Kung Fu film expert Alex Kilbarger for his hot takes on this hot pile of mess. Give us a listen and let us know if we were too hared on old Jackie with this one.

HAPPY CHANUARY to all who celebrate, and another reason to celebrate is that Roll Film is finally reviewing Jackie Chan's mega hit Rush Hour. Listen as the Roll Film crew discusses how this movie still holds up and how it's deserving to be among the most revered buddy cop movies.

Jackie Chanuary flips onto our next episode with Rumble In The Bronx. This film launched Jackie Chan into mainstream Hollywood, but is it still worth a view? Listen to the Roll Film's crew thoughts and decide for yoursef!

New year, new theme! We're starting out 2025 by honoring a living legend and celebrating Jackie Chanuary! We KICK this month off by watching one of his earliest films Drunken Master. So have a few drinks and listen to our review of this Kung Fu Comedy!