Rob & Tony's Cinematic Adventure

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the quintessential 4th of July movie: Independence Day. They talk about how this movie made Will Smith the king of the 4th of July weekend for several years. They also discuss the fact that it's just a fun movie to watch.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

To kick off the summer blockbuster series, Rob and Tony discuss the first movie ever to be dubbed a summer blockbuster: Jaws. They talk about how Steven Spielberg expertly helmed this movie to make it fit into several different categories of film. They also discuss how perfect Robert Shaw was for the role of Quint. You're gonna need a bigger boat. It's time for Jaws!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the movie that took the box office by storm, Twister. They talk about how it accurately shows the devastation in the aftermath of a tornado. They also discuss how brilliantly Philip Seymour Hoffman played the role of Dusty in this movie. Take shelter, because it's time for Twister!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1999 hit, The Mummy. They talk about how it was a springboard for several people who have since become household names in Hollywood. They also discuss the fact that it has just enough humor to keep it fun, while still having enough drama to keep it interesting.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the modern classic, The Princess Bride. They talk about how it's one of the few movies that almost everyone who has seen it loves it. They also revel in the brilliant casting choices, and how Billy Crystal shines as Miracle Max. Have fun storming the castle with The Princess Bride!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

Join Rob and Tony as they discuss the movie that started the cultural phenomenon that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Iron Man. They talk about how groundbreaking the movie was, and how much of a gamble it was for Marvel at the time. They also discuss how perfect Robert Downey, Jr. was for the role. Get ready for Iron Man!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 1989 Tim Burton/Michael Keaton classic, Batman. They talk about how unexpected it was that Michael Keaton would be so good in the role, and how great Jack Nicholson was as the Joker. Hop in the Batmobile, it's time for Batman.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss Superman: The Movie. Rob talks about his lifelong love for this movie, and although Tony saw it a bit later, he feels the same way. They also discuss the impact Superman had on every superhero movie that has come out since. You'll believe a man can fly when you listen to this episode.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the Sylvester Stallone classic, Rocky. They talk about how much the asthetic of the '70s really stands out, and how it's the classic underdog story. They also discuss their reasoning behind picking this movie for the podcast. They wanted to pay homage to the late, great Carl Weathers.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the Kevin Bacon/Fred Ward classic, Tremors. They talk about how much they used to love watching this movie together in their old apartment, and how much they love Burt's rec room. So, stay on those residual boulders, and get ready for Tremors!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the 2021 movie CODA, about a girl coping with the challenges of life in a fishing village, and being the only member of her family who is not hearing impared. They talk about how they think it was definitely worthy of the awards that it has won. They also discuss how it can spark an emotional reaction from viewers.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer.

On this episode, Rob and Tony are joined by their good friend Tim Robinson to discuss the 1991 Keanu Reeves, Patrick Swayze classic, Point Break. They discuss how the movies of the late '80s and early '90s had a certain feel to them. They also talk about Gary Busey and his teeth, and how the name Johnny Utah could only sound like an actual name in a situation like this movie.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the fifth, and so far final, movie in the Indiana Jones series, Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny. They talk about all of the twists and turns in this adventure, and how perfect of a macguffin the Dial of Destiny actually is, and how it helps finish out this great series. Rob and Tony are also very happy that a movie finally used the word "fissure" correctly.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Join Rob and Tony as they discuss Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull. They talk about the best and worst parts of the movie, and whether it's your favorite, or least favorite, it still has plenty of merits. And at it's core, it's a solid Indiana Jones adventure. Grab your whip and fedora, because it's time for Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

In this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the third movie in the Indiana Jones series, Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade. They talk about the dynamic between Indiana Jones and his father, the origins of Indy's nickname, and Rob even has some fun with his Sean Connery impression. You don't want to miss this episode!

Join Rob and Tony as they discuss the second movie in the Indiana Jones series, Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom. They talk about the similarties and differences between this movie and Raiders, and how Indy has changed between the two movies. They also ponder some very important questions, such as: How did all of the spectators for the human sacrifice leave the cave so quickly? And: Did Indy really make Short Round dispose of a dead body? Explore all this and more in this episode!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the first movie in the Indiana Jones series, Raiders of the Lost Ark. They talk about how much they loved the movie growing up, and how they still love it just as much now. They also talk about how much Raiders has influenced their lives since they first watched it.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

In this episode, Rob and Tony discuss another Best Picture Oscar winner, Braveheart. They talk about how it's more than just a war movie, and there's something for everybody in it. They also wonder how William Wallace was able to acquire a set of nunchucks, and how long he's had them in his hair. "They may take our lives, but they'll never take OUR FREEDOOOOOOMMM!"Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Get ready for a lesson in Roman history as Rob and Tony discuss the Ridley Scott/Russell Crowe epic Gladiator. Rob and Tony reminisce about their time in Latin class together in high school. They also talk about how this movie was most of the world's introduction to actors such as Joaquin Phoenix, Djimon Hounsou, and Spencer Treat Clark, among others. Get ready for Gladiator!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On this episode, Rob and Tony talk about a movie that swept the Oscars. They discuss how great it was to see Ke Huy Quan again after growing up watching him in Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom and Goonies. They also talk about how unique the movie is in the way it was able to turn a huge, multiversal story into an intimate, family drama. Get ready for Everything Everywhere All at Once!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

This is a very special episode for Rob and Tony. It's their tribute to the late Kevin Conroy. They discuss one of the best Batman movies ever to be made, and how it was actually part of Batman: The Animated Series. Rob talks about the time he had the opportunity to meet Kevin Conroy, and how big of an impact he had on Rob's life. With all of the people who have played Batman, either in live-action, or animation, nobody has ever said that iconic line better than Kevin Conroy: "I am vengeance. I am the night. I AM BATMAN!!!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss James Cameron's masterpiece, The Terminator. They talk about how well cast the movie was, and how it's a staple of the '80s. Also, Rob can't help but do some Arnold Schwarzenegger impressions. So, watch out for Skynet, and get ready for The Terminator!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

In this episode, Rob and Tony discuss Christopher Nolan's second film, Memento. They talk about how unique the format of the movie is, and how difficult it is for a director to captivate an audience when the plot is moving in reverse chronological order, but Nolan is able to hook the viewer early on, and take them along for the ride. You definitely aren't going to want to forget this episode.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Join Rob and Tony as they travel to the golden age of Hollywood and discuss Once Upon a Time In... Hollywood. They talk about how this movie is Tarantino's love letter to classic Hollywood, and how he included the tiniest of details in this movie that only the most devout film aficionados would be able to spot. They also explain how this movie is an alternate history of actual events, just like a couple of his others have been. Grab your popcorn, it's time for Once Upon a Time In... Hollywood.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

In this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the Rian Johnson directed time travel movie. They talk about how they made Joseph Gordon-Levitt resemble a young Bruce Willis, and how well Jeff Daniels does as a mob boss. Grab your blunderbuss, it's time for Looper.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Rob and Tony finish up the Back to the Future trilogy with Back to the Future Part III. They talk about Doc and Marty's time in the old west, and discuss how well it closes out the series. What is it that little Vern is doing in the background of the final scene?Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss Back to the Future Part II. They talk about how long Doc must have stayed in the future before picking Marty and Jennifer up in 1985. They also talk about how bizarre the character of CPR Kid is, and how he's so sure that Marty stole Biff's "wallut" after he was knocked out by George.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Join Rob & Tony as they go back...to the future!!! They discuss their love of the movie, and talk about how much they loved it growing up, and still do today. They even share some interesting behind the scenes facts and trivia. Where they're going, they don't need roads.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On this episode, Rob and Tony discuss the movie that inspired the title of this podcast. They talk about how much they love Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure, and share interesting facts about the movie and the people involved with it. It's a most triumphant episode that you're not going to want to miss. So, be excellent to each other. And party on dudes!!!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Join Rob and Tony as they discuss the fantastic homage to buddy cop films, Hot Fuzz. They discuss how many of the characters' names are perfect descriptions of what kind of people they are, as well as how this is one of the few cop movies that talks about how important paperwork is. You'll want to listen to this one. It's for the greater good (the greater good).Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Rob and Tony discuss a movie that is the perfect mix of spoof of, and homage to, classic Romero movies. They talk about the way that Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg were able to flawlessly intertwine serious, heartbreaking scenes with bust-a-gut comedy. Just don't say the zed word!Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Rob and Tony talk about one of the Coen Brothers' true masterpieces. The Dude abides in this episode as they discuss Philip Seymour Hoffman's extremely underrated performance, Thurston the "Pomeranian" (he's actually a Yorkie), and revel in Sam Elliot's magnificent mustache. This episode really ties the podcast together.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Rob and Tony finish out the original Star Wars Trilogy with Return of the Jedi. They discuss everything from the rancor pit under Jabba's throne room to the possibility of Captain Rex appearing at the Battle of Endor. It's the perfect end to a perfect trilogy.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

Right on the heels of Episode IV, Rob and Tony discuss Star Wars: Episode V - The Empire Strikes Back. Listen to them talk about their reactions to quite possibly the biggest movie twist of all time, and the impact that Willrow Hood has had on the public.Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer

On the premiere episode of Rob & Tony's Cinematic Adventure, Rob and Tony discuss the movie that started one of the biggest fandoms in the history of mankind, Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope. They'll talk about the first time they saw the movie, the affect it has had on their lives, and much more. Did you know the band in the Mos Eisley Cantina, Figrin D'an and the Modal Nodes plays jizz music?Podcast artwork created by Sarah Bilhimer