The Jonathan Wier Show

On this show James and I discuss the best/worst/underrated songs on the last Beatles albums and then Cody and I discuss the latest news about the Chiefs. I may only be doing a show for an audience of me anymore. lol

Where the 90s that great? Probably not as great as you remember.

You can hear daily episodes of The Jonathan Wier Show on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/thejws "Falling Down," directed by Joel Schumacher, is a captivating exploration of a disillusioned man's descent into chaos amidst the urban jungle of Los Angeles. Starring Michael Douglas in a career-defining role, this American classic has garnered both acclaim and criticism for its unflinching portrayal of societal tensions and the dark underbelly of the American dream. As we delve into this timeless piece of filmmaking, we'll examine the film's merits and missteps, analyzing its themes, performances, and directorial choices. Our hosts will engage in a spirited conversation, offering their unique perspectives on the various elements that make "Falling Down" a gripping and controversial cinematic experience. Join us as we dissect the film's social commentary, exploring its relevance in today's world and reflecting on its impact on subsequent works in the genre. From its raw portrayal of the protagonist's unraveling mental state to its examination of societal divisions, "Falling Down" invites us to confront uncomfortable truths about the human condition.

In this exciting episode, join us as we take a journey back in time to the iconic world of Jurassic Park. We dusted off our DVD collection, popped some popcorn, and hit play on the classic Spielberg masterpiece to see if it still holds up today. Will the groundbreaking special effects and heart-pounding thrills stand the test of time, or will we find ourselves cringing at outdated CGI and questionable plot points? As we revisit this beloved film, we delve into the nostalgia, analyze the storytelling techniques, and discuss the impact it had on the industry.

We look at the top hits from May 1st 1993 R Kelly is Pennywise the Clown Alladin the video game was awesome And why have video games ALWAYS cost the same?