Jod droppingly terrible, intraminably dulled. I love the fact Cody got up to

scope on my all-time favorite critics, the great Richard Roper, the Chicago

sun times. And he's banged up. He's talking about Amsterdam, a film that just

was a jaw dropping bomb. Yes, I had to sit through it. We'll talk all about it.

Plus, Lyle Lyle crocodile. Little more pleasant film I got to see this week

on my kids. Constance Wu, the great Javier Bardem. Sean Mendez, the singer.

He's playing Lyle Lyle. Yes, that's singing crocodile. Our old movie is the Princess

Bride 35th anniversary. It was not one of my many channels. I have seen it. I

haven't seen the Princess Bride in about 30 years. Neither have my man Chris Cody.

Well, Chris is only 34. So you're probably seen it. I don't even watch when you're

in the form. Point is he and I had not seen it in a long time. We both watch the

Princess Bride. Mandy Patinkin, Carrie Elvis. My name is Enigemontoya. You killed

my father, prepared to die. And the real treat this week. Great scene.

Reg's time. Scott Rigowski is back, ladies and gentlemen. Reg's is back.

Reg's time with stories from Iceland and the film that Al Pacino made that

many have crushed. And not some have actually praised. It's called cruising

from 1980 directed by Billy Friedkin. First and foremost, Princess Bride.

Before we will do the review in a second. But how did you find revisiting it?

Was this a film you were nostalgic about? Or like I said, you probably didn't

remember much of it. No, this was a, I was very nostalgic with this.

This is a film I remember growing up. The grandfather talking to his son.

Like it's one of those movies I literally just had flashes of memories of

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