a designated, often unobstructed area where parachutists, paratroopers, or air drop supplies land.

Now, if that doesn't sound like an action movie, I don't know what does.

We saw Drop Zone, so you know what that means.

Now it's time for How did this get made?

We're going to have a good time, celebrate some failure, not just be a hater because you know you wonder, how did this campaign?

Let's walk win the mediocrity of subpar art.

Perhaps we'll find the answer to the question, how did this get made?

Hello, people of earth and welcome to How Did This Get Made?

This is a show where we talk about the misunderstood classics.

That's right.

This week, we're talking about the 1994 film Drop Zone with Wesley Snipes.

It's kind of like point break, but less complicated and oddly more confusing.

If you want to know what happens, and you have not seen the movie, brief setup, you got

Wesley Snipes.

He is trying to transport this prisoner, Michael Jeter, to prison, but in the middle of their

flight, they are hijacked by terrorists, led by Gary Busey, who not only take the prisoner, but also kill Wesley

Snipes' partner.

And brother. And brother. And brother. And long story short, Wesley Snipes has to team up with a bunch

of skydivers to uncover a plot of a former DE agent who is using skydiving to break into big

buildings. Anyway, welcome to the show, my two co-os. Just that. Just the, just you attempting to get

through the explanation was incredible. Oh my gosh. Please welcome, Jason, Dianeuka and June, Diane, Raphael. How are you both? Wow. I mean, just watched it. Just watched it. Just finished. I probably won't be the same for the rest of my life. It's so interesting because I just finished. Well, actually, not just. I say, you know, it's 3 o'clock right now. Probably finish a 2.30.

And then I immediately, and I mean immediately, needed a nap.

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