His name is John Mason, British National, incarcerated on Alcatraz in 1962, escaped in 63.

There's no identity in the United States or agreeing print. He does not exist.

Secrets have a way of coming back to haunt you.

There's a hostage situation in Alcatraz.

Austin, 81 tourist.

The rocks are tourist attraction.

And we're back.

Welcome once again to another episode of Mike, Mike, and Oscar.

I'm your co-host, Mike 1.

Co-host, also Mike is here.

And Mike, tell us about our third co-host joining us today.

He is the host of Challenge Mania, exclamation point. And he has been on the show for Tribeca Mania, Sag Mania on Mike, Mike and Oscar for I think three years now, Scott.

And he requested this episode today because it's the 30th

anniversary of one of the most awesome summer movies we've ever laid our eyes upon. He is Scott

Yeager and we are reviewing The Rock. Welcome, Scott. Yes. And I will say the Dwayne Johnson Rock

has complicated things where now when you say The Rock, people do think you're talking about him.

But no, long before, well not long before, a few months before he made his debut at Survivor Series 1996, which I was also at down the road at Madison Square Garden.

Okay.

In June 1996, this movie directed by Michael Bay in his sophomore attempt at

creating action madness rocked my world and many 11-year-olds worlds because this, I believe,

was the second R-rated movie I ever saw in the theater. My parents took me to see Die Hard

with a vengeance before I had even seen Die Hard One, which I think was 95.

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