Climbing the Castle Dominick Bianco

This week we're gonna steal the Declaration of Independence in National Treasure. A fun action movie that still holds up. This movie has a good mix of everything you could ask for. Action, adventure, romance, comedy, drama. It all meshes perfectly together to create a great film.

This week Charlie and I dig into a childhood favorite of both of us in Holes. With essentially 3 movies in one Holes packs a major punch and with a great mix of comedy and drama it still holds up as an essential classic.

This week Charlie and I go back to 1950 as we visit Disney's first full live action movie "Treasure Island". Based of the Novel this is also the story used for Treasure Planet, and while the story is mostly the same it's still fun and unique in it's own ways that still manage to make it enjoyable. With twists and turns at every corner you never know what to expect next.

This week Charlie and I investigate the murder of Toon Town owner Marvin Acme in "Who Framed Roger Rabbit" Another fun live action/animation blend which takes us back to the roots of cartoons. This is the one and only time where Warner Brothers and Disney paired up to give us a once in an a lifetime masterpiece.

This week Charlie and I learn that Happily Ever After may not always be a real thing as we continue the story of Robert and Giselle in Disenchanted. A movie filled with more references, more tropes, and and even more villains this movie feels like a giant homage to Disney's past while adding it's own new twists.

This week Charlie and I discuss a brand new fairytale of the modern era when Princess Giselle is sent from the magical world of Andalasia to the rough streets of New York City in Enchanted. It's a fun tale that has everything we want, Romance, Comedy, Drama, a bit of action, all while paying tribute to the stories of Disney's past.