Phil and Dave find themselves Behind Enemy lines in 2001- One of many post 1996 Gene Hackman movies from Dave's library and unknowingly another John Moore film. Phil questions the choice of having Owen Wilson as the leading man and wonders why he dragged Ice Cube guy out to the middle of nowhere. Join us as Dave tries to convince Phil that this movie delivers as a light action war film.

In this episode of Off the Shelf – A Movie Podcast with Phil and Dave, we dive into The Founder (2016), the fascinating true story behind the rise of McDonald's. Starring Michael Keaton as Ray Kroc, we discuss ambition, entrepreneurship, ethics, and the business decisions that built a global empire. Join us for a fun, spoiler-filled conversation about one of the most compelling business dramas ever put on film.

This week, Phil and Dave dive into Terry Gilliam’s mind-bending sci-fi classic 12 Monkeys (1995). Starring Bruce Willis, Brad Pitt, and Madeleine Stowe, the film blends time travel, psychological mystery, and post-apocalyptic suspense into one of the most unique movies of the 1990s. Join us as we unpack Gilliam’s visionary direction, Pitt’s Oscar-nominated performance, the film’s complex themes, and whether 12 Monkeys still holds up as a sci-fi masterpiece nearly 30 years later.