Fathers’ Day – Dare Daniel Podcast Episode 69
“You mirth machine, you.”
This week, Daniel and Corky revive their long-running Lowell Ganz vs. Babaloo Mandel feud by reviewing the wretched Fathers’ Day. A film so sloppy that it was released on Mother’s Day weekend, Fathers’ Day bottoms even the most basement-level expectations. This thoroughly sad and lazy comedy pairs Robin Williams and Billy Crystal as would-be fathers searching for a Sugar Ray-obsessed teenage wastoid. Unfunny non-hijinx ensue.
Elsewhere, Daniel and Corky discuss superfluous wallet chains, diegetic 1990s ska-punk, and pointless softball games.
Surf II (Andrew Reyes)
Dangerous Men (Jaina Sinclair)
Theatrical release date: May 9, 1997
Domestic box office gross: $28.6 million (production budget: $85 million)
Critic scores: 25 on Rotten Tomatoes; 43 on Metacritic
Daniel’s craft beer: Alvarado Street and Moonraker’s Spaced Out DIPA (8.5% ABV)
Corky’s craft beer: Urban Roots Brewery & Smokehouse’s No One Taught That To Me Yet spelt saison (8.5% ABV)
This week’s darer: Leo Logan
Why did Leo dare Daniel and Corky to watch Fathers’ Day? “Because it’s a case of bankable leads and a top director at the time that resulted in an unfunny mess. Good luck!”
IMDB synopsis: “A woman cons two old boyfriends into searching for her runaway son by convincing both that they are the boy’s father.”
This week’s referenced movies: Les Comperes; The Man With One Red Shoe; The Toy; Pure Luck; Three Fugitives; Dinner for Schmucks; The Birdcage; Street Fighter; Back to the Future; Good Will Hunting; The Fifth Element; 2016: Obama’s America; A Nightmare on Elm Street; Deliverance; Home Alone; Saw; The Stepfather; Private Parts
Ratings: Daniel – Double Dare; Corky – Double Dare
Theatrical trailer for Fathers’ Day
Robin and Billy Meet Sugar Ray
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