THE KARATE KID (1984) with Leti Smith, Filipo Iupati & Cam Schuster

THE RUNNING MAN (1987) with Eric Mariekore & Cam Schuster

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam and Eric discuss the 1987 sci-fi action movie THE RUNNING MAN starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and based off the book by Stephen King. The boys talk about the cultural impact of the movie and put the film through sports themed categories to explore in depth the film

FIRST BLOOD (1982) with Tana Valeni, Alafau Amani & Cam Schuster

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Tana, and Simon discuss the 1982 action movie FIRST BLOOD starring Sylvester Stallone as John Rambo. They talk about the cultural impact of the film, memories of when they first watched the movie, and then put the movie through a gauntlet of sports-themed categories to dive into the film some more.

COMING TO AMERICA (1988) with Joey Nanai, Filipo Iupati & Cam Schuster

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Filipo and Joey discuss and review the 1988 romantic comedy movie COMING TO AMERICA starring Eddie Murphy.

THE KARATE KID (1984) with Leti Smith, Filipo Iupati & Cam Schuster

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Leti and Filipo discuss the 1984 martial arts family movie THE KARATE KID starring Ralph Macchio and Pat Morita. The Usos talk about the movie and the time in 1984, they discuss themes of the film, actors and characters, and the cultural impact the movie has. Then the boys go through sports-themed categories to discuss the film even further.

WHITE MEN CAN'T JUMP (1992) with Leti Smith, Filipo Iupati & Cam Schuster

The usos from the WesWes Network Cam, Leti and Filipo delve into the 1992 classic 'White Men Can't Jump.' They explore the nostalgia surrounding video store culture, the film's cultural impact on basketball and streetball, and the significance of its soundtrack. The conversation highlights character dynamics, themes of hustling and loyalty, and the iconic scenes that have left a lasting legacy in pop culture. The hosts reflect on how the film's humor and racial commentary resonate differently today, making it a timeless classic that continues influencing audiences. This conversation delves into the themes and character dynamics of a classic basketball film, exploring the significance of tournament prize money, iconic scenes, philosophical quotes, and the cultural reflections that resonate with audiences today. The discussion highlights memorable quotes, annoying moments, and hidden gems, while also considering the potential for a series that expands on the characters' journeys and relationships. In this conversation, the hosts delve into the various aspects of the film 'White Men Can't Jump,' discussing character dynamics, performances, and the impact of supporting cast members. They analyze the significance of specific scenes, including the breakup scene, and explore the potential for recasting characters. The discussion also touches on emerging talent in the film industry, iconic props and costumes, and the lasting legacy of the movie. The hosts conclude by sharing their top basketball movies, highlighting the cultural significance of 'White Men Can't Jump' and its influence on future films.