Happy Place — It Turns Out the Naming Rights! Membership Option Was For Real and Someone Is Now Five Hundred Bucks Poorer Presents Nat

In 1996's Michael John Travolta Is an Angel Who FUCKS in an Underwhelming Romcom From Nora Ephron

John Travolta is an angel who fucks in Nora Ephron’s hopelessly bland supernatural romantic comedy.

Travolta/Cage #68: Mom and Dad/The Humanity Bureau

Travolta/CageClint WorthingtonNovember 15, 2023podcast

Travolta/Cage #67: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse / Teen Titans GO! To the Movies (with Alonso Duralde)

Excelsior!

Travolta/CageClint WorthingtonOctober 5, 2023podcast

Travolta/Cage #66: I am Wrath / Vengeance: A Love Story

Revenge is a dish best served lame.

Travolta/CageClint WorthingtonSeptember 20, 2023podcast

The Joyce Carol Oates Adaptation Vengeance: A Love Story Is Terrible In Pretty Much the Exact Same Way As All of Nicolas Cage's Vehicles from this Period in His Career

This one is like my ex-wife’s Meatloaf Surprise: sub-par!

Travolta/Cage, The Travolta/Cage ProjectNathan RabinSeptember 11, 2023

BOTH Nicolas Cage and John Travolta Signed On to Star in I Am Wrath But Travolta Was Unlucky Enough to Actually Play It

Nicolas Cage dodged a bullet when he dropped out of the lead role in a version of I Am Wrath that would have been directed by William Friedkin. John Travolta then leaped into that bullet when he signed on to replace Cage in this stinker.

Travolta/Cage #65: In a Valley of Violence / Arsenal

Travolta/CageClint WorthingtonAugust 30, 2023podcast

The 2017 Stinker Arsenal Is Pure Dreck With the Exception of Nicolas Cage's Crazed Villain Turn

Nicolas Cage reprised a role he played in the 1993 obscurity Deadfall in 2017’s Arsenal as a weird prank on the universe/cosmic joke without a punchline.

Travolta/Cage #64: USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage / Army of One (with Abby Olcese)

Travolta/CageClint WorthingtonAugust 9, 2023podcast

Nicolas Cage Tangles With Cartoon Sharks in USS Indianapolis: Men of Courage

The riveting, horrifying, shark-infested true story of the USS Indianapolis is brought to the big screen by Jaws: The Revenge star Mario Van Peebles in a clunky mediocrity with a deeply committed performance by Nicolas Cage as a uniquely cursed military man.