Love might make the world go round, but it sure leaves some bruises along the way. In this episode, Dan and Mark dive into the rougher side of romance. There may be no time for love, Dr. Jones... but there’s plenty of time for love to hurt. We cover Love Hurts with Oscar winner Key Huy Quan!

Buckle up for the I Can Do This All Day Podcast Presidents Day episode that's not your typical history lesson: Death By Lightning! It's nothing what we were expecting- and neither was this review! So why not waste away your Monday and join us! USA! USA!

This week on I Can Do This All Day, we dive headfirst into Netflix’s The Rip — a tense, gritty crime thriller that asks one simple question: how far would you go for the score?

We break down the plot, performances, and pacing while debating whether the movie earns its twists or gets a little too clever for its own good. From standout moments and character decisions that made us yell at the screen, to what worked, what didn’t, and what totally “Martha’d” us, nothing is off-limits.

Is The Rip a hidden gem, a solid one-night watch, or something you’ll forget five minutes after the credits roll? We rip it apart (pun very much intended) and decide if this is a movie we could, in fact… do all day.

🎧 Spoilers ahead — press play and let’s rip into it.

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan and Mark put on their tinfoil hats and dive headfirst into Avengers: Doomsday. 💥🦸‍♂️
We break down what we know, what we think we know, and what Marvel might be quietly setting up for its biggest crossover yet. From returning heroes and possible new team lineups to multiverse chaos, Doctor Doom theories, and the stakes that could reshape the MCU forever — nothing is off the table. We also predict who’s most likely to steal the spotlight, who might not make it out alive, and whether Doomsday can deliver that true “Avengers-level” moment fans have been waiting for.

Hope for the best. Prepare for total destruction.

This week on I Can Do This All Day, we’re saying “As you wish” to one of the most beloved movies of all time — The Princess Bride. 🏰⚔️
Dan and Mark break down why this fairy tale adventure somehow manages to be a comedy, romance, action movie, and comfort watch all at once. We talk unforgettable quotes, iconic characters like Inigo Montoya and Westley, the perfect blend of sincerity and parody, and whether this movie could ever be remade (spoiler: please don’t).

Inconceivable? Not even a little.

This week on I Can Do This All Day, the guys head deep into the jungle to tackle the wild, ridiculous, and surprisingly fun reboot: Anaconda (2025), starring Jack Black.

They break down what they knew about the movie going in, what expectations they had for a modern Anaconda remake, and whether Jack Black as the lead was inspired casting… or total chaos. From over-the-top snake moments to action, comedy, and questionable science, they run through the plot in their own very “accurate” way and debate what worked, what didn’t, and what absolutely made them laugh out loud.

Can you do this all day… or are you tapping out before the snake even shows up?

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” dive headfirst into Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery—the latest twisty, stylish entry in Rian Johnson’s whodunit franchise.

From Benoit Blanc’s latest case to the wild reveals, big performances, and franchise rankings, this episode is packed with laughs, nitpicks, and mystery-loving chaos. And in the end, they answer the only question that really matters:

Can you do this mystery all day?

On this episode of I Can Do This All Day, Dan “The Part-Time Avenger” and Mark “The Resident Jedi” look ahead at what the next year has in store for movies and TV. From upcoming Marvel, DC, and Star Wars projects to other major franchises and surprise releases, we break down what we’re excited for, what has us cautiously optimistic, and what might already be raising red flags.

No deep dives—just big-picture hype, speculation, and plenty of side conversations as we set our expectations for the year ahead.

Because the future of fandom waits for no one… and we can do this all day.