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May 05, 2017

Glenn Gives Thumbs up on Two Must-See Movies

Your weekend entertainment is in good hands, according to Glenn --- whether you stream or go to the theater.

Opening this weekend is Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 with Chris Pratt and available on-demand is A Dog's Purpose with Josh Gad. Closing Friday's radio program, Glenn outlined why both are worth the time.

Enjoy this complimentary clip or read the transcript for details.

GLENN: So what's opening up -- oh, by the way, I saw last night father daughter movie night last night, and we saw a dog's purpose. Did you guys see that? Oh, my gosh is that --

JEFFY: There's all kinds of dog movies.

GLENN: Oh, my gosh. It's so good.

PAT: What?

JEFFY: There's a bunch of dog movies that came out this past couple of years. I've seen a bunch of them.

GLENN: Yeah, this one is the one with Kevin Costner? Oh, no, not Kevin Costner.

JEFFY: No, I haven't seen that.

PAT: You're pulling our legs.

GLENN: No, I'm not. I'm not.

PAT: A dog's purpose is good?

GLENN: No, all those dog movies, Jeffy.

JEFFY: They're police dog, military dogs.

GLENN: I haven't wanted to see a single one.

JEFFY: I know. But I'm forced to see them.

GLENN: This one is worth seeing.

PAT: Ben goes to the beach, Ben goes to the a cappella.

GLENN: This one is great. It's really great.

PAT: It's on demand now. You watched it like that?

GLENN: Yeah. Cheyenne said to me buy it or rent it? And I rarely say buy it. And Tonya said that she had talked to somebody who was just raving about it.

JEFFY: So just buy it.

GLENN: And I said buy it. Your mom's going to want to see it, thinking, you know, that's going to be a mistake. It's a stupid dog movie. It was fantastic. I loved it.

PAT: Number one movie at the fox office is fate of the furious.

JEFFY: It's going to be knocked off, though.

PAT: By guardians of the galaxy.

GLENN: After it made its billions of dollars. How much has it made worldwide?

PAT: Last week it was something like 200 million.

JEFFY: Yeah, it's in the hundreds of millions already.

GLENN: It's going to make a billion dollars.

JEFFY: That's what they were pontificating, when it would cut the billion-dollar mark. In the first two weeks.

GLENN: Oh, my god.

PAT: It's the first movie that come out in a long time that I wanted to see.

GLENN: Fast and the furious?

PAT: No, guardians.

GLENN: Guardians. I'm telling you, Chris -- what's his name?

PAT: Pratt.

GLENN: Pratt. Is he so great? So good. So likable. And, Chris, even if you are here and you agree with everything I say, I don't want to hear your political opinion. Even if you agree with everything I say, I don't want to know it. He is so great. So great.

JEFFY: Not a lot of us like that left anymore. You know what I'm saying?

GLENN: No, I don't know what you're saying.

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