( music playing ) Almost every college dorm room in America has one. I’m not talking about a kid with massive amounts of debt with little hope for a good-paying job. I’m talking about movie posters! That is true. We’re gonna play a little game where we identify a movie based on the poster alone but with a major plot twist. All of the people in the movie posters we’re gonna look at – are now dogs. – Dogs? It’s time for… All right. Okay, Link and I will both be playing. We’re a team once again. If we guess– I was just stretching, man. No, I– That was horrible. If we guess three or more correctly, we win a special edition movie poster starring some familiar furry friends. – I wonder who that is. – ( squeals quietly ) Let’s see the first one. Link: Okay. Okay, so all of the words have been removed from this “Scarface” poster as well as the face of Al Pacino. That is not Al Pacino. “Scarface”– I know from the black and white in the back that this is “Scarface” movie poster. That looks– he looks too stocky for “Scarface,” but if you see– Look at the paws on his hands. This is good work, guys. If you are specifically seeing this as “Scarface,” I’ll go along with you ’cause I don’t have a better guess. I’ll bet you a million dollars. Stevie: Guys, bad news. This is the one that was supposed to be easier. ( laughs ) Um… Hold on, hold on. Bad news? – Bad news. Bad news for your– – What? Because the good news is it’s “Scarface.” No, no, no, it is not “Scarface.” – It’s not Al Pacino. – What’s your guess? Well, not “Scarface.” Anything but “Scarface.” Is that an acceptable answer? This is your favorite movie of 2017. Oh, this is “Get Out.” Of course. You threw me– You threw me with “Scarface,” man. Uh, all right. Next. This just looks like a bad stock photo. The fact that you replaced the whole bottom half of that man with those ( stammering ) I mean, this was not what I was expecting. – “Pretty Woman” is what it is. – That’s pantyhose… – “Pretty Woman.” – …on a dog paw. It is not “Pretty Woman.” It’s not “Pretty Woman.” It’s “Devil Wears Prada.” This is a Hugh Grant rom-com. That’s Hugh Grant in the back. – But w– – No, no, I know what this is. – This is that– – It’s a hand. It’s a striptease. This is the Demi Moore stripper movie. No, this is the “Saved By The Bell” girl strip movie. No,’cause she would’ve been– No, that movie didn’t have a prominent male character. That would be that– And you do know that movie well. No– yeah, I do. The main star of this movie was the dude in the back, probably. – That dog– – ‘Cause we’re not even seeing the woman’s face. It’s just– this is just anonymous stripper in the foreground. This is “9 1/2 Weeks,” final answer. Okay, no. It’s an older, more classic film. In dog years, one of these dogs is old enough to be the other dog’s friend’s mother. Oh, “Ferris Bueller’s Day Off”? Oh, gosh. I can’t even give you a half a point for this one. It’s “The Graduate.” “The Graduate”! Yeah, another– uh, yeah, exactly. “The Graduate.” It would be easier if you left the text in. – ( laughter ) – Can you do that? Okay, let’s see the next one. Don’t go with your first instinct ’cause that’s really throwing me off. Oh, this is “Office Space.” – Correct. – Rhett: Yeah, that’s correct. Go with your first instinct ’cause that’s working every time. It– “Scarface.” Next one. Ooh… oh, um… Is this– is this Central Park? No, that’s like communist Russia. “Potayto,” “potahto.” But apparently it’s not. Apparently it’s not communist Russia. So there’s a dog on top of– everybody– you know– The statue is a dog. A dog– a dog– a dog, like– Are they worshiping or are they– is it meditation? Is that a dog on the… It’s a dog in the foreground and a dog on the top. Yeah. But I think that’s just because it’s a statue. I’m gonna guess “Coming To America.” – No, no, no– – Give us a hint. The perfect breed of dog to watch this movie with would be a rescued Italian boxer. – “Rocky.” – Correct. Oh, yeah, I’ve totally seen this poster. Yeah, okay. Is that the top of the stairs? Yeah, that’s top of the stairs. Of course, I haven’t seen this movie. I’ve only heard of it. I just haven’t looked at movie posters, apparently, ’cause I’ve seen all these movies. Give me another one. “All Dogs Go To Heaven.” You’ve not replaced anything in this one. No, this has got Keanu in it, and it’s “A Walk In The Clouds.” One of them has a suit on. – This is– – “A River Runs Through It.” …”Men In Black.” No, no, no, it’s a– “Old Yeller”? Now, this is very evocative– “Old Yeller.” This one hasn’t been altered either. This is a– it’s a romance. Oh, “The Notebook.” Incorrect. Gosh. If you leave a plate of KFC out in the open, these dogs would be gone with the wings. “Gone With The Wind.” That hint was too good. Yeah, it’s “Gone With The Wind.” Oh, really? How did I– – Yeah, man, it’s– – This is difficult. When you put the dogs in, really it changes everything. Isn’t this difficult? I hope it is. It comes down to this one, guys. Again, this doesn’t look like the makings of a movie poster. You’ve got a smushed face of a dog behind a wall, And is somebody yelling to get in? Somebody in a leather jacket yelling to get in? Is that dog holding a knife? Is this like– this is a horror movie. – “Cujo.” – It’s a horror movie, yeah. – “Cujo.” – No, this is “Behind the”– “Behind the Stairs.” – “The People Under the Stairs.” – “The People Under the Stairs”? Nope. The people behind the wall. I think it’s just “Halloween.” This is “Troll 2.” This is– is it a horror movie? – She said yes already. – It’s a horror movie. Yeah, think classically, because the ones, they’ve all been classic-ish. “Psycho.” There’s no shower. Um, but the dog’s face is smushed behind– – Not that classic? – …behind a wall. It’s still in color, though. Um, is it a Hitchcock movie? No. Um… “Nightmare on Elm Street”? This is– is– – Let’s just name random horror– – Is Jack Nicholson in it? – Yes. – Oh, uh… – “The Shining.” – Correct. Yes, we got it. – Rhett: That– see– – Yeah– – I totally recognize– – It’s so obvious now. …Jack from that, but I just don’t even remember– Do we win the prize, or do we just get… with what we lost. You win it. You do. You win. Oh, here’s what you get. – And here’s what I get. – “Breakfast at Jade’s”! Oh, wow. Boy, they look so good. Oh, my goodness. Look at that. This is going up in my bedroom. They’re wearing cats as– – Oh, wow. – …as stoles. Jade does not smoke in real life, and she never will. She keeps asking, but I keep saying no. Lot of white space to put me in here, too. Thanks for liking, commenting, and subscribing. You know what time– It is. I’m Julie from Ohio. And I’m Brian from Pennsylvania. ( together ) And it’s time to spin the Wheel Of Mythicality. Ohio and Pennsylvania? I don’t know if it’s gonna work. It’s like they’ve got a– got a secret. Click the bottom link to watch the episode from the beginning. And click the top link to watch us guess which movies made our Mythical crewmembers cry, in “Good Mythical More”! And to find out where the Wheel Of Mythicality is going to land. Rhett: If you liked these movie posters, you’ll love our Tour Of Mythicality poster, available at mythical.store.