As we continue a month of bad Bond movies, we now watch and review 1974's "The Man With The Golden Gun." Roger Moore's second outing at Ian Fleming's James Bond was full of "WTF" moments and useless characters, but Kim and Michael still found something enjoyable in the vintage film.

After a listener vote, we kick off a month of bad Bond movies with "The World Is Not Enough." This 1999 not-yet-a-classic Pierce Brosnan outing has some shortcoming, but overall was an enjoyable way to spend of 2 hours.

Thanks to a request from listener Austin, this week we're reviewing 2015's "Jem and the Holograms." His decision for this poorly executed movie based on a 1980's cartoon was not well received by Kim and Michael.

This week, Kim's husband chose the movie, and he picked 2003's "2 Fast 2 Furious." The second installment in the Fast & Furious franchise included a lot of early 2000's troupes, and did not impress either of our hosts.

This week, Michael's wife selected the horrible movie to be reviewed, and she choose 2003's "From Justin To Kelly," featuring American Idol winner Kelly Clarkson and runner-up Justin Guarini. Kim and Michael did not enjoy this week's movie, with its poor script, worse acting, and Razzie-winning choreography.

If you haven't heard of this Netflix movie from 2020, staring Anne Hathaway, Willem Defoe, and Ben Affleck, thats OK. We hadn't either until we discovered it's 5% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. After watching it, Kim and Michael agree, "The Last Thing He Wanted" is the last thing you should watch, and only if necessary. 

We've reached the end of the Bonus Review Twilight mountain, as Kim and Michael complete the Twilight Saga with "Breaking Dawn: Part 2." Did they enjoy the finale with the CGI baby and the massive vampire/werewolf battle? Listen to find out.

Back in 2016, all the world was excited for the follow up to the original "Independence Day." How did the sequel fare? Not well, not well at all. In honor of this year's July 4th, we review "Independence Day: Resurgence."

The fourth installment in the fan-voted Twight Saga bonus reviews is 2011's "Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn, Part 1." Have Kim and Michael come around to Bella and Edward? Are they excited to reach the conclusion? Listen to find out!

Kim and Michael take a look at the recently released to Disney+  "Artemis Fowl," based on the popular young adult novels. But just like past movies based on good source material reviewed in this podcast, it fails to live up to the hype.