In the third installment in the Twilight Sage, Kim and Michael concur that, at least so far, this is the best of the bunch. Still, its problems with characters, a faulty love triangle, and occasional bad acting, don't make it a good movie.

2017's cash grab, "The Emoji Movie," failed to capitalize on any of its unoriginal ideas, instead deciding to place every character in a box that they never got out of.

Kim and Michael continue in the Twilight Saga, with 2009's "New Moon." A "glow-up" of Jacob and Bella's break-up depression was extreme throughout the movie.

Michael Bay was full Michael Bay in the 2019 Netflix movie, "6 Underground." Could Ryan Reynolds save this over-the-top action film? Spoiler: No.

After a vote from our listeners, the Twilight Sage was selected to be reviewed in it's entirety, one movie at a time. So Kim and Michael hunkered down and watched 2008's "Twilight" to start the weekly bonus reviews.

1997's "Flubber," staring Robin Williams, may have a 24% on Rotten Tomatoes, but Kim and Michael did not have their childhood ruined when they revisited this family comedy.

In 2003, Tommy Wiseau gave the world his masterclass in bad cinema: "The Room." Kim and Michael struggled to fit their review into 3 minutes.

Disney's boring and unoriginal "John Carter" (2012) just couldn't muster any energy from Michael and Kim.

Kim and Michael just could not get over how bad 2000's "Battlefield Earth" really was.

It's the 1997 movie that George Clooney apologizes for, "Batman and Robin." How much camp and puns can Michael and Kim take?