What movie would you erase from your memory so you could experience it for the first time again? That’s the Titanic, Iceberg question that starts this episode of 50 Eggs.

This episode takes a trip back to 1996, when I was 14, living in Texas, staying up way too late, and watching whatever happened to be on television. One night, two completely unexpected movies came along and blew my 14-year-old mind.

I had no idea what I was watching, who made these movies, or what was coming next. I just knew I had never experienced anything like them before.

We talk about nostalgia, growing up with movies, the strange way films become tied to specific moments in our lives, and why I wouldn’t actually want to erase those memories at all.

Because sometimes the movie isn’t the thing you want back.

It’s the kid who watched it.

This week on 50 Eggs, we dive into Curry Barker's Obsession. From its strong performances and striking visuals to its controversial treatment of consent and its supernatural "Monkey's Paw" premise, Fedell explores where the film succeeds, where it falls short, and why the best movie conversations should always begin with what's actually on the screen, not what the internet says about it.

What makes a montage work? Why do some montages make us laugh, others make us cry, and some leave us cheering? In this episode of 50 Eggs, we break down the different types of movie montages and the storytelling purpose each one serves. From training sequences, romance, and transformation montages, we explore the films that perfected each style. Then we look at the one montage that UP'd the game and has everyone else standing back at the starting line.

Before dating apps and relationship advice, there were the movies that quietly shaped how we understood love. In this episode, I pick the three romantic films that had the biggest impact on my views of relationships and discuss how these stories continue to influence us.

In the very first episode of 50 Eggs, I take a deep dive into Toy Story 5. Does Pixar still have the magic, or is it time to let the toys rest? We'll break down the story, performances, themes, and where it ranks among the Toy Story films.