In this special double date episode, Paula and Justin review 50 Shades of Grey with good friends and fellow romance fanatics Susan and Ben. 50 Shades is the much anticipated film version of E.L. James' poorly written, BDSM laden Twilight fan fiction. While this movie is meant to be erotic, the absolute lack of chemistry between the leads and shoddy dialogue meant that belly laughs outnumbered embarrassed looks 5,000,000 to none.

Paula and Justin review Jerry Maguire, the film that introduced us all to the phrases "Show me the money," "You complete me," "You had me at hello," and, if Cameron Crowe got his way, "Some dudes may have the coin, but they will never have the quan."

These memorable lines of dialogue are pretty much the sum total of what most people remember about Jerry Maguire, and, after our review, we think that might be a good thing.

Paula and Justin review Dirty Dancing, a classic romantic dance film that spawned major careers, tv shows, and musicals and made couples everywhere try to clumsily pick each other up for fun. In this special episode featuring guest stars Andrew and Abbie, we get to hear a before and after to see whether Justin’s perceptions of Dirty Dancing, the cultural phenomenon, align with the reality of Dirty Dancing, the film.

Paula and Justin get that fuzzy feeling in their tummies as they dive into Wong Kar-wai's masterpiece, "In the Mood for Love".

Paula and Justin review Yentl, a film about a young Jewish woman in Eastern Europe who trades her home, identity, and first love for knowledge. Barbara Streisand dominates the screen as the star, writer, and director of this quasi musical that ultimately proves what women are capable of if they are given the chance.

Paula and Justin review Big Night, a story about two brothers and one very memorable last meal. On their big night, food takes center stage, entwining the brothers’ past, present, and future lives and loves.

Paula and Justin present Uncomfortable Mouthsounds and introduce their next theme.

Paula and Justin review Il Postino (The Postman), a story about how one man finds himself and true love through metaphor and friendship with famed poet Pablo Neruda. One part romance, one part tragedy, Il Postino teaches us about the power of poetry to unlock appreciation for ordinary life.

Paula and Justin review Under the Tuscan Sun, one woman's journey to rebuild her life, find inspiration and true love in Tuscany. Ridiculous, but heartwarming, Under the Tuscan Sun's Italian stereotypes, animal cameos and rag tag group of Polish construction workers may win you over in the end.

Paula and Justin review this year's Oscar darling, Call Me By Your Name, a story of love's awakening set in Northern Italy during summer's long, slow days. From casual looks to shared bathrooms, Call Me By Your Name is luscious, visually stunning and blunt. It's hyper intimacy is romantic, but also a bit weird.