After The Ending

In this episode, we go after the ending of Memento (2000) and Little Miss Sunshine (2006)! And in our new feature, 100 Stars of Hollywood in 100 Episodes, we share our Top 5 Performances by Meryl Streep!

And more stuff probably happens, but we forgot what.

In this episode, we go after the ending of Waterworld (1995) and Thank You For Smoking (2005)! And in our new feature, 100 Stars of Hollywood in 100 Episodes, we share our Top 5 Performances by Tom Cruise!

Plus, the water puns are flying fast and furious. Don’t say we didn’t warn you!

In this episode, we go after the ending of The Lion King (1994) and Matchstick Men (2003)! And in our 100 Years of Hollywood in 100 Episodes, we share our Top 10 Films of 2018!

Plus, Mike & Phil are still recovering from their respective illnesses, so things get… interesting.

Its our third annual holiday extravaganza! This time around, we go after the ending of How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)! And we share our top 10 Christmas Movies from 2000-2009!

Plus, we’re just gonna come out and say it: there’s six minutes of bloopers. And they’re gloriously ridiculous.

It’s our 100th Episode Extravaganza!!! In this episode, we go after the ending of the two biggest movies of all time, Titanic (1997) and Avatar (2009)! And in our 100 Years of Hollywood in 100 Episodes, we reveal our TOP 20 MOVIES OF ALL TIME! We tell stories, share memories, and a good time is had by all! It’s a double sized milestone episode you’re not going to want to miss!!

Plus, we reveal the true secret of how Titanic got made. And it’s a DOOZY!

In this episode, Phil and Mike share their Top 5 Animal performances in Films. And let me tell you, things get pretty silly pretty quickly.

In this episode, we go after the ending of The Dark Crystal (1982) and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon (2000)! And in our 100 Years of Hollywood in 100 Episodes, we reveal our Movies We Missed from the 2000s: the top 10 movies we've newly discovered or that didn't make our lists the first time we visited 2000-2017.

Plus, we discuss a very famous rap group. Sort of.

In this episode, we go after the ending of The Dark Knight Rises (2012) and 12 Angry Men (1957)! And in our 100 Years of Hollywood in 100 Episodes, we reveal our Movies We Missed from the 1990s: the top 10 movies we've newly discovered or that didn't make our lists the first time we visited 1990-1999.

Plus, we may or may not have a very special guest. Or something like that. Okay, things get silly. That’s all we’re going to say.

We’re back! In this episode, we go after the ending of The Fugitive (1993) and Van Wilder (2002)! And in our 100 Years of Hollywood in 100 Episodes, we reveal our Movies We Missed from the 1980s: the top 10 movies we've newly discovered or that didn't make our lists the first time we visited 1980-1989.

And even after all this time away. We’re not even rusty. Not at all. Nope. Not even a little.

NOTE: There is a slight audio issue with Mike’s recording this episode. It’s barely noticeable, but if you do notice, well… we’re sorry. New office, new set-up, you understand.

In this episode, Phil and Mike share their Top 5 Films set in Autumn. Because it’s Autumn! Or Fall, depending on how fancy shmancy you are. It’s a coming-of-age episode where we figure out who we are.