Our last dinner before we die was a good one. Brandon cooks us a beautiful meatloaf, Jose purchases delicious muffins and cookies from a bakery, and Blake buys hersheys chocolate pudding from the grocery store. Math and numbers fill our brains during this one as we discuss Maggie Gyllenhaal's impossible attraction to Will Ferrell, this movie's confusing decision to show men showering, and how this movie would be the best ever made if only Will Ferrell dies in the end.

Just like the lovely family breakfast at the end of Captain Fantastic, we gather together for a healthy mean of locally sourced granola and apples! Brandon hates apples though because they hurt his teeth. Are parents cult leaders? Is Viggo Mortensen's penis a prosthetic? Probably.

For our Coco discussion this week, Jose provides us with tamales cooked by authentic mexican abuelitas, Brandon holds back tears as we discuss Coco's portrayals of family and culture, and we explain why Remember Me is the greatest song ever put to cinema (except maybe for Shrek 2's soundtrack)

It's spooky week, and we're joined again by Brandon Mowles, but this time PERMANENTLY and forever, to watch Alien. Over a delicious bowl of Frosted Flakes (not sponsored), we discuss whether or not gassy astronauts are allowed in space, Ridley Scott's deep sexual fantasies, and why Hollywood is way far behind in cat training technology.

We're joined by our friend Valerie Clark this week to talk all things Little Miss Sunshine. We don't listen to our parents and go all-in on comfort food and eat eggo waffles a la mode. Jose rants about social security numbers and forks again while we try and break down Little Miss Sunshine's messages and themes about our triumphs and failures.

We continue our Karate lessons this week with The Art of Self Defense, one of Blake's favorite films within the last few years mainly because it taught him how to really truly be a man. In order to become the manliest men possible, we ate a plate of everything yellow, lemons, lemonheads, bananas, pineapple, and we topped it all off with a nice cup of black coffee.

HIYAH!! We have a guest this week who's ready to kick our butts in a grand discussion of The Karate Kid as we eat a hearty meal of Eggs, Bacon, Toast, and Milk. Tiffanie Ignacio, resident expert on 80s films and handsome Squidwards joins us in an action-packed episode where we discuss our experiences in karate, Sean Penn's face, and how Johnny is THE BAD GUY IN THIS MOVIE THAT IS NOT UP FOR DEBATE!

Today Jose and Blake sit down after a beautiful meal of roasted chicken and a large block of Monterey Jack cheese to discuss one of Blake's all-time favorite childhood films: Cats & Dogs. In our discussion of this tense and thrilling spy flick, we reminisce on depressed fish and poopy dogs while we ask the question, what is a rhyming book?

It's our first ever episode of Dinner With a Movie! Only, this episode we didn't have a dinner together, we just plan on having them for future episodes. Over our imaginative dinner of twinkies, Jose and Blake talk about 500 Days of Summer, our thoughts on Hostess (Not sponsored), and our thoughts on Dunkin' Donuts (Not sponsored).