Some comedies are timeless. No matter how much times have changed, Some Like It Hot still makes people laugh. Ezra and Emma deconstruct this light-hearted and subversive comedy classic, while digressing into various topics including men as phone operators, and Librarians who were once society's Google.

For Emma, it made her cry at a level 10. For Ezra, it was the first Christopher Nolan film without plot holes you could drive a semi through. Interstellar was the film, and you won't believe what we may find in the darkness of a black hole... Clue: It's Party Bane.

Is it art? Is it porn? Is it both? Is it neither? We have a serious discussion about Cashback in between discussions about Batman v Superman and Fantastic Four's debacle. Bonus: Emma finally takes control of her microphone.

What makes Emma straight up cry? The series finale of X-Files. In between talking about that, Idris Elba being a cry baby, and Seth Rogen's stoner laugh, we discussed the positive female role and the general fun of Pacific Rim.

It's the end of the world as we know it... well at least the end of adolescence. Edgar Wright and Simon Pegg tackle a good old fashioned reunion movie with a sci-fi twist in The World's End.  Meanwhile Ezra once again grosses Emma out with a swapsydoozie.

In Edward Norton's first and so far only directorial effort, he explores the complexities of devotion to religion, all the while telling a fluffy tale of a cute little love triangle. It is a tough rope to walk, but he pulls it off in Keeping the Faith. Emma and Ezra discuss religion in general, its good and bad sides, and how films forever changed in tone after September 11th 2001.

In this episode, we talk about the black comedy Harold and Maude. What makes death funny? Is it funny? Why are certain deaths more or less tragic? And when will Emma become the superhero The Flag-Bearer, the hero we asked for, the hero we need... WARNING We have a very open and frank discussion about suicide. If you need someone to talk to, call your local suicide hotline!!!

Ezra and Emma come up with the perfect sequel to the 1990's classic Clueless.  The only catch is we will need hologram technology for Brittany Murphy. But we have top men working on it. Top. Men.

How does she recognize her parents?! And what does Spirited Away say about the struggles between the new and old worlds of Japan? We tackle these issues and more!

Listen to us gush about how great Jurassic Park was, how annoyed Emma is with people who can't turn off flashlights, and a really rad jam session with Jeff Goldblum's laugh and us attempting a raptor bark remix of our own! Do you like Lil Wayne? We got some of that too. Some Jurassic World spoilers at the end so drop out if you haven't already seen it!