"Let's go fishing!" Oh boy. Ezra realizes he made a horrible mistake in choosing License to Kill not because he thought it was bad, or that Emma thought it was bad, because there really wasn't much to talk about. So listen to us talk very little about License to Kill,  and a lot about Daniel Craig, eating cardboard, lazy teenagers and Hollywood dongs.

Whip It is the directorial debut for Drew Barrymore and features Ellen Page and Kristin Wiig. We discuss Barrymore's use of standard sports movie cliches, while attempting to tell a fresh new story.

Let us begin the podcast with a little song! And then we can talk about the neo-noir masterpiece by The Coen brothers, Fargo. Emma and Ezra discuss Francis Mcdermott's amazing performance as the ultimate example of a female hero in a film.

Its a gush fest on this week's episode! Emma and Ezra can't say enough nice things about Cameron Crowe's classic Almost Famous. You'll have to listen carefully to hear anything negative said about this movie!

What if Unbreakable had been released after movies like X-Men, Spider-Man and Batman Begins?  Would it have been more appreciated in it's time rather than years after the original release? We talk about this and more.

What if Emma was transported to the 1950's? What if there was a sitcom called Too Many Julias? Somehow, we talked about these topics and managed to also talk about Mona Lisa Smile, in what was a genuinely hilarious episode. Enjoy!

DISCLAIMER: We had a very direct and frank discussion about Scientology and the nature of religion itself in this episode! If you are prone to being offended by such conversations, this one isn't for you. Everyone else, enjoy!

It would probably take two podcasts to really sit down and dissect Summer Wars.  But we had only one episode and we barely scratched the surface of a truly beautiful anime film.

Today on Ezra and Doctor Emma's Movie Shelf, Doctor Emma helps Ezra solve his thyroid problem. We also talk about how this movie defied what we call the expectation curse; "You must see it, it's soooo good." Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind manages to meet that hype.

Nothing secret about what we do here at Ezra and Emma's Movie Shelf! This week we watched Emma's nostalgic film, What We Do Is Secret.  We both enjoyed the movie and have a fun discussion about bio pics, and what it means to be "punk."