You may have heard of it. Goodfellas: a masterpiece or an overrated coattail piece of The Godfather's? Scorsese, you may also have heard of him. Is this the master's masterpiece or just a violent crowdpleaser lacking deep meaning? Find out as the guys go back and forth, each questioning each other's deep-rooted assumptions of film. One of our hosts wants it near the top, while another does not. Who doesn't love controversy?

Argued as having one of the greatest car chase scenes in cinema, a powerful performance by heavy-hitter Gene Hackman, and a first-time full length feature director all give The French Connection something for each of the guys to gush over and tear apart. Listen in as Ihsan's love of 70's cinema and Greg's love of New York City put blinders up when it come to obvious faults brought to light by Paul's fresh look.

A collection of seemingly jumbled scenes collide in Tarantino's Pulp Fiction. It is one of the more modern movies on the AFI 100. Will its antics and quick-paced dialogue be enough to interest Paul? Is the fusion of old and new just right or a bad mix? Listen in as Greg and Ihsan's inner fan boys come out like Marvin's brains as they discuss whether it is truly one of America's top 100 movies of all time.

The second black and white movie on AFI's Top 100 Films of All Time gets the Film Addicts detox program. One of Ihsan's old time heroes, actor Ben Johnson, tries to bring to life a sleepy town in 1950's Texas, exposing a whole new generation to its charm and hidden underside. The movie also simultaneously reveals just how nerdy Greg and Paul were in high school. See what the guys think on this episode of Film Addicts.

Spike Lee. Whether you love him, hate him, or just point him out on the TV while he watches the Knicks lose, you undeniably have heard of him. Listen to the Film Addicts debate and try to untangle what many consider to be Spike Lee's masterpiece, when #96 on AFI's Top 100 Films of All Time gets put into the mic. RIP Radio Raheem.

The forgotten genre of critics and awards, science fiction, comes to the light as #97 on the AFI's Top 100 Films of All Time gets thoroughly tested by the Film Addicts. 2 of the guys are sci-fi junkies, while 1 is not - obviously it's Greg. Can the immense depth and unique vision of Blade Runner hunt down our first unanimous grade? And will it be an A or an F? See what the guys think on this episode of Film Addicts.

Yankee? As in the baseball team? Doodle as in to draw? Dandy as in "candy" spelled wrong? No on all accounts. #98, the first black and white picture on AFI's Top 100 Films of All Time is a grand biopic of musical frontman, George Cohan, portrayed by James Cagney. For the first time, not one of the guys has seen the movie. Can a first time viewing be enough to impress? See what the guys think on this episode of Film Addicts.

See where one of the most influential film companies of the last three decades got its full-length feature start - Pixar. Almost no movie today is without some form of digitization or computer graphics. Watch history in the making as #99 on the AFI's Top 100 Films of All Time gets put through an hour alone with the Film Addicts. This time, everybody's seen it before, but will that lead to our first A+ movie? See what the guys think on this episode of Film Addicts.

I know, I know, it's from 1959. There's love, revenge, and even more revenge. Powerful performances and a record-setting 11 Oscars propelled this lengthy film to #100 on the American Film Institute's Top 100 Films of All Time. As is to be expected from a pre-1960's film, Ihsan loves it, Greg doesn't and Paul had never seen it before. See what the guys think on this episode of Film Addicts.