It's a pocket-sized, double dose of Tom Cruise as the guys review his newest film "Oblivion", then watch Barry Levinson's 1988 classic "Rain Man" for Does It Hold Up. How will the Ageless One fare against the FOM crew and special guest Travis Hammer? Personally, I have no idea.

The guys take a seventh inning stretch as special guest Robert Baker joins them in reviewing the Jackie Robinson biopic "42". Spoiler alert: Jackie Robinson becomes a famous baseball player. For Does It Hold Up, the guys revisit "Major League" and determine whether or not they can strike this motherfucker out.

It's Double Danny Boyle time at FOM headquarters as the guys review the Oscar winning director's most recent motion picture, "Trance", then follow it up with the one that put him on the map: "Trainspotting". There's so much UK, we might as well be the University of Kentucky. BAM! JOKES!

It's an 80's cartoon movie apocalypse as special guest Will Greenberg helps the guys review two live action interpretations of former childhood obsessions. First up is G.I. Joe: Retaliation (directed by fellow USC alum John Chu), followed by 1990's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles! Yo Joe-abunga!

The boys travel back to prehistoric times to review Dreamworks' "The Croods" before revisiting Littlefoot, Petrie and the gang from "The Land Before Time" to see if their adventure still holds up. So much animated fauna!

In this special edition of FOM, the guys review two classics: James Cameron's "Aliens" and John McTiernan's original "Predator". They then put themselves through the existential hell of having to choose which one is better. We'd write "spoiler alert", but I mean, c'mon...

Special guest Patrick Adams helps the gang review Harmony Korine's "Spring Breakers". They then get their Winona Ryder on with 1988's "Heathers" to check and see if it holds up. Teenage suicide... don't do it!

It's a double dose of enchantment and monkeys as the guys check out "Oz the Great and Powerful", then revisit the borderline-horror flick "Return to Oz" for Does It Hold Up. Never has so much whimsy been discussed in one podcast!

The guys willingly subject themselves to the emotional gauntlet known as "Amour", which is hard to even type without crying. They then keep the geriatric train rolling with Ron Howard's "Cocoon" for Does It Hold Up. All that and a Cinema Soapbox?! Woah.

The guys check out alien horror flick Dark Skies, then revisit 1993's Fire in the Sky, which won an Oscar for Best Use of Maple Syrup in a Motion Picture. They also explore Ian's fragile psyche, play Who Wore It Better: Aliens, and check in with Pete for another Artist's Loft.