This 25-year-old monster movie game-changer that, for a while, was the biggest blockbuster ever. Steven Spielberg has made better films (character-wise, especially), but the technical wizardry and action sequences are hard to top. The dinosaurs still kick (and, well, bite) ass. And, hey, we've got the reasonably triumphant return of Reasonably Good Questions! Also, help out our sponsor and go to Sparkplug Coffee's website where you can pocket 10% on your first order by using the promo code "Top100Project".

The 108th dip into the Next 100 Project pond takes us into the world of Reality Television and the fake world of Truman Burbank. Our podcasts spend a lot of time praising fine films, but this is truly one of the most-fascinating pictures of the modern era. Jim Carrey? Wow. Laura Linney and Ed Harris (complete with his God complex)? Somethin' else. Peter Weir's world of make-believe is funny and emotional and prescient. This one is even better now than it was 20 years ago. Hasten over to SparkplugCoffee.com where you'd be wise to save 10% on your first order if you use the promo code "Top100Project".

The 107th installment of the Next 100 Project is Paul Newman at his early-60's peak. Patricia Neal and Melvyn Douglas won Oscars for their strong performances (ol' Paulie News did not) and Brandon de Wilde is pretty good too. The story is really about his character, come to think of it. Anyway, Martin Ritt's cattle tale is terrific in every way (the script, James Wong Howe's cinematography, everything). Before you hear us blather, lope on over to Sparkplug Coffee and rope yourself a 10% discount by using the code "Top100Project".

Laugh big (HAHAHAHAHA!) as you drink in the Next 106 Project podcast. Errol Flynn is the perfect Robin Hood in the eyes of a lot of people. Bev, however, didn't agree with that sentiment or all the critical love. Ryan isn't as gunned about the picture as he used to be either. Context is key though because this action flick is 80 years old…TODAY! Oh and pound those keys that will take you to Sparkplug Coffee where you can save 10% on your debut order by using the promo code "Top100Project".

Our 105th Next 100 Project podcastaroo goes back to Philly as the son of The Count Of Monte Fisto punches his way into the elderly Eye-talian Stallion's lonely life. Michael B. Jordan is strong as Adonis Creed and Ryan Coogler's writing & direction are top-notch, but the stand-out here is Sly Stallone, who's doing the finest work of his spotty career. What a dynamite sequel/reboot in a legendary (and often legendarily dumb) franchise! We dedicate this episode to Geoff Wall (reasons within). Also, when you visit Sparkplug Coffee like you know you will, you can save 10% on your 1st order by using the promo code "Top100Project".

It's the Top 100 Project's 250th episode! (please clap) But this is the Next 104 Project and it takes us back into the dark world of serial killing as Charlize Theron dominates in one of the best performances anyone has ever given. Director Patty Jenkins virtually disappeared after this excellent debut (we'll talk about why that might be) and Theron's talent hasn't always been respected either (we'll talk about that too). Ricci, Dern and Wilson are terrific too in this authentic take on Aileen Wuornos' difficult life. Go to Sparkplug Coffee where you are able to save 10% on your first order if you clickity clack the discount code "Top100Project".

In the most logical move in film history, Charlton Heston plays a Mexican (cue the hilarity!) in our 103rd Next 100 Project endeavour. He's actually pretty good and Janet Leigh is also strong in a difficult role. Orson Welles outdoes 'em all though as an extremely corrupt cop…and also as the film's brilliant director. This was a B movie when it came out, but it has become a noir classic. Technical marvel though it is, the story is a puzzle (which is both a compliment and a criticism). To snag some scrumptious Sparkplug Coffee with a 10% discount on your 1st order, use the code "Top100Project".

For the 102nd Next 100 Project podcast (and our 248th podcast overall), we dive into "Fred" Hitchcock's supposedly favourite movie with all its squirm-inducing sexual innuendo. This flick has some of The Master's best-ever devious subtext. Bev's also got intriguing theories about Uncle Charlie's true identity and about Hitchcock's possible contempt for America during WWII. Ryan gets to bust out his worse-than-mediocre impression of ol' Fred. What's not to love about this episode? For superb java, zip on over to Sparkplug Coffee and you can save 10% on your very 1st order if you use the promo code "top100project".

The 101st edition of the Next 100 Project (yup, 101 out of 100) delves into humour and romance and also Ryan's passion, having poetry read to him while tied up. Wait…no! Baseball! The performances in the Costner / Sarandon / Robbins love triangle are fantastic, but Ron Shelton's script (with all that delicious dialogue) is the key to the movie. Plaaaaay podcast! Oh, but first hit up Sparkplug Coffee and save yourself 10% on your premiere order if you use the promo code "Top100Project".

The Next 100 Project reaches episode #100 and we do it with an in-depth pre-Easter chat about a life-changing Jesus movie. Willem Dafoe is galvanizing as the Big Guy in Marty Scorsese's passion project, but what stands out the most are the revolutionary ideas in the story and in the script. Even atheists should give this movie a chance. Strap in because we've got a lot of holy topics to tackle. Go to Sparkplug Coffee and save 10% on order numero uno when you use the promo code "Top100Project".