The most ambitious crossover event (at the time) and we spend like half the episode petting the cat.

In this episode there are discussions of: Feet, armpits, Rosie O'Donnell hating Asians and gaslighting. All of these are just as appropriate as the content of the Flintstones movie was, in that the content of the movie does not match the cartoon one bit.

One of the often forgotten Marvel movies somehow, how does it hold up though?

After the steaming pile that was The Lion King, they hand their Classic Dumbo to TIM BURTON?!?!?

One of the weakest Marvel in my opinion, it's high fantasy meets sci fi with Norse gods, if that's your thing.

Tom Hanks + Mr. Rodgers = ???

The 2019 biopic staring everyone's favorite Tom about everyone's favorite Fred. 

IT'S EPISODE 42.0 y'all!

Anything can happen in the windy city. In the 1920s a young woman gets wrapped up in some trouble and meets a colorful cast of characters in jail. Also, he had it comin'.

Who remembers this movie from like two years ago? It felt like people were hyped for the adaptation of Alvin Shwartz's books, and then no one talked about it after it released. Was it any good?

The follow up to the surprise smash Iron Man. How does it live up to the original?