John Cameron returns for us to take a shot at date flick "2001: A Space Odyssey." We talk about the theater experience in 1968, great ape performances, foster dogs were moved during the film, Cyborg English, Literary Analysis in high school and how we have not advanced.

With four fried chickens and a Coke plus Chicago deep dish pizza, we take on "The Blues Brothers" with James Cook. We talk about trivia from the cult classic, why it works and the brilliance of John Belushi

For our "Bull Durham" episode, we have "Slaw Hot Dogs with Crash and Nuke Creme Brulee." We talk about Kevin Costner and Susan Sarandon's performance and classic fashion choices plus Nuke's t-shirt game. Is Annie the Anti Manic Pixie Dream Girl? How does the movie change at each age you watch it? How is this movie different than every baseball movie yet the ultimate baseball movie?

We make buttermilk pancakes, fried eggs, bacon with Cocoa Krispies for the magical Pee Wee breakfast while we talk about "Pee Wee's Big Adventure" with Adrienne Hagler. Did the movie work when we were kids and why did our parents hate it? Does it hold up as adults, the brilliance of Tim Burton and what do we still wish we had from this movie.

Almost Famous is Cameron Crowe's masterpiece that works in every way. The casting, the songs, the rock n'roll, the sentiment. Chad and I talk about why it's so important to us and why there will never be a movie like it again.

We talk with Henry Florsheim about "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" over Chicago style pizza, Jennifer Grey Poupon, Abe Froman sausage, Cameron fries and warm gummy bears. How did Scotty liberate his daycare with Ferris Bueller? What actors have the magnetism to play Ferris Bueller? Is this Jennifer Grey's best movie? Favorite Bueller theories? All of it before we have a food coma on this episode.

A pod about going to the movies with your dad. My dad and I saw every "Die Hard" movie on opening weekend and a ton of Bruce Willis movies over the years. We talk about Bruce Willis, Alan Rickman, McTiernan and the cast. We talk about our favorite "Die Hard" knock offs and why "Die Hard" is the "Appetite For Destruction" of 80s action movies.

On our fifth wedding anniversary, what do you do? We talked about Alexander Payne, Paul Giamatti and "Sideways" with John Cameron. Is there something more to this film than being the hipster intellectual version of "The Hangover", who else would've done great in these roles and is this Alexander Payne's best film?

In honor of the Gas N Sip, we’ve got chili dogs with Scotty’s non award winning chili made with chuck roast and all kinds of dried peppers, real Texas Mexican chili. And we're having coffee. We'll be antisocial while we talk "Say Anything" with Travis and Jeri Tidmore. We talk about our profound love for this film along with Cameron Crowe, John Cusack and Ione Skye. Meet Lloyd Dobbler and fall in love all over again with "Say Anything."

Chowder with chief ingredient cellulite and grilled cheese minus the Jarlsberg, we discuss how "The Devil Wears Prada" won 2006, if the movie is better if Emily is the main character, Nate or Christian and how we can't wait to go grey like Miranda Priestly.