In this week’s episode, we settle a deal between Michele and Liam as we finally get Michele to watch (500) Days of Summer so Liam had to shave off his mustache.

In this week’s episode, we say goodbye to Harold Ramis by watching “Groundhog Day”. Dennis and I talk about that flick amongst other’s Harold was involved with such as Animal House, Caddyshack, Stripes, and Ghostbusters. Granted, we do get distracted at times as we talk about other things such as movie scores written by John Williams, the Indiana Jones franchise, and the advancement of technology today. We also get ready for this weekend’s Oscars ceremony by making our own predictions and comparing them to what Peter Travers from “Rolling Stone” thinks. R.I.P. Egon!

We’ve made it to episode 25! In this week’s episode, Al catches us up on the shows he’s been working on, we discuss the documentary “Don’t Stop Believin’: Everyman’s Journey,” and dive into the Whedonverse by watching “The Cabin in the Woods” which some how got us talking about “The Muppers: Most Wanted” and Will Ferrell’s “The Spoils of Babylon.”

In this week’s episode, Dennis, Jon, and I make it a double feature day at the movies as we go to see The Monuments Men starring George Clooney, Matt Damon, Cate Blanchet, Bill Murray, and John Goodman followed by going to see The Lego Movie. Dennis and I simply enjoyed the family film which brings you back to your childhood, while Jon saw things a little differently. But at the end of the day, we learn that everything is awesome!

In this week’s episode, Liam and I talk about his love of the James Bond series kicking things off with Dr. No, the 1962 movie that started the Bond film franchise. As expected, we end up just skimming the surface of the movie and talk more about the Bond series in general. Expect this to become a recurring discussion on the show.

In this week’s episode, we find out the origin of our movie nights as Brendan, Nicole, and I watch Joseph Gordon-Levitt’s “Don Jon”. Find out how everything started, why Brendan can’t watch “300″ anymore, and me trying to get Nicole to explain what it’s like being the only female at movie night more often than not.

In this week’s episode, Will and I discuss the movie “Lone Survivor” starring Mark Wahlberg, Emile Hirsch, Taylor Kitsch, Ben Foster, and Eric Bana. Will shares some of his experiences being deployed over the past few years and we discuss if “Lone Survivor” really is the best war movie since “Saving Private Ryan.”

In this week’s episode, Leavitt and I talk all about “Man of Steel”, who would win in a fight – Superman or Hulk, and what upcoming superhero movies we are looking forward to see.

In this week’s episode, I talk with Bridget Sullivan and Patrick Goad in Florida on Google Hangout about this recent film Saving Mr. Banks – the story of the making of Disney classic Mary Poppins. We also discuss why they are such big Disney fans and we try to pick our Top 3 Disney movies.

Happy New Year Everyone! In this week’s episode, Liam and I finally cross off a movie that’s been on our “Movie Night Must Watch List” for a couple of years. We both watched David Lynch’s Mulholland Drive and discussed the film pretty thoroughly. Also, we officially extend a deal to our friend Michele based on a comment Liam left on her Facebook page about watching (500) Days of Summer.