This week Brian and Kenna are trying to find two people who can fall in love better than Hanks and Ryan with You've Got Mail (1998)starring Tom Hanks, Meg Ryan, Greg Kinnear, Parker Posey and Jean Stapleton.

This week Brian and Kenna are going back to a simpler time of gun fights, hitching posts, and rampant tuberculosis with TOMBSTONE (1993) starring Kurt Russell, Val Kilmer, Dana Delaney, Powers Boothe and Michael Biehn.

This week Brian and Kenna are going back in time to when people were actually talented with SINGIN' IN THE RAIN (1952) and, as always, asking the tough questions so you don't have to: Can the people in Rocky hear his theme music? Then why does everyone in this movie know Singin' in the Rain? WHAT ARE THEY NOT TELLING US?!

This week Brian and Kenna are taking on the undead-- and, no, we don't just mean Brad Pitt's performance-- in INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE (1994) while answering the questions we all want to know: Who made those spectacular wigs? Why do vampires insist on sleeping in the same room? And what's worse-- an improv show or a public execution?

This week Brian and Kenna are earning their citizenship by recasting Neil Patrick Harris' greatest career move, Starship Troopers (1997), and answering the questions inquiring minds want to know: Is the violin the coolest instrument of the 23rd century? Why don't they use their laser guns? And what did those Mormons ever do to the bugs?

This week Brian and Kenna are back to recast Ridley Scott's epic Oscar-winning snoozefest, GLADIATOR (2000), and try to find answers to your burning questions: Is Commodus truly not merciful? Are the Roman people actually not entertained? And how much would you pay to see 2 gay giraffes?

In this week's episode, Brian and Kenna are recasting the movie that launched a thousand halloween costumes: Clueless (1995) and asking the tough questions: How old is Christian really? Will Paul Rudd live forever? And does dangling a girl over a ledge count as flirting?

Welcome to The 'Boot! This week Brian and Kenna are recasting James Cameron's ode to fake Italian accents: TITANIC (1997) and getting to the bottom of these movie mysteries: Is Jack Dawson actually a genius physicist? Why doesn't Rose use pronouns? And is a woman's heart truly a deep ocean of secrets?