We return to finish our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week for the second of our two Christmas specials, Chris chose Die Hard. Plus we tackle the question that has followed this film for as long as we can remember... is it a Christmas film?

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week for the first of our two Christmas specials, Dan chose It's A Wonderful Life. Plus we ask why the film's popularity endures eternally.

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose The Matrix Revolutions as we finish unpacking the Matrix trilogy with 20+ years of hindsight. Is this final film as bad as history remembers? Yes. Yes it is.

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose The Matrix Reloaded as we continue to unpack the Matrix trilogy with 20+ years of hindsight. This week we tackle the second film with the flawed but iconic Burley Brawl. Are the sequels as bad as history remembers? It's complicated.

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose The Matrix as we begin to unpack the Matrix trilogy with 20+ years of hindsight, starting with the original 1999 classic.

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose The Sixth Sense. Chris has never seen the film before, and together they discuss whether the film can still work for someone discovering it today even though they probably already know the twist.

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose Memento. For many people our age, it was a gateway into a different tier of cinema. But does it live up to its reputation? And is it as clever as our younger selves thought?

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Dan chose Waynes World, as he was convinced it would hold up better than Dumb and Dumber, will he win this bet with himself? Will we discover that it's still totally cool to make 'Not!' jokes? Yeah right, and monkeys might fly outta my butt.

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week Chris chose a childhood favorite, Dumb and Dumber. But the question is, does puerile comedy that made us laugh when we were children, still work for us as adults.

We return for our fourth series of nostalgic film reviews, this week (for Halloween) Dan chose Tim Burton's Beetlejuice. Is the movie as imaginative as Dan remembers? And how suitable is it for younger audiences?