We’re back with episode 9 of the Movie Bin, as we look at the Disney classic Heavy Weights – which is either a prequel to Blank Check or Dodgeball, or maybe both, and stars all of Ben Stillers family, a few Mighty Ducks, Camp MVP, and a middle school dance that brings back too many memories.

We’re back with episode 9 of the Movie Bin, as we look at the Disney classic Heavy Weights – which is either a prequel to Blank Check or Dodgeball, or maybe both, and stars all of Ben Stillers family, a few Mighty Ducks, Camp MVP, and a middle school dance that brings back too many memories.

What do you get when you throw all the child actors of your favorite 90’s sports movies together, blend in a little poverty line education, single dad alcoholism, a pudgy Steve Guttenburg, illegal immigration, and the youth league version of America’s fifth favorite sport, all pieced together with a soundtrack ripped straight from the lite rock/adult contemporary section of your favorite Barnes & Noble? Find out on the 8th episode of The Movie Bin, as we review The Big Green aka The Mighty Ducks but with soccer.

What do you get when you throw all the child actors of your favorite 90’s sports movies together, blend in a little poverty line education, single dad alcoholism, a pudgy Steve Guttenburg, illegal immigration, and the youth league version of America’s fifth favorite sport, all pieced together with a soundtrack ripped straight from the lite rock/adult contemporary section of your favorite Barnes & Noble? Find out on the 8th episode of The Movie Bin, as we review The Big Green aka The Mighty Ducks but with soccer.

Pure 90’s perfection comes your way in episode seven, as The Movie Bin dives headfirst into one of the great martial arts documentaries of our time - 3 Ninjas. The only film where you can find perfect villains, miraculous basketball, subpar kidnapping, and a poor man’s Stephanie Tanner. Because for some reason, Rocky loves Emily.

"A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" - The things we already have are more valuable than the things we only hope to get.

Pure 90’s perfection comes your way in episode seven, as The Movie Bin dives headfirst into one of the great martial arts documentaries of our time - 3 Ninjas. The only film where you can find perfect villains, miraculous basketball, subpar kidnapping, and a poor man’s Stephanie Tanner. Because for some reason, Rocky loves Emily.

"A bird in the hand is worth two in the bush" - The things we already have are more valuable than the things we only hope to get.

We’re back for episode six of The Movie Bin, with The Parent Trap!

L… is for the way Lindsay Lohan looked at Lindsay Lohan and didn’t realize they were twins.

O… is for the only one who didn’t like this movie is Ryan.

V… is very very extraordinarily bad parenting.

E… is even more family drama than any episode before.

We’re back for episode six of The Movie Bin, with The Parent Trap!

L… is for the way Lindsay Lohan looked at Lindsay Lohan and didn’t realize they were twins.

O… is for the only one who didn’t like this movie is Ryan.

V… is very very extraordinarily bad parenting.

E… is even more family drama than any episode before.

Our New Year’s Day episode celebrates the current freezing temperatures with a fan favorite -the well-beloved, mildly racist, and wholly inaccurate 90’s classic, Cool Runnings. Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, it’s John Candy time.

Our New Year’s Day episode celebrates the current freezing temperatures with a fan favorite -the well-beloved, mildly racist, and wholly inaccurate 90’s classic, Cool Runnings. Feel the rhythm, feel the rhyme, get on up, it’s John Candy time.