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AJ had a brilliant beyond brilliant idea – reviewing The Parent Trap! This 1998 remake has cemented its place in millennial pop culture. People wanted to be Meredith, be friends with Hallie, and have Nick and Elizabeth be their parents. But is The Parent Trap as flawless as we thought it was as children?

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Everybody get up, it's time to talk about Space Jam. This 90s staple combined the wildly popular Looney Toons with the equally popular Michael Jordan. We spend the hour picking out our favorite scenes and discussing its retrospective flaws (including R. Kelly).

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Nothing is as big as your first love, and no movie captures the realness of it like 2005's Little Manhattan. Starring Josh Hutcherson, Bradley Whitford, and Cynthia Nixon, this movie had a huge impact on AJ, but it was Trevor's first viewing. In this episode, we explore the movie's merits, complain about Josh's scream-crying, and talk about whether or not it still holds up. 

Who said kids movies have to have kid? Grab your fifth grade U.S. History text book – it's time to talk about 2004 family adventure movie, National Treasure. In this episode, we dive into the wildly popular Nicolas Cage movie's most notable scenes and quotes, and what we're hoping for in the inevitable National Treasure 3. 

Grab your pucks and sticks – it's time to review 90s sports movie "The Mighty Ducks!"

AJ and Trevor analyze this movie filled with redlining, drunk driving, and a lot of slap shots. It's also AJ's first time watching!

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Blast into our analysis for the introduction of one of the most popular TV characters in Nickelodeon history, Jimmy Neutron. Trevor and AJ discuss the effects of this Oscar-nominated film – both visually and culturally – in addition to some things that would change if the movie were being produced or released in 2020.

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Well...this is a movie that would be difficult to make in 2020. Luckily, it's on Disney+ nonetheless. 

This quintessential fat camp movie is worthy of a thorough discussion. We revisit some lines and scenes that still hold up, and some that don't. 

Eddie...what were you thinking?

Trevor and AJ tackle the 2003 "comedy," Daddy Day Care. Full of toilet humor, gender norm stereotyping, and a few surprising silver linings, Daddy Day Care was quite the experience to revisit. 

Plus, we check in on where the cast is now – including one of the Fanning sisters! – and talk about how this could be made into an actually good movie in 2020. 

Return to the playground of Third Street School with TJ, Vince, Gretchen, Spinelli, Gus, Mikey, and the whole crew from the popular Disney show. Trevor and AJ spend the hour reminiscing on the promise of summer break, questioning the logistics of setting up and operating a high tech lab in a suburban elementary school, and talk about what the Recess kids would be up to now in their late 20s. 

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"I did not! Mr. Electric, send him to the principal's office and have him expelled!"

Yup – we went there. We haven't watched this movie since its 2005 release, but is it worth watching? Listen as Trevor and AJ dissect the infamous Sharkboy dance scene, the electrical flexing of George Lopez's current arms, and the cringe-worthy effects that even in 2005 were not permissable. 

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