X2? X-Men 2: United? There’s a bit of confusion around what this movie is actually called, but for the sake of search algorithms everywhere we’re gonna call it X-Men 2. Also, it’s really good.

One of the pioneering movies of the modern-day superhero genre, X-Men burst onto the scene in 2000 to mixed reviews, with many comic book fans claiming it wasn’t respectful of the source material. Regardless, it spawned a franchise of 13+ movies, some of which are good, some awful.

Turning 30 is terrifying. To reflect the existential terror that came with it, Anthony chose 2020’s pandemic-themed Zoom horror movie Host. The first of its kind, Host cleverly takes a mundane, everyday activity and turns it into our worst nightmare. It’s also only an hour long, giving it a special place in our hearts ❤️

If anyone tells you they expected a sequel to a 12-year-old Shrek spin-off to be good, they’re lying to you. Despite that, this movie is pretty damn good!

To celebrate our 100th episode, we got incredibly drunk and then tried to record. Unfortunately, none of it was usable so we had to do it all over again. This one’s much better, trust us.

The fifth movie in everyone’s favourite Tom Cruise action-spy franchise takes things to new levels and finally introduces an intriguing villain. Like with most Tom Cruise movies, there’s not much to say about it other than “yeah, it’s pretty cool.”

The fourth entry in the Mission: Impossible series goes bigger than ever before, but does it sacrifice quality in the process? Harley thinks it does 😮

JJ Abrams stepped into the director’s chair for the third MI instalment, adding some welcome intensity to the action scenes and creating the franchise’s best villain yet in Phillip Seymour Hoffman. This movie marked the beginning of the golden era of Mission: Impossible, and for that we should be grateful.

Tom’s back baby (and he’s got luscious long locks)! MI2 wasn’t as well-received as it’s predecessor, with many criticising its focus on action over substance. Despite this, it remains one of the must-see action films of the 2000s, so sit back and enjoy the ride!

This 1996 blockbuster marked Tom Cruise’s jump from dramatic heartthrob to full-on action star, turning him into a household name the world over. With Director Brian de Palma’s unique cinematic style and Cruise’s leading man charisma, Mission: Impossible is one of the defining action/spy films of the modern era, but does it hold up today?