Football and movies. Is there any better pairing? Probably. But these particular pairings are hard to resist. And while Remember the Titans gave us the chance to enjoy Brendan's favorite sports film, we now travel back to 1988 with Sean's favorite sports film, Friday Night Lights. With a unique score, awesome football action, and a true to life story, this film is well worth the rewatch!

When most people think of time loop films, Bill Murray's Groundhog Day typically comes to mind. With Edge of Tomorrow, director Doug Liman and actors Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt bring a highly unique take on the genre, infusing it with action and aliens. This film is definitely not one to sleep on, and it will keep you coming back for more!

The 2000 neo-noir psychological thriller Memento propelled Christopher Nolan into everyone’s view and shook up cinemas everywhere like a polaroid picture. If you have not had a chance to experience this masterclass in storytelling, you won’t regret it! Listen along as we seek to put together the clues and the chain of events that make up the story inside the mind of Leonard Shelby.

When Ben Affleck gets behind the camera, people pay attention. Mix that with a story that is based on actual events and it becomes even more intriguing! The 2012 historical thriller, Argo, is chocked full of intrigue, suspense, and a little bit of controversy. All of that adds to the drama that makes the film well worthy of best picture awards. Take a deep dive with us as we declassify this exhilarating caper!

In 2002, a dream team of Steven Spielberg, Tom Cruise, and John Williams came together to make a futuristic crime thriller that would become lost among their respective filmographies. Set in 2054, Minority Report boasts incredible production design, compelling characters, and a gripping story that keeps you curious the entire runtime. As the tagline goes, "Everybody runs". Especially Tom Cruise, obviously.

Natural disasters are nothing to joke about. But how do you make a compelling film about tornados? In 1996, Jan de Bont, Michael Crichton, Anne-Marie Martin, and Steven Spielberg seemed to have figured it out. Apparently, Bill Paxton, Helen Hunt, an amazing supporting cast, and stunning practical effects (oh, and flying cows) was the correct formula. Twister took in over $495 million at the box office, was nominated for two Academy Awards, and inspired a standalone sequel that comes out this week! Join Brendan and Sean in their discussion of this unforgettable film!

For this year's Independence Day episode, it doesn't get much more American than the 2000 Roland Emmerich war epic, The Patriot. Starring Mel Gibson and Heath Ledger, the story depicts a father going to great lengths to protect his family during the Revolutionary War. Travel back to 1776 as Brendan and Sean dissect the film's depictions of justice, family, and virtue. Explore the filmmaker's efforts as they discuss how the film went to great lengths to look historically accurate. You won't want to miss this special episode!

Go all in as you join us for our discussion on the 1973 Best Picture winner, The Sting. In this high stakes story, Paul Newman and Robert Redford solidify why they are truly two of the greatest actors of all time. The film doesn't slow down once it gets started and keeps you guessing as it comes down to the wire. The odds that you are going to enjoy this film (and this episode) are pretty darn high!

What do you get when you cast Haley Joel Osment, Michael Caine, and Robert Duvall in a heartwarming coming of age story? Apparently, you get a film that flies pretty far under the radar. This movie is not one to sleep on! Unless you don’t like talented child actors, Academy Award winners, emotional monologues, and adventurous stories. But if you do, you’re going to love this episode!