One of Ben & Matt has a deep-seated desire to be smothered and the other thinks they're a better writer than Charlie freakin' Kaufman. It should be pretty easy to tell which is which. Plus make your listening experience more fun by drinking every time somebody refers to Elijah Wood as Tobey Maguire.Music courtesy of Goldblume

This week Ben attempts to set a world record for most words said in the least amount of time on a podcast as he takes his first crack at an Edgar Wright movie.Music courtesy of Goldblume

Oh hey look, a female director! How depressingly long this took. Ben and Matt delve into one of the best reviewed movies on their list and do their best to present a balanced review despite all the racism. Music courtesy of Goldblume

See if you can figure out when we recorded our thoughts on Charlie Kaufman's delightfully absurd Adaptation and more importantly mock Matt for taking far too long to catch on that Donny Kaufman doesn't exist.Music courtesy of Goldblume

Why not Minority Report? Why not A.I.? How does this film compare morally with The Wolf of Wall Street? The unwanted answers to these and many other questions about Catch Me If You Can await you within.Music courtesy of Goldblume

Finally, a movie by your barista's favourite director, Wes Anderson, that was definitely not a late addition after the list was already locked. There is no way that at least one episode had to be re-numbered to accommodate it. Definitely not.Music courtesy of Goldblume

Fun game to play at home: Count how many times the words cool and stylish are used as Ben & Matt muse on Ocean's Eleven for an hour.Music courtesy of Goldblume.

While this may be one of the more controversial entries on our list due to a reasonably shaky script how does one overlook the towering performance of Denzel Washington? Let's discuss!Music courtesy of Goldblume.

Gather around boys and girls, and witness Cameron Crowe's retelling of how he lost his virginity to three women instead of writing an article on Dr. Manhattan and Earl Hickey. But who among us, ya know?Music courtesy of Goldblume.

To begin their journey it's Christopher Nolan's first major film, the mind-bending masterclass in editing: Memento.