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In this modern era of so many super hero movies, it's hard to think of a time when they weren't everywhere. But back in 1989, Tim Burton blew up the box office with a modern take of one of the most popular heroes of all time, "Batman".
We are going back to the late 80's with the magnificent Robin Williams in one of his most famous roles 'Dead Poets Society'. This 1989 drama see Williams as a teacher at a prestigious boarding school using poetry to show his students a new height of self-expression.
With the Olympics now over and everyone in the grips of sports fever, we are doing a (kinda) sports movie. 2009's 'Fired Up', a comedy about two football players who quit summer football camp and join a cheerleading camp to pick up women.
It's our first sequel ep! Our very first episode was Raiders Of The Lost Arc, so we are finally doing its sequel, 1984's 'Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom'.
Do you like musicals? Do you like Abba? Josie does, so we are doing 2008's Mamma Mia! This jukebox musical is based upon the book and stage musical of the same name that is still performed around the world to this day.
In 1991 Steven Spielberg gave us "Hook", this somewhat sequel to the Peter Pan fairytale. Set 40 years after Pan's last trip to Neverland, this movie packs a top shelf cast and a lot of fun.
This week we are going to a dark corner of the year 2000, with the psychological drama 'Requiem For A Dream'.This movie sees four characters affected by drug addiction and how it alters their physical and emotional states.
We are doing a Josie pick! looking back at 2006 teen rom com 'She's The Man'. This movie sees Amanda Bynes disguise herself as her twin brother and participates in a soccer tournament after the women's team was shut down.
It's time to go back to 1996, when horror mastermind Wes Craven changed the face of horror for the second time in his legendary career. We are looking at 'Scream', with an iconic killer and a stacked cast, it's no surprise this movie shaped horror for the late 90's and spawned a still running franchise.
This week we are going medieval, yet modern, with 'A Knights Tale'. This 2001 comedy starring the late, great Heath Ledger sees a peasant wishing to better his social position and attain glory after his master dies. All through the art of jousting.
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