We're back with a new special edition of We Just Saw A Movie. It's a new running series we're calling "Bad Movie Fridays" where we pick out one bad movie to review for a bonus Friday episode. For our first one we're reviewing the Hallmark Channel time travel movie "Time After Time." Here's the description from IMDB: After returning to Long Island to confront his past, a journalist comes face to face with his future." Basically, a guy from the future visits himself in the past to try to change his fate.

In our latest episode we review Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, the final installment in Disney's Jack Sparrow Cinematic Universe. In this episode: 

We debate over the correct pronounciation of "Caribbean." (0:43)

We give our review of the movie on a scale of 1-30. (2:08)

We revisit our most controversial moviegoing experience...The Jersey Boys Incident. We also tease a possible future review. (3:30) 

We launch into the episode's main event: a review of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales. Man, we ran out of breath just TYPING that title. (4:30)

In today's episode we discuss the surprisingly excellent Wonder Woman, one of our favorite movies of the year. In this episode: 

Mike analyzes Elizabeth's beverage choice of a Bud Light Peach-a-Rita. (1:05) 

Our ratings for Wonder Woman on a scale of 1-30. (3:00) 

A review of the trailer for A Mountain Between Us, the Idris Elba/Kate Winslet plane crash survival movie Elizabeth inexplicably thought was about the United passenger who got dragged off the plane in April. (3:50) 

A review of the Justice League trailer. (8:21) 

The episode's main event: a review of Wonder Woman. (10:29)

In our latest episode we review King Arthur: Legend of the Sword, a movie about a classic character no one really cares about with a story that didn't really need to be told.

We're back with our latest episode talking about Alient: Covenant, the latest movie in the Alien saga. We talk about the dumb characters as well as Mike's hatred for the movie this one is a sequel to, Prometheus.

Our latest episode is about a movie called The Circle, where Emma Watson works a Google-like company helmed by Tom Hanks (who's supposed to be evil, but plainly states his intentions at every turn without hiding them). This was one of our least favorite movies, and we have a good time railing on it.

The Guardians of the Galaxy are back and so are we! In this episode we discuss the latest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, plus we talk trailers for The Last Jedi, Thor: Ragnarok, and The Hitman's Bodyguard. Plus Mike goes on rather long rant defending George Lucas that leaves Elizabeth confused.

What happens when 3 octagenarians decide they want to rob a bank? Well...hey, wait where are you going? Don't you want to hear what happens? You don't? Oh...well, here's our review of Going in Style, the comedy about Michael Caine, Morgan Freeman, and Alan Arkin robbing a bank.

In this episode we review Unforgettable (which contrary to the film's name, is actually quite forgettable). It stars Rosario Dawson, Katherine Heigl, and the true star of the film, the guy who played Craig in Wedding Crashers. We expose some of the film's many plot holes, dissect its dumb ending, and also talk about trailers for Annabelle: Creation and The Beguiled.

Tonight is the NFL Draft so we thought it would be a good time to review one of our favorite bad movies, 2014's Draft Day. Starring Kevin Costner, it follows the GM of the Cleveland Browns on the day of the draft as he deals with having the #1 pick and a weirdly shoehorned subplot about his pregnant girlfriend (played by Jennifer Garner). We discuss just how stupid the myriad trades made by Costner in the film are and, how the movie glosses over the evils of the NFL, and how the movie kind of foreshadowed Johnny Manziel's fate.