Raincoats on, as James fires up his statistics cannon and prepares to hose us down in data.

Our two gentlemen philosophers take a look back at the films of the past year, the whole series, and reflect on how real-world events (how dare they) may be affecting the ranking of our films.

You can't handle the truth.

Part 7 of the Rob Reiner run.

You dirty bird.

Part 6 of the Rob Reiner run.

I'll have what she's having.

Part 5 of the Rob Reiner run.

As you wish.

Part 4 of the Rob Reiner run.

I never had any friends later on like the ones I had when I was twelve.

Part 3 of the Rob Reiner run.

We speak each other's unspoken language... fluently.

Part 2 of the Rob Reiner run.

These go to eleven.

Part 1 of the Rob Reiner run.

It's 2018 and Regina Hall leads an ensemble cast of the Double Whammies dining experience, in a much-overlooked, but well-regarded character study.

Our two gentleman philosophers don their shortest shorts to discuss whether this film really should have received a wider audience.

The year is 2022 and civilisation has collapsed ... at least, that's the premise of this 1973 dystopian thriller starring Charlton Heston and Edward G. Robinson.

Find out what music James would pick for his own euthanasia, and why we decided that, maybe the Soylent Corporation are the real heroes of the story.