Today, Ryan and Katie are back from their break and are joined by the foremost expert of Jurassic Park (and their favorite listener) Matt McDonald. 

Ryan and Katie discuss 2002's The Pianist, with guests Janie and Jake. There is a top ten list upset. 

Katie and Ryan discuss the 2008 masterpiece, Twilight. Directed by Catherine Hardwick, this movie delves into some of the most important questions of our time, like--can Bella truly hold on like a Spider Monkey? And is going to high school over...

This week, Ryan and Katie take a break from the Summer of War and instead bring you Goodfellas, a movie based on the Animaniacs short, Goodfeathers. 

Katie and Ryan continue their Summer of War by discussing 1978s The Deer Hunter, directed by Michael Cimino, and starring Christopher Walken, Meryl Streep, and either Robert Deniro or Dustin Hoffman. 

Continuing their Summer of War, Katie and Ryan watch and discuss All Quiet on the Western Front. Where are the German accents? 

Ryan and Katie discuss Gene Hackman AND Gene Wilder, and the iconic duo of Bonnie and Clyde. 

If you have an irrational fear of Gene Hackman, this is a content warning for the next two episodes. This week, Ryan and Katie watch as he does literally everything in his power to catch a French baddie (no, no that kind). Is this a bucket list...

Ryan and Katie watch another Chaplin movie. Is this one bucket list worthy? 

Ryan and Katie discuss another Capra movie, and Katie speaks perfect French. 

Today, Katie and Ryan discuss Cool Hand Luke, even though it isn't on their Top 100 list! Thanks to our friends at Kael Your Idols for introducing us to such a marvelous movie that definitely deserves a place on the Top 100. Make sure to check ...

Ryan and Katie discuss their third George Stevens movie, and Elizabeth Taylor's second unfortunate connection with a co-star and a car accident. She'd only have two nickels, but still, it's weird that it happened twice. 

Katie and Ryan review Midnight Cowboy on their bucket list search of the top 100 films of all time.  They discuss an iconic pop culture reference scene involving  a taxi cab at the wrong place and wrong time. Find out if it makes thei...

Jimmy Stewart dazzles in this heartwarming movie- and Katie definitely recognizes him from previous top 100 films. 

Katie and her main man R-Y-A-N discuss 1988's Rain Main, and decide if it is definitely definitely a bucket list movie--or if it's definitely definitely a chuck it list movie. 

Ryan and Katie discuss the Romantic Comedy that broke the mold, and how character development can make or break a movie. 

It's a good episode, yah? You should listen to it, dontcha know? 

This episode is Huge, Gigantic even! Giant from 1956 boast a star studded cast, Rock Hudson, Elizabeth Taylor, and James Dean tune in to find out if this film holds up to its name. 

Ryan and Katie watch and discuss 1953's Shane, a movie about a gunslinger with a conscience and a little boy with an interesting voice. 

Katie and Ryan talk about the Grapes of Wrath based on the John Steinbeck novel of the same name, the American Dust bowl, and continue their search for bucket list movies. 

Ryan and Katie discuss The Green Mile and briefly discuss things like dancing mice and The Meaning of Life. 

Ryan and Katie share their other-worldly experience and discuss the 1977 classic, Close Encounters of the Third Kind. 

For a movie about music, Katie manages to restrain herself and only sings twice in this episode. If you've enjoyed our agreement over the past few episodes, you're in for a surprise with this one. Listen now to find out who loves and who hates ...

Katie and Ryan talk about the 1976 film, Network (not  to be confused with, The Network),  a chilling tell of a once popular newscaster, who realizes his career is over and  announces that he will commit suicide on live televisio...

Katie and Ryan discuss The Graduate, a movie about a young man seduced by an older woman, and the havoc it wreaks on both of their lives. +