An aspiring animator clashes with his abusive father.

Join us as we discuss a Brat Packer who seems to have skipped his 30s, a hand-me-down LeBaron, and how the MPAA made this movie better. Then we see if Freddy Got Fingered stands the Test of Time.

A daydreaming, asthmatic high school student teams up with his hero for a martial arts tournament.

Listen as we chat about facts that are clearly satire, the time Alan kinda (but not really) met Danica McKellar, and the stupidest bully nickname ever. Then we see if Sidekicks stands the Test of Time.

Reporters Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein seek the truth about the Watergate break-in.

Listen as we discuss seeing non-IP movies in theaters, the definition of boring, and the 1970s version of checking someone's Google history. Then we see if All the President's Men stands the Test of Time.

To avoid slaughter, a group of chickens plot their escape from a poultry farm.

Join us as we discuss referring to your spouse as Mr. or Mrs., the shelf-life of chicken pie, and the romantic chemistry of claymation characters. Then we see if Chicken Run stands the Test of Time.

After a freak injury, a 12-year-old becomes the closer for the Chicago Cubs.

Listen as we chat about how Alan stays hydrated, a villain's bad guy-ification, and a forgettable John Candy role. Then we see if Rookie of the Year stands the Test of Time.

A man with no short-term memory searches for his wife's killer.

Special guest Jason Torres joins us to discuss Oscar predictions, the importance of establishing shots, and bonked-on-the-head amnesia. Then we see if Memento stands the Test of Time.

To catch an escaped convict, an FBI agent goes undercover as an overweight grandma.

Join us as we chat about canceling streaming services, removing warts with duct tape, and Terrence Howard–style math. Then we see if Big Momma's House stands the Test of Time.

The life of a working-class high school student is turned upside down when she starts dating a rich kid.

Listen as we discuss anticlimactic proms, computer flirting in the 80s, and what parental abandonment has in common with quicksand. Then we see if Pretty in Pink stands the Test of Time.