Ben and Brian are back at it again ranking classic movies and debating whether or not Scott Pilgrim vs the World is a good movie. How do you like our rankings? What would you change?

When three unlikely misfits, a DJ, a pimp, and an Italian tourist, are thrust into each other's worlds, some discomfort is to be expected, but could we overcome this discomfort to enjoy this movie or does it belong at the bottom of the murky bayou? You be the judge!

Bonus episode with all things Disney. First Brian tries his hand at a blind ranking and then Ben discusses whether Star Wars is a good franchise. Let us know if you enjoy these bonus episodes, and we will be sure to make more!

With stunning cinematography, a pulse-pounding soundtrack, and stellar performances, "The Good, The Bad, The Weird" is a cinematic masterpiece that defies expectations. Whether you're a fan of Westerns, action movies, or just great storytelling, this film has something for everyone.

A quick movie re-roll followed by sharing some of our favorite online tools for watching and reviewing movies. Join us as we peel back the curtain and discuss a couple of the online tools that power our reviews. Watch Before You Die Letterboxd List: https://boxd.it/skVPo Ben's Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/8y8Fd Brian's Letterboxd: https://boxd.it/7yLQb

We're taking a dive deep into the iconic baseball fantasy, exploring the magic of the cornfield, the emotional connections, and the timeless message it delivers. Whether you're a die-hard fan or a first-time viewer, this review is your ticket to reliving the nostalgia or discovering the magic for the first time. Grab your popcorn, hit play, and let's explore why "Field of Dreams" continues to resonate with audiences worldwide! Don't forget to share your thoughts in the comments - is this a home run or a swing and a miss?

Forget Hollywood blockbusters! We're reviewing Closely Watched Trains, a Czechoslovakian gem that blends dark humor, wartime drama, and coming-of-age angst into a cinematic cocktail that's both potent and poignant. Get ready for awkward encounters, questionable morals, and trains that pack more than just cargo. Trust us, this one's worth the ticket!

We've watched and reviewed 20 movies, but even we are prone to mistakes. In order to keep our ratings as accurate as possible, every 10 episodes, we plan to revisit and rerank 1 movie each. What movies will we choose this time?

Can iconic performances, beautiful cinematography, and timeless themes place this movie at the top of our list, or is the lack of story, slow pacing, and dated humor too much to overcome? Widely considered Charlie Chaplin's best movie, City Lights (1931) is a silent romantic comedy film written, directed, produced, edited, and composed by Charlie Chaplin. It tells the story of a blind flower girl (Virginia Cherrill) who falls in love with a tramp (Chaplin) who helps her.

Step into the world of suspense and speculation with our review of Oliver Stone's "JFK." In this video, we break down the director's skillful use of visuals, sound, and narrative structure to create a gripping cinematic experience. From the controversial investigations to the courtroom drama, we analyze how the film weaves together various perspectives to present a comprehensive view of the assassination. Join us for an exploration of the film's impact on popular culture, its legacy in the realm of political thrillers, and the ongoing discussions it ignites about the truth behind historical events.