Designated Parent

This is simply the best version of A Christmas Carol ever put to film and also probably the best Muppet movie, as well.

Updating Christmas Story for Millennials goes about exactly as expected.

When a sequel has none of the same cast from the original and has Larry the Cable Guy as a star, you're not off to a good start. Oh, and it's produced by the same guys that tried the XFL... twice.

We're 6 movies in and, if anything, they're speeding up. Also, the second consecutive Christmas movie with a guest appearance by Chris Parnell.

Baby's first Arnie!

Another family comedy from Steve Martin. Another show based on a vintage cartoon. But, somehow, it kind of works.

The tale as old as time, but still problematic. 

Will Farrell brings his idiot man child routine to actual children and... it works.

Gonzo must spend a night in the famous Haunted Mansion. Still way better than Eddy Murphy.

Finally doing the first movie in the series that started this podcast.

A story of coming of age in Scotland. With bears.

Still The Rock. Still the Jungle. But now with deserts and mountains, too.

The Rock stars as a sweaty, large man who snarks his way through a perilous jungle adventure.

The Rock stars as a sweaty, large man who snarks his way through a perilous jungle adventure.

The prequil to one of two possible movies that really didn't need a prequil. But, here we are. Enjoy your money, Disney.

Remember, Lisa is always right. But, also, time travel is weird, ya'll.

The movie that lives inside another movie. It all makes sense, somehow. Or maybe not. It's kind of a mess, really.

The bar was not high, but this movie managed to just squeak under it.

Adam misidentifies a few guitars and also generally proves he doesn't know what he's talking about. But Back to the Future!

Jenifer Gardner is a woman who can only say yes for a day and it's a kids movie, so... no.