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Diane and Sean discuss the very noir 1999 film, American Beauty. They also sidebar to update episode 71, Strictly Ballroom. Episode music is "Dead Already" by Thomas Newman, and The Beatles', "Because" performed by Elliot Smith from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the undeniably fun (and raunchy) musical, Grease. Episode music is "Summer Lovin'" by The Vandals, featuring Moon Zappa; and "Born to Hand Jive" by Sha Na Na, from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the fart-filled, innuendo-laden Dreamworks hit, Shrek. Episode music is "All-Star" by Smashmouth, and "Hallelujah" by Rufus Wainwright from the OST. Studio monitor headphones by Status Audio (status.co) @TheStatusAudio on Twitter. Follow us on Twitter @WhyDoWeOwnThis1 Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the movie about a movie disguised as another movie, Tropic Thunder. Episode music is John Fogerty, Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Run Through the Jungle"; "I Love Tha Pussy" by Cisco Adler, Darryl Farmer, Micah Givens, Ronald Jackson, Brandon T. Jackson and performed by Brandon T. Jackson; and "Name of the Game" (The Crystal Methond's...

Diane and Sean discuss the first of Baz Luhrmann's 'Red Curtain Trilogy', "Strictly Ballroom". Episode music is "Scott & Fran's Paso Doble" performed by David Hirschfelder & The Bogo Pogo Orchestra, "Love is in the Air" by John Paul Young, from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss what is easily one of the most likable movies ever...Ever After. Episode music is "Ever After Main Title" by George Fenton and "Put Your Arms Around Me" (autumn breeze mix) by Texas. CB-1 Studio Monitors by Status Audio (status.co) Follow them on Twitter @TheStatusAudio Follow us on Twitter @WhyDoWeOwnThis1 Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the 1950 Disney classic, Cinderella. There's also talk of nearly every other "cinderella" movie ever made...ever. Episode music is "The Work Song", "Bibbidi-Bobbidi-Boo", and "Cinderella's Slipper/Finale" by Mack David, Jerry Livingston, and Al Hoffman. CB-1 studio monitors by Status Audio (@TheStatusAudio on Twitter) Follow...

Diane and Sean discuss the Richard Linklater film about walking and talking, "Before Sunset", while maintaining social distancing mandate of 6 feet. Episode music is "A Waltz for a Night", by Julie Delpy, and Nina Simone's, "Just in Time". find us on Twitter @whydoweownthis1 Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss James Cameron's epic, Titanic...and nothing more. Episode music is "John Ryan's Polka" by Gaelic Storm, "The Portrait" by James Horner, and "Nearer My God To Thee" by I Salonisti Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the alternative fairy-tale history story of Maleficent.  Meanwhile, Sean tries to conjure a ubiquitous 80's art deco mainstay. Episode music is James Newton Howard's "Welcome to the Moors" from the OST, and "Once Upon a Dream", performed by Lana Del Rey. Follow us on Twitter @WhyDoWeOwnThis1 Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the character driven stoner cult-classic, Half Baked directed by Tamra Davis. Episode music is "I'm in Love with Mary Jane" by Coolio, and "I Get Lifted" by UB40. Follow us on Twitter @WhyDoWeOwnThis1 Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the effects of psychedelic drugs...also known as Alice in Wonderland. Episode music is "Painting the Roses Red" and "Alice in Wonderland" by Sammy Fain and Bob Hilliard, performed by The Mellomen, and The Jud Conlon Chorus. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the brick-tastic Lego Movie. Both hosts are fighting flu and colds this episode so there's a lot of sniffling, sneezing, and coughing...we apologize. Episode music is "Everything Is AWESOME!!!" by Tegan and Sara featuring The Lonely Island. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the non-princess, non-musical, animated Hawaiian Disney movie Lilo & Stitch. Episode music is "He Mele No Lilo (A Song for Lilo)" and "Hawaiian Roller Coaster Ride" performed by Mark Keali'i Ho'omalu and Kamehameha Schools Children's Chorus, from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the premiere installment of arguably one of the greatest film trilogies of all time, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. Episode music is "Prologue: One Ring to Rule Them All" by Howard Shore, and "May It Be" by Enya from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the Wachowski's cyberpunk hit, The Matrix. Is there a spoon or is it just simulated reality? Episode music is "Main Title/Trinity Infinity" by Don Davis and "Wake Up" by Rage Against the Machine, from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the best Lethal Weapon movie...#4. You're not too old for this shit. Episode music is "Don't Turn/Cute Shorts" by Michael Kamen, Eric Clapton, and David Sanborn from the OST, and "Why Can't We Be Friends?" by War. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the one that started it all...sort of.1996's Mission: Impossible by Brian De Palma, starring Tom Cruise. Episode music is Danny Elfman's, "Main Title Theme" and "The Heist" from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the finale to Francis Ford Coppola's masterpiece saga, The Godfather Part III. Sophia Coppola, need we say more? Episode music is Nino Rota's "Main Title" and "Coda - Godfather Finale", from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the stellar cast-filled movie, Little Women. Claire Danes ugly cries, Gabriel Byrne is German, Winona Ryder is perfection. Episode music is "Orchard House" and "Under the Umbrella", by Thomas Newman, from the OST Support the show

Diane and Sean settle once and for all the age-old question, "Is this a Halloween movie or a Christmas movie?" They're of course talking about, "Tim Burton's, The Nightmare Before Christmas", as directed by Henry Selick. Episode music is "What's This?" and "Finale/Reprise" by Danny Elfman, and "Closing", by Danny Elfman, performed by...

Diane and Sean discuss Babes in Toyland from 1961. It's terrible, or is it good? Sean's world is shattered when it's learned that there is NO Back to the Beach 2 movie. Episode music is Victor Herbert's "Babes in Toyland Overture", and "Mother Goose Village and Lemonade", from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the 90's answer to the classic Christmas movie, Home Alone. Is it Macaulay Culkin's best movie or is it actually John Candy's? Episode music is John Williams's, "Home Alone Main Title" and "Mom Returns/Finale" from the OST. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the Judy Garland classic, Meet Me in St. Louis, and what a great time 1903 was in America...if you were white...and wealthy. Episode music is "Meet Me in St. Louis, Louis", music by Kerry Mills, lyrics by Andrew B. Sterling; "The Trolley Song", by Hugh Martin and Ralph Blane. Support the show

Diane and Sean discuss the British classic, starring a Texan...Bridget Jones's Diary. Episode music is "Have You Met Miss Jones" by Robbie Williams, and Geri Halliwell's "Its Raining Men", from the OST. Support the show