Cinema Brotherhood

The Cinema Brotherhood dig up their memories and piece them together to spark a lively conversation about the Mel Brooks classic comedy from 1974, "Young Frankenstein."

The Cinema Brotherhood launch into "Apollo 13," Ron Howard's unforgettable film that explores the moment when the whole world came together to support the safe return of its three-man crew.

The Cinema Brotherhood put "My Cousin Vinny" on trial, presenting their arguments for a unanimous verdict that this is a comedy classic with a well-deserved Oscar-winning performance from Marisa Tomei.

Before "Disclosure Day" and before "E.T.," Steven Spielberg was there to let us know that we are not alone with his 1977 science fiction masterpiece, "Close Encounters of the Third Kind."

The Cinema Brotherhood try to keep the friendly fire to a minimum on their discussion of the 1986 Best Picture Oscar winner, Oliver Stone's "Platoon."

The Cinema Brotherhood chill out while dissecting John Carpenter's 1982 science fiction/horror masterpiece, "The Thing." —Dedicated to Tom J.—

The Cinema Brotherhood step up to the plate to discuss one of the all-time great baseball movies, the original 1976 version of "The Bad News Bears."

The Cinema Brotherhood try to keep Steve from going full Dark Side during their discussion of what many consider the greatest STAR WARS movie yet made, 1980's "The Empire Strikes Back."

The Cinema Brotherhood break from their normal pattern, putting Pat in the pilot seat and relegating Steve to the RIO position, leaving Dave to man the tower, making sure they don't crash and burn on the 1986 classic, "Top Gun."

The Cinema Brotherhood take a crack at deciphering the original hacker movie from 1983, "WarGames," in which Matthew Broderick finds himself playing at something much more than a simple game.

The Cinema Brotherhood really gel in this week's hair-raising episode, focusing on the 1998 comedy classic from the Farrelly brothers, "There's Something About Mary."

The Cinema Brotherhood descend on the "Alien" world of LV-426, answering a distress call (warning?) that's awakened the Nostromo crew, and a deadly predator that's ready to burst onto the scene, in Ridley Scott's 1979 classic.

The Cinema Brotherhood take aim at the 1971 classic that started a franchise, "Dirty Harry," in which Clint Eastwood originates his iconic, high-caliber S.F. Police Inspector, Harry Callahan.

The Cinema Brotherhood take a run at "Forrest Gump," breaking down the 1994 Best Picture Oscar winner like a box of chocolates left on a park bench in the sun.

The Cinema Brotherhood huddle up to break down "Jerry Maguire" and show you the funny, sad, and heartfelt moments of the Cameron Crowe classic from 1996.

The Cinema Brotherhood try to stay on par as they tee-off on "Caddyshack," the comedy classic from Harold Ramis, who managed to shoot a hole-in-one on his 1980 directorial debut.

Yippee-Ki-Yay! The Cinema Brotherhood have a holly-jolly time unwrapping one of the most influential action (holiday?) films of all time, 1988's "Die Hard."

A long time ago, in a city not too far away, the Cinema Brotherhood spent the summer of '77 watching STAR WARS, the movie that spawned the most beloved film franchise in cinema history.

The Cinema Brotherhood saddle up to take a measured, clear-eyed look at "Unforgiven," Clint Eastwood's Best Picture Oscar winner from 1992.

The Cinema Brotherhood take a turbulence-filled dive into the 1980 classic "Airplane!" -- where the jokes land, the puns fly, and the runway gets cleared for some serious comedy.

The Cinema Brotherhood check into Room 237 of the Overlook Hotel in an effort to figure out if it is truly haunted, or just meant to seem that way, in Stanley Kubrick's 1980 masterpiece, "The Shining."

The Cinema Brotherhood take a ride into the past for a discussion about "Back to the Future," possibly the greatest time- travel story ever put on film.

The Cinema Brotherhood can't stop repeating how much they love "Groundhog Day." This movie is so funny, you'll want to experience it again and again.

The Cinema Brotherhood face off in a discussion of "Miracle," the true story behind the greatest upset in Olympics history.

The Cinema Brotherhood go on a sacred quest to discuss the "Holy Grail" of comedies, straight from the minds of Monty Python.