The Top Five of All Time (According to Me)

Brandon rewatches a critically acclaimed film to try and trick himself into remembering anything about it.

Brandon's better half joins the show to celebrate her birthday by indulging her husband by doing his podcast about The Devil Wears Prada.

To celebrate America's birthday, Brandon checks out the classic film about an inept mayor of a beach town in Massachusetts.

Brandon takes a look back at a movie he watched every single night to go to sleep in high school to see if it's worthy of being called The Greatest Film of All Time.

Brandon decides to watch another movie about going into the woods to live off the land, but this time keeps it to his true maturity level: freshmen in high school running away.

Brandon decides to check out the movie he assumes is based on the bearded guy nodding in the woods meme.

We're off to Pandora in search of the greatest film of all time. Not unobtanium. Anything but unobtanium.

Brandon finally solves two problems in one episode: no Matthew McConaughey movies and no Christopher Nolan movies.

In honor of The Little Mermaid, Brandon checks out a DIFFERENT Lady in the Water for some reason.

With a new Fast & Furious movie coming out, Brandon checks out another movie with cars and furiosity.

Brandon further explores his love of the training montage with one of the most iconic ones of all time.

In honor of the Kentucky Derby, Brandon covers a film that he's pretty sure has a horse in it.* *He later confirmed that it did, in fact, have a horse.

Brandon's sister joins the show to talk about her favorite (non-Christmas) film about a maverick in the military.

In case you closed your eyes, fell asleep, and missed it, Brandon is revisiting the Michael Bay classic juuuust in case it's the greatest film of all time.

Brandon is headed back to Boston partly to revisit an Oscar Winner, but mostly to listen to Dropkick Murphys.

Brandon's latest recommendation is an Independent Spirit Award winning romantic comedy from 2009 that would for sure still win those awards if they could do it all over again.

Brandon, in the midst of the Brendon Frasier's renaissance, decides to check out Frasier's 90's baseball movie that features more King Kong than you'd imagine.

Brandon is joined by his friend Scott and decide to shirk the rules and watch two movies like true mavericks.

With March returning to its stage of Madness, Brandon decides to watch the best college basketball movie he could think of where someone dies on the court and haunts their brother.

With a daughter on the way, Brandon revisits this Disney modern classic to make sure the film--and iconic song--are as good as he remembers.

On the recommendation of a friend, Brandon dives into a chaotic Oscar Best Picture nominee and does his best to keep up.

Brandon watches his second straight wish fulfillment movie in hopes that his wish of finding the greatest film of all time features a Boston-based film featuring a talking teddy bear.

It's the day after Valentine's Day and love is in the air. So, since Brandon isn't a fool (this time), he's taking his better half's advice and checking out Jennifer Garner's romantic comedy for the first time.

In honor of the triumph-to-be, Magic Mike's Last Dance, Brandon delves into another movie featuring Channing Tatum dancing in a movie that is definitely nothing like Save the Last Dance.

Brandon delves into an incorrectly spelled, Nazi-filled Tarantino film that his friend's wife says is her favorite movie all time.