Captain America - The First Avenger (2011)

If every comic book movie was as functional as this one, we wouldn’t have a show. 

Astroboy (2009)

Jordan thinks some of the robots look cool while the rest of the gang runs out the clock on a long-forgotten, generic movie. 

Man of Steel (2013)

The long-awaited and much-dreaded re-watch goes about as well as you’d think. 

X-Men Origins: Wolverine (2009)

This movie gives us one of the finest pounces we’ve ever seen, so it’s not a total loss. 

Batman and Robin (1997)

Joel Schumacher’s oft-disdained adaptation of the mid-90s Broadway musical of the same name gets the NMNP treatment.

Elektra (2005)

We enjoy talking about this movie about as much as Jennifer Garner enjoyed making it. 

Constantine (2005)

The 50th movie we watched together! Here's to 200+ more comic book films!

Surrogates (2009)

Bruce, just put your wig back on and be a robot like everyone else, jeez.

Superman Returns (2006)

We all get exposed to blue Kryptonite which makes us really angry and confused.

Jumper (2008)

We give some romantic advice and the Norm-o-tron pleases no one.

Birdman (2014)

Our analysis of the 2014 Best Picture winner devolves into an a conversation about Bigfoot erotica

Ant-Man (2015)

Somebody messes up the Rotten Tomatoes game super badly.

Iron Man 2 (2010)

No...MY Bord!

Push (2009)

We struggle to fill the hour.

Men in Black (1997)

The first episode in our new digs! Goes well with a glass of sugar water. 

Fantastic Four (2016)

There are no words. Also featuring abrupt time skips, much like the movie. 

Iron Man 3 (2013)

We return to Marvel Cinematic University while Jordan botches another sign-off.

Unbreakable (2000)

Each panelist offers his own M. Night Shyamalan conspiracy. And just like an M. Night movie, this episode's Rotten Tomatoes game has a shocking twist!

The Incredibles (2004)

Technical difficulties interrupt an important conversation about relationships in the workplace.

Mighty Morphin' Power Rangers: The Movie (1995)

We contemplate the nature of sentience in the Power Rangers universe. Andrew messes up the names Bulk and Skull within seconds