In today's episode, Kayla and Chris dive into an early 2000s classic. Reflecting on the movie that spawned a franchise, they go over the acting, special effects, and dialogue that make it stand out.

Starring Paul Walker and Vin Diesel, "The Fast and the Furious" is not to be missed.

This 1987 John Hughes' comedy classic stars Steve Martin and John Candy as they try to get home in time for Thanksgiving.

Chris and Kayla travel back in time and realize how awful traveling in the 80s really was.

But the question on everyone's mind is, does it hold up?

This 2001 adventure movie follows medieval peasant William Thatcher (Heath Ledger) as he competes in lancing tournaments to change his stars. He's joined by a lovable cast, including Paul Bettany, Mark Addy, and Alan Tudyk.

A family favorite, Kayla and Chris review this movie about love and courage in medieval times.

This 2010 sci-fi "comedy" definitely gave Chris and Kayla a run for their money. While Chris remembered it fondly, the viewing experience this time around was different than expected.

Travel back to 2010 with us and see if Hot Tub Machine holds up.

Kayla and Chris look back at the 1997 sci-fi comedy, Flubber, starring Robin Williams and Marcia Gay Harden, with special appearances by Ted Levine, Christopher McDonald, and Wil Wheaton.

Is this a children's classic or a parent's worst nightmare?

In this episode, Chris and Kayla analyze the coming-of-age teen comedy Napoleon Dynamite, starring Jon Heder, Efren Ramirez, and Tina Majorino.

Having first seen this when the pair were in middle school and high school, they decide whether it's held up or not.

Chris and Kayla reflect on the cult classic Equilibrium.

Is it terrible? Is it wonderful?

They review this dystopian sci-fi action movie starring Christian Bale, Sean Bean, and Taye Diggs to decide if it's held up or not.