This wasn't a simple task! Back with a brand new episode, and this one goes whole-hog inside of THE FORCE, the magical fairy sparklestuff that makes all of us lift X-Wings using our mind bullets.

Bask in the colorful, editing insanity that is an underrated Edgar Wright classic, Scott Pilgrim. *1980s fingerguns*

Time and music work as metaphors in this beautiful, poignant, and ultimately misunderstood movie, The Fountain.

Obsession is the central theme in David Fincher's brilliant film, Zodiac - a movie defying all traditions of genre, plot structure, and character development.

Who is the real protagonist in Big Trouble in Little China? Find out in this highbrow episode of Film Studies with Michael.

We seek out our better selves in Mad Max: Fury Road

Question all your preconceived notions about everything human with Ex Machina.

Your world is a better place because Star Wars exists!

Don't rank art! Hitchhiker's Guide is an example of how art exists to disseminate joy and emotional support to those who may need it.

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A giant robot teaches us the importance of expanding our worldview in, The Iron Giant.

Alfonso Cuaron gives Joss Whedon a leg up on The Avengers, in The Prisoner of Azkaban.

A modern classic is defined, and receives its due, with Galaxy Quest.

Love is key, for all of us, in Interstellar.

Love and comedy goes beyond superficial beauty, and punching down, in the McElroy Brother's YouTube series, Monster Factory.

Mikey's grandiloquent diatribe on movie adaptations with respect to a movie about adaptations, in Adaptation.

It's going down for real, in John Wick.

Cheers to all the underdogs, In Serenity!

A Christopher Nolan film about a non-standard protagonist, in The Dark Knight!

Wes Anderson's plump, subversive, masterpiece, Grand Budapest Hotel.