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Our Score - 8.84/10 (A-)     Rotten Tomatoes - 98%     IMDB - 7.6/10 Listener Request From: Kari Kari, a listener, wanted us to watch The Big Sick (2017) because she believes it proves that Kumail Nanjiani is one of the funniest people in Hollywood. Do you agree? Press play to hear our thoughts!

Our Score - 7.92/10 (B)     Rotten Tomatoes - 93%     IMDB - 7.6/10 Listener Request From - Mike's Captive Mike's Captive sent us a request, saying, "I would like you guys to review Baby Driver. And I'm not being forced against my will to send this. Pls send help. Or food." Sounds like mike is going to great lengths to try to prove that Edgar Wright is the best director working today. Press play to hear if he was succesful!

Our Score - 4.5/10 (D)     Rotten Tomatoes - 80%     IMDB - 7.5/10 Listener Request From: Hayden According to Hayden, on of our listeners, "Revenge of the Sith isn't as bad as everyone says it is. It has great visuals, great fight choreography, and a great story." Press play to hear if we agree, and let us know your thoughts!

Our Score - 0.5/10 (F)     Rotten Tomatoes - 54%     IMDB - 6.8/10 Listener Request From: Destiny Destiny requested we watch The Devil's Rejects because, in her opinion, it proves that Rob Zombie is a talented horror movie director. Press play to hear if we were convinced!

Our Score - 3.34/10 (F)     Rotten Tomatoes - 23%     IMDB - 6/10 Listener Request From: Laura According to Laura, Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights (2004) is better than the original. That's is an extremely hot take. Press play to hear if we agree!

Our Score - 7.09/10 (B-)     Rotten Tomatoes - 69%     IMDB - 7/10 Listener Request A listener wanted to prove that Dirty Dancing (1987) is the best romance movie ever made or, at the very least, the best dancing movie ever made. They are absolutely right and, once again, Matt McNeal is wrong and dragged down the score. Press play to hear our full thoughts!

Our Score - 4.13/10 (D-)     Rotten Tomatoes - 14%     IMDB - 5.9/10 Listener Request: Anonymous An anonymous listener wanted us to watch The One because, in their opinion, it is an underrated, badass martial arts gem. Press play to hear if we agree!

Our Score - 6.1/10 (C)     Rotten Tomatoes - 54%     IMDB - 6.9/10 Chosen By: The Movie Review Crew We decided to put Prove It Month on hold for one episode to bring you a review of the last entry in the Skywalker saga, Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker. SPOILERS AHEAD!

Our Score - 7.44/10 (B-)     Rotten Tomatoes - 74%     IMDB - 6.7/10 Chosen By: Aaron Cronican Aaron wants to prove that Signs (2002) is a great movie and that Mel Gibson gave an Oscar worthy performance. Do you agree? Press play to hear how the group feels about this!

  Our Score - 5.75/10 (C-)     Rotten Tomatoes - 74%    IMDB - 6.8/10 Chosen By: Brent Fruge Brent believes John C. Reilly is the most versatile actor working today and hopes Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story will prove it. Press play to find out if he successfully proved his point!

Our Score - 6.09/10 (C)     Rotten Tomatoes - 74%     IMDB - 6.6/10 Chosen By: Matt Mcneal Matt chose A Nightmare on Elm Street 3: Dream Warriors (1987) with hopes of proving to the guys that it is the best of the Elm Street franchise, and that it is an enjoyably campy movie. Press play to hear if he succeeded!

Our Score - 6.59/10 (C+)     Rotten Tomatoes - 58%     IMDB - 6.9/10 Chose By: Michael Lucas Join us as Prove It Month continues! Mike made us watch A Knight's Tale, and we unanimously agree that Heath Ledger is dreamy. . . Too bad that's not what Mike was trying to prove. Press play to hear if we agree with him that A Knight's Tale is a criminally underrated movie. 

Our Score - 8/10 (B+)     Rotten Tomatoes - 88%     IMDB - 6.9/10 Chosen By: Shane Cronican Shane chose Ready or Not (2019) to prove that it's the most enjoyable horror movie of the year, and that Samara Weaving's performance is the second best horror performance of the year, only behind Lupita Nyong'o in Us.

Our Score - 7.59/10 (B)     Rotten Tomatoes - 75%     IMDB - 6.6/10 Listener Request: Lil John According to Lil John, "The story was engaging and gave a good premise for the Kaiju-verse. Acting was good, with solid performances from Jackson, Goodman, and Loki, and just enough comic relief to keep it from going over the top. And most importantly, the movie looks damn gorgeous!" Press play to hear if he proved his point!

Our Score - 8.42/10 (B+)     Rotten Tomatoes - 92%     IMDB - 7.4/10 Chosen By: Steve Rushlau Steve believes Michael Shannon is one of the most underappreciated actors and that Shannon has more versatility and range than he is given credit for. According to him, Take Shelter proves him right. Click play to hear whether the others agree!

Our Score - 7.82/10     Rotten Tomatoes - 81%     IMDB - 6.8/10 Listener Request: Some Guy Prove it Month! Some Guy (that was the name he provided) believes One Hour Photo is Robin Williams' single greatest performance of his career and dared us to watch it and prove him wrong. Press play to see if we agree with him.

Our Score - 6.84/10 (C+)     Rotten Tomatoes - 85%     IMDB - 7.2/10 Chosen By: Aaron Cronican Aaron believes that Joaquin Phoenix's performance in The Master (2012) is the best performance since Robert DeNiro in Raging Bull (1980). Press play to see if he proved his point!

Our Score - 8.94/10 (A-)     Rotten Tomatoes - 95%     IMDB - 7.7/10 Chosen By: Brent Fruge Prove It Month! Brent attempts a two part proof in this episode. First, he believes The Peanut Butter Falcon is the best movie of 2019. Second, he feels that this movie proves that Shia LaBeouf is a legitimate leading man and one of the best actors working today. Do the others agree? Press play to find out!

Our Score - 6.92/10 (C+)     Rotten Tomatoes - 84%     IMDB - 7/10 Chosen By: Michael Lucas Prove It Month Mike tries to prove to the group (Aaron and Brent) that 22 Jump Street is better than 21 Jump Street and that it at least deserves a 'B' Grade. Press play to hear our thoughts, and to hear whether Mike proved his point.

Our Score - 3.8/10 (F)     Rotten Tomatoes - 41%     IMDB - 6.1/10     Metacritic - 48/100 Chosen By: Matt McNeal Matt chose Godzilla: King of the Monsters to prove that, despite the quality of the movie, it treated the monsters properly and  maintained the spirit of the Toho monster movies. Press play to hear whether he was successful in proving his point!