Jeff and Lisa take in the latest Narnia installment, plus a look back at the 1986 Jim Henson fantasy Labyrinth. It's a talking lion vs. a singing Goblin King. It's CGI vs. puppetry as Jeff and Lisa discuss which Yoda they prefer: Frank Oz all the way! True dat. Double true!

Two films based on cartoons. First Jeff and Lisa take the new Mach 5 for a spin and then take a look back at a movie they both remember enjoying as kids: Robert Altman's critically lambasted 1980 musical adaptation of Popeye. Plus Lisa checks out Lucia, Lucia and Jeff rediscovers Speed Racer cartoons. Also in preparation for next weeks show on Prince Caspian, Jeff catches up with the first Chronicles Of Narnia movie The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe.

This is no fantasy. Jeff and Lisa thoroughly enjoy Iron Man and afterwards engage in a lengthly discussion of a true classic. Is Superman: The Movie the greatest comic book adaptation of all time? Plus Superman turns back the world so Lisa can see Rush in concert. And a little Monty Python And The Holy Grail thrown in for good measure. And there was much rejoicing. Yay...

Before the onslaught of summer blockbusters, Jeff and Lisa check out Smart People and also take a look back at 1979's Starting Over, two films about adults re-entering the dating scene. Plus Jeff gets sick and goes on a movie binge: The Towering Inferno, Black Sunday and Rollercoaster to name a few, while Lisa watches In The Cut and Cold Creek Manor and also highly recommends The New Adventures Of Old Christine.