Here’s a math problem for you to solve…what do you get if you have 100 million dollars, give Eddie Murphy 20% of that, subtract the cost of making a movie, then add the box office totals? The answer…you get one of the biggest box office flops of all time. We may have our hands full as we try prove to you that The Adventures Of Pluto Nash…is not that bad.

Take a no-nonsense former shylock, cutthroat music execs and a ruthless battle for the talents of one singer…and put them in a wacky comedy full of quotable lines and visual gags in a sequel to a movie heralded as one of those rare feats…a movie that is as good as the book. Did lightning strike twice? Find out as we prove to you that Be Cool…is not that bad.

The year was 2008…a magical year for comic book fans at the theater, because for the first time, a beloved hero was coming to the big screen. Of course, we could only be talking about one movie…and it ain’t Iron Man. Grab your fedora and get ready for a whole ton of narration as we set out to prove that The Spirit…is not that bad.

Take a beloved book franchise, an Emmy-winning actress, release the film on a light box office weekend and you have the formula for a #1 movie…unless people don’t go to see it…or even like it that much. But does that make it a bad movie? We’re going bounty hunting for positives as we prove to you that 2012’s One For The Money…is not that bad.

What happens when you type into Google – “Who are the best people to star in a heartfelt film about two people trying to turn their life around through never giving up.” Well, don’t freak out when it comes back with a guy who played Norman Bates and another best known for saying “Ka-chow”. Tim McCarthy from the 20 Timinutes Podcast joining the show to help prove to you that when it comes to The Internship, it’s not that bad.

In this episode, we’re going to answer the questions that has puzzled humanity for as long as anyone can remember…what is love? Now, don’t hurt me on this one…it needs to be answered. Throw in some 80’s cameos, a lively Saturday night and the quest to get in to the only club that matters and you have yourselves a party. So bop your head to the right, everyone. Carla from the Bed, Wed Or Behead podcast joins the show to help prove that A Night At The Roxbury…is not that bad.

Take a movie based on a comic book, make a script with a dark tone…then through that all out, rewrite it with more jokes and have fans wondering if there’s a much better directors cut to the film. Believe it or not, we’re not even talking about Suicide Squad or Justice League. Seems to me like DC could have learned a lot if they had just taken a trip to Megacity One. Time to strap on a lawgiver because it’s time to prove that 1995’s Judge Dredd…is not that bad. Yeah…you knew I’d say that.

What happens when you take a beloved movie, replace almost everyone in it, and try to make lightning strike twice? Well, if you’re on a golf course and there’s lightning, you run. If you’re trying to make Caddyshack 2…you also run. But all’s fair on the fairway as Brian and Gomez from Playlist Wars join the show to watch this dog’s leg of a film…and if we hurry, we can make it to Bunny Skylar’s in time for Brunch…all to prove to you that Caddyshack 2 is not that bad.

Maple Leafs fans around the world have wanted their team to win the Stanley Cup for a long time…but not like this. No, not like this. Still, we’re going to ignore the teachings of Guru Pitka’s book “Does it Hurt When You Do that? Don’t Do That”, serve up some Quebec pizza, and watch some Elephant porn to prove to that The Love Guru…is not that bad.

For your consideration…the 1994 movie Airheads is actually an educational film. It taught us that drummers can actually score with the ladies, hot sauce can be weaponized…and that all you need is a good song and a bad plan to make your dreams come true. You know, for an educational movie…Airheads is not that bad.