Join John and Vee for the conclusion of their 2025 recap, including the Movies You Missed awards!

It's that time again for one of John and Vee's favorite special episodes: the recap. Together they watched over 200 movies last year, so for the first time, the recap is being broken up into two episodes. Stay tuned for part 2 next week!

This week it's man against nature in these two survival movies that John and Vee have chosen. This is: The Grey, and The Edge

Vee and John have decided to go back to the trauma that started it all, with these two classic, heavy animated movies. Many our age will remember: The Land Before Time, and All Dogs Go To Heaven

This week John and Vee are going a bit lighter with some fun, sometimes stupid, but highly entertaining Martin Lawrence comedies. This is: What's the Worst That Could Happen?, and Nothing to Lose

Vee and John are celebrating the career of Rob Reiner. Discussing his filmography, and picking two of his best films, this is: A Few Good Men, and Misery

Double the action, double the sequels in this New Year's episode. John and Vee once again picked two great action films to start the year. This is: The Dark Knight, and Terminator 2 Judgement Day

It's the last Christmas picks, and the last episode of the year for Vee and John. They are closing out 2025 with two classics: It's a Wonderful Life, and A Christmas Carol (1999)

It's the ultimate Millennial Christmas showdown, two classic childhood movies, and John and Vee discuss which one is their favorite. This is: A Christmas Story, and Home Alone

Vee and John are jumping into some forgotten Russell Crowe movies! Both are period pieces that didn't get enough love at the box office. This is: Cinderella Man, and Master and Commander The Far Side of the World

This week John and Vee discuss princess movies. One is animated, the other live action, but both center around finding lost princesses. This is: Anastasia, and The Princess Diaries

Vee and John are diving into classic Hitchcock films this week, picking two of their favorites. This is: North By Northwest, and The Birds

For Thanksgiving, instead of doing political thrillers, John and Vee decided to honor two Hollywood greats that we lost this year: Diane Keaton and Robert Redford. Picking two of favorites from their filmographies, this is: Something's Gotta Gi...

This week, Vee and John are diving into their most niche genre yet: romantic drama period pieces, based on a book. There's also a big first on the show, this is: Far from the Madding Crowd, and Water for Elephants

This week John and Vee are keeping things light with two great 80s comedies where their leads have gotten themselves into a bit of trouble. This is: Midnight Run, and Fletch

This week Vee and John have picked some light movies to cleanse your palate after the month of horror, by finding good live action Disney remakes! This is: 101 Dalmatians (1996), and Cinderella (2015)

This month, John and Vee have brought you a house of horrors, and now they're gong into space to bring you ships of horrors! This is: Event Horizon, and Pandorum

In the second to last week of October, be careful who you piss off. This week Vee and John deal with curses, this is: Sleepy Hollow, and Drag Me To Hell

John and Vee are going a little lighter this week with zombie horror comedies. Get ready to laugh with two of the best horror comedies out there, this is: Shaun of the Dead, and Zombieland

Whether paranormal or human, you can't escape it when it's coming from inside the house! This is; The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, and The Amityville Horror (2005)

It's officially October, so you know what that means: it's horror month here at Movies You Missed! This week John and Vee have re-recorded a lost episode from last year. This is: The VVitch, and Carrie

Join Vee and John for a whole new kind of episode. This week they picked a movie that the other one hates! This is: We're the Millers, and White Chicks

This week John and Vee picked two sci-fi movies with questions about where we come from at their core. Both movies explore relationships with fathers, this is: Frequency, and Contact

Coming out in back-to-back years, these two 90s comic book movies are both set in the 1930s, and are both are even more entertaining now than they were when Vee and John watched them as kids. This is: The Rocketeer, and Dick Tracy

This week John and Vee picked two very different gangster movies, but both films have large casts with singular goals.  This is: Smoking Aces, and Snatch