Best Episodes of On Cinema

This week, Tim and Gregg review instant classics 'The Man With the Iron Fists' and 'Flight' and actual classic Multiplicity.'

It's chick flick week as Tim and Gregg review vampire movie 'Twilight: Breaking Dawn, Part 2' and Russian movie 'Anna Karenina,' plus Gregg debuts an educational new segment.

Tim and Gregg are both excited to discuss 'The Frozen Ground' and 'Universal Soldier: Day of Reckoning', but Tim sort of has a lot on his plate right now.

Tim and Gregg review 'Red Dawn' and 'Life of Pi,' which is maybe the weirdest movie ever made. And 'Twilight' fans are in for a treat, because Gregg has brought in his copy of the original 'Twilight' series!

This week on On Cinema, Tim Heidecker and special guest Gregg Turkington give out some popcorns to 'Skyfall' and 'Lincoln', and Gregg has finally found another working copy of Murphy's Romance.

Playing For Keeps scores a gooooooaaal with Tim and Gregg, while Bill Murray should be elected President of Comedy, but not for playing FDR. Also Gregg takes us out to another famous Tinseltown location.

Tim and Gregg finally get to let their Hobbit Freak Flags fly as they chat about the adventures of Bilbo and the gang. Also, Les Miserables is a movie with music in it.

Tim and Gregg are both impressed by 'Zero Dark Thirty,' but can't exactly agree on whether to make a trip to the cinema for 3D films. Parking is expensive.

Tim is happy to see Tom Cruise back in the spotlight, but a classic VHS debate sparks the Wrath of Gregg.

Tim and Gregg discuss a family-friendly film, a not-so-family-friendly film, and disagree to disagree on their picks for the best film of 2012.

Tim and Gregg kick off the second season of On Cinema at the Cinema with reviews of 'Side Effects', 'Identity Thief', and a surprising medical announcement about Tim's brain.

The popcorn -- and the fists -- come out as Tim and Gregg attempt to review 'A Good Day to Die Hard' and 'Escape from Planet Earth'.

Tim and Gregg explore the drug underworld in 'Snitch', discuss 'Dark Skies', and unveil a new segment featuring a special interview with actor Joe Estevez.

Laughter -- or maybe surgery -- is the best medicine on this week's On Cinema. Tim and Gregg discuss '21 and Over' and 'Jack the Giant Slayer', plus another Billy Crystal-themed popcorn classic.

Despite the lack of Munchkins, Tim and Gregg feel pretty good about 'Oz the Great and Powerful', and 'Dead Man Down' includes an actor who never makes bad movies. This episode also introduces a provocative new political segment by Tim.

No spoilers on this week's episode, but you will not believe the ending of the remake of 'Carrie'. And Popcorn Classics returns with not one but two classic video recommendations, because Tim and Gregg can't quite agree.

Tim is excited to see how cavemen lived, and film expert Gregg Turkington answers questions for charity in a brand new segment.

Again with Bruce Willis! Again with The Rock! Again with Channing Tatum! Throw in the real Tyler Perry and Jimmy McNichol and you've got a star-studded episode of On Cinema At The Cinema.

This week On Cinema reviews the latest releases by Soderbergh and Spielberg, including 'Jurassic Park 3D', where Tim shows his staunch devotion to the third dimension.

Explore new worlds this weekend in Tom Cruise's new film 'Oblivion' or snack on some eye candy in 'Scary Movie 5' -- or just reflect on life with Tim, because time is so valuable.

Watch the full version of On Cinema at the Oscars, aired live with your host(s) Tim Heidecker and Gregg Turkington. Breaks have been edited out. Enjoy!

Johnny Depp uses classic movie misdirection in 'The Lone Ranger' and Al Pacino puts in the finest performance of his career in 'Despicable Me 2' as Tim acclimates to his painful post-surgery life.

The gang is back together with big gross-out laughs in 'Grown Ups 2', and 'Pacific Rim' is one Tom Cruise short of a perfect rating.

The childlike wonder of 'Turbo' is as entertaining as it is confusing, and 'Red 2' lives up to the high mark set by its predecessor.

An incredibly long runtime doesn't hurt the brilliant "The Wolverine" and actor Joe Estevez comes by to discuss "Blue Jasmine" and the legacy of Woody Allen.

The Oscars may have to make a new category for 'The Smurfs 2' while '300: Rise of an Empire' sparks a debate over the importance of having characters who died in the first movie return for the sequel.

Tim doesn't need to see "Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters" and "Elysium" to know they are five baggers.

An argument over the setting of a Star Trek film means Tim and Gregg may have to cancel their 4:45 PM reservations at Carrabba's.

The first episode since Gregg Turkington's dismissal marks a real turning point in Tim's life -- for the better!

Gregg throws a VHS-shaped wrench into Tim and Ayaka's relationship after he wonders who took his VHS copy of 'Airheads'.

A simple deportation and a new Vin Diesel movie: all's right with the world!

Tim and Gregg review the unofficial sequel to 'Zero Dark Thirty' and the unofficial remake of Al Pacino's 'S1m0ne.'

Tim's latest medical ailment can't stop him from discussing this week's hottest flicks and which two Hollywood stars he thinks should get together.

Tim invites his acupuncturist on the show to tackle an updated monster classic and the problems with Western medicine.

This week, Tim discusses alternative blood clot treatments, 'That Awkward Moment', and 'Labor Day'.

A little medical fraud and seriously infected face sores can't stop Tim from doing what he loves best: reviewing the hottest movies.

Gregg keeps the host seat warm with Tim away, and wastes no time delving into refined foreign film criticism with a very esteemed guest.

Tim is back in the hosting seat with a bag full of flax seeds to manage his new medical diagnosis.

A new film enters the time travel movie pantheon, plus an exclusive sneak peek at Tim's forthcoming movie.

Tim and Gregg put an end to the TV vs. film debate and play a high-stakes game of "Stump the Buff."