(Cruisin’ Together may contain grown-up language) Gregg and Chris welcome, after over 30 episodes, their very first Tom as a guest, in the form of Thomas Velazquez, and together they talk about the fourth Mission: Impossible movie, Ghost Protocol.

(Cruisin’ Together may contain grown-up language) Chris and Gregg bring in a most energetic man who lives in Japan, Julio Herrera, to talk the ups and downs and ins and outs and highs and lows of Night and Day. And…Read more ›

(Cruisin’ Together may contain grown-up language) Gregg brings in a special co-host, Michael (episode: Taps) Levin to fill in for Chris, who could not host on account of the scheduled guest…which Gregg and Mike discuss before introducing said guest to…...

(Cruisin’ Together may contain grown-up language) Gregg and Chris welcome the tall and handsome Marshall Mathers artist, Paul Azaceta, to live, laugh, love and breathe over Tropic Thunder. Talk of Hollywood Game Night,

(Cruisin' Together may contain grown-up language) Chris and Gregg sweeten the pot when they bring "The Candy Geek" himself, Jason Liebig, onto the show to talk Lions for Lambs. The movie maybe doesn't wow 'em,

(Cruisin' Together may contain grown-up language) Gregg and Chris make it another family affair when they bring Mark Mariano (brother to Chris Mariano, episode Magnolia) get into the nitty gritty of Mission: Impossible III.

(Cruisin' Together may contain grown-up language) Chris and Gregg welcome Marcie Colleen on board to unpack and unravel War of the Worlds, including much-needed discussions of school mascots, Marcie's secret Tom Cruise history,

(Cruisin' Together may contain grown-up language) Gregg and Chris start the meter running with Branwyn Bigglestone as their passenger to talk Collateral. Branwyn's love for Debi Mazar and hate for slow jams are the tip of the iceberg in a chat that in...

(Cruisin' Together may contain grown-up language) Chris and Gregg welcome Drew Gill for his distinctive perspective to talk The Last Samurai. Said discussion includes talk of Dio and "Rainbow in the Dark", Republica's "Ready to Go", people v.

(Cruisin' Together may contain grown-up language) Gregg and Chris dig deep with Austin Powers in Goldmember - a movie where Tom Cruise has at most four minutes of screen time - and they're joined by erstwhile gentleman, Paul McMahon,