Analyze That with Lisa Kudrow

Val Kilmer plays the world's first porn star John Holmes in the true crime Wonderland. Kudrow plays Holmes' long-suffering wife as we see the famous Wonderland murders boringly examined from a number of perspectives.

We still have four movies to go, but we're officially done with our Friends TV journey! Listen as Danielle and Jacob recounts the highs, lows, marriages, and babies of season 10!

Lisa's leading lady career comes to an end with the disastrous Marci X, a film that sat on the shelf for two years before finally limping into theaters premiering at #17. This satiric rom-com-musical (kind of?) limply gestures at everything from boy bands to Long Island and gangster rap without ever making a salient point.

Matt Leblanc returns with the rest of the Angels for a slightly underwhelming sequel. A little more Maxim Magazine and a lot less coherent, Full Throttle races to a climax that makes you go "that's it?"

Jennifer continues her winning streak with Bruce Almighty, the last of the classic Jim Carrey high concept comedies.

Lisa Kudrow is back with Billy Crystal for the sequel to Analyze This. Does the follow-up live up to the surprisingly enjoyable original? Absolutely not! In fact, this is patient-zero for explaining why comedy sequels are often a bad idea.

We're entering into the penultimate season of our series of watching every movie starring a Friend from Friends! Season 9 has some highlights (maybe the best Thanksgiving ep!) and some lowlights. Which is refreshing since last season of movies pretty much only had lowlights.

Matthew Perry hits an unfortunate nadir with this romcom? redux of Midnight Run. Perry plays a process server who flips the script with the help of his mark Elizabeth Hurley.

The Good Girl...a good movie! We finally break the streak of stinkers with Aniston's first real movie success The Good Girl. Aniston breaks free of her Rachel vibes with this pitch black comedy about a small Texas town and a boy named Holden...or is that Tom?

Lisa Kudrow does a favor for a friend (and a disfavor for the rest of us) by appearing in the film Bark! about a woman who thinks she's a dog. Kudrow plays a Southern(?) veterinarian who starts making out with the dog woman's husband. It's very dull.