On the fifth episode of Movies I Missed: 1985, Jesse and Rian take a detour to Spokane for a movie neither of them knew anything about called Vision Quest. Jesse's choice turned out to be a moody, music-heavy coming-of-age drama about teenage ambition, wrestling and unexpected love (hey, it is and 80's movie after all). Join our hosts as they learn all about vision quests, "the cooze" and the dramatic effect Pelé can have on a middle-aged man.

WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

Matthew Modine Reads Your Letterboxd Reviews of Vision Quest

On the fourth episode of Movies I Missed: 1985, Jesse and Rian travel to a fantastical world full of wandering heroes and perplexing MacGuffins inhabited by Red Sonja. This was Rian's pick because when it comes to 80's action movies he's a completist. Topics of discussion include the finer points of Arnold Schwarzenegger's career, where the budget went and capable, self-reliant women who are nonetheless repeatedly rescued by macho dudes

WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

On the third episode of Movies I Missed: 1985, Jesse and Rian wade through the complicated loyalties and cold-blooded calculations of Prizzi’s Honor. This was Jesse's choice for review and his motivations were spotty at best. Follow along as our hosts debate the film’s genre, the intentions of the filmmakers and its validity as an Oscar contender.

WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

On the second episode of Movies I Missed: 1985, Jesse and Rian live vicariously through Madonna vehicle Desperately Seeking Susan. Rian chose this movie for review based largely on the poster which may not be the best indicator of what you're in for. Join our hosts as they admire Madonna's fashion sense, 1980's New York City and a young Aiden Quinn's relationship with his cat.

WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

On the first episode of Movies I Missed: 1985, Jesse and Rian kick off the new season with Spies Like Us, a Cold War comedy from the minds behind The Blues Brothers and A League of Their Own. Jesse picked this one and somewhere between the snow suits and nuclear warheads, the laughs got lost. Grab your fake IDs, dodge a few nukes, and settle in for some classic 80s misfires.

WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

On the eleventh episode of Movies I Missed: 1999, Jesse and Rian summarize their thoughts on what they watched for the show this season, hand out some very prestigious awards and reveal their personal favorite films of 1999. Doll yourself up for the red carpet and join our intrepid hosts for a show that may not be as star-studded as the Oscars, but will be mercifully shorter.

WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

On the tenth episode of Movies I Missed: 1999, Jesse and Rian wrap up this season's reviews with the twisted tale of The Talented Mr. Ripley. As usual Rian had seen this film before, though it was Jesse's pick. Toss on your best borrowed clothes and swing by the metaphorical seaside villa for a duet at the jazz club with Jude Law, some peeping on the sailboat with Philip Seymour Hoffman and more convenient coincidences than you can shake an oar at.

WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.

For the ninth episode of Movies I Missed: 1999, Jesse and Rian watch Girl, Interrupted whether they intended to or not (you'll understand when you listen to the show). This was Rian's choice to review, but neither had seen it before. Join our hosts as they call James Mangold's directorial career into question, debate the legitimacy of every "fact" in this screenplay and cross their fingers that the cat makes it out of the film unscathed.

WARNING: While the conceit of the show revolves around first-time watches, Movies I Missed contains hearty amounts of spoilers.