We're celebrating our 100th episode of the Movie Junkie podcast with one of our ever popular Top 5 countdowns. On today's show we're exploring our fantasies and counting down the "Top 5 Movies We Wish We Starred In."

It's the Movie Junkie 2nd Annual Summer Preview. The Movie Junkie gang is discussing all of summer's most anticipated films including Iron Man, Speed Racer, Prince Caspian, Sex in the City, Indiana Jones 4, Batman: Dark Knight, WALL-E, Wanted, Kung Fu Panda, The Incredible Hulk, Love Guru, Meet Dave, Mama Mia, Hancock, Step Brothers, Space Chimps, X FILES, Pineapple Express, The Mummy 3, and many more.

On today's edition of the Movie Junkie podcast the Movie Junkie gang discusses reviews for "88 Minutes", "Forgetting Samantha Marshall", and "Street Kings."

On today' Top 5 Countdown the Movie Junkie gang is counting down their Top 5 Foreign Films. These are the films that jumped the Atlantic and Pacific and won our hearts and minds.

On today's show the Movie Junkie gang reviews Smart People, Street Kings and The Ruins and previews several trailers for films coming out this spring.

On today's show, the Movie Junkie gang is counting down the Top 5 Movies That Made Us Uncomfortable to watch. Whether it be in public, private, alone, or with friends, these are the movies that unnerved us.

On today's show the Movie Junkie gang reviews "Leatherheads" and "Super Hero Movie."

With varying opinions we discuss a recent TIME magazine article which asks the "Have Movie Stars Become Obsolete?"

On today's show Craig and Luke discuss two wonderful classic films.

First up, the 1963 film "The Great Escape" starring Steve McQueen, James Garner, Richard Attenborough, Charles Bronson, and James Coburn. It tells the story of nearly 70 American and British soldiers who escape the Nazi concentration camp they are being held in and their attempt to reach Switzerland.

We follow this up with the discussion of a film that quickly became one of Luke's favorites, the 1961 film entitled "One, Two, Three" starring James Cagney, Horst Buchholz, Pamela Tiffin, Arlene Francis, Hanns Lothar, Howard St. John, and Leon Askin. It tells the story of a post World War II Coca Cola executive living in Berlin whose boss' daughter comes to Berlin and ends up marrying an East German communist. Hilarity ensues once word comes that the girls parents are coming to Germany for a visit.

On today's show Duo and Danger, aka Luke and Craig review the latest movies including "21", "Dr. Horton Hears a Who", "Never Back Down", "Run Fatboy Run", "Doomsday", and "The Bank Job".

We discuss upcoming movie trailers for Mike Myer's "Love Guru" and  the "Son of Rambo."