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.

On the eighth episode of Movies I Missed: 1999, Jesse and Rian attempt to keep it together for a discussion of Hollywood satire Bowfinger. While Rian is a self-professed long-time fan of the film, this was Jesse's first time seeing it. Join them as they watch Eddie Murphy pull double duty (yet again), try their hardest not to show it to the Laker girls and make comparisons to real life schlockmeister Roger Corman

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

For the seventh episode of Movies I Missed: 1999, Jesse and Rian lock lips with Cruel Intentions. For a change of pace, Jesse had seen this film before while Rian hadn't. Come along with them as they drink in an MTV Movie Award-winning kiss, lament that Ryan Phillipe's butt is the only nudity on display and wonder where all the adults were during the events of the film.

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

On the sixth episode of Movies I Missed: 1999, Jesse and Rian go far out with cult classic Galaxy Quest. While new to Jesse, who chose it for the show, Rian already considered himself a fan of this film. Join them as they explore strange new fictional television franchises, seek out surprisingly solid practical and CG effects and boldly go where no Home Improvement star has gone before.

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

On episode 5 of Movies I Missed: 1999, Jesse and Rian tackle the "horror" (?) film Stigmata. This was Rian's choice, though it was new to both of them. Join our hosts as they get down and dirty with the Vatican's own C.S.I. unit, possession by priest and some of the most questionable interior design this side of Pee-Wee's Playhouse.

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

On the fourth episode of Movies I Missed: 1999, Jesse and Rian dissect the complicated connective tissue of Paul Thomas Anderson's Magnolia. This was Jesse's choice for the show, though Rian had seen it before (albeit a long time ago). Listen in as they observe lovelorn losers, men who love to hate women (or is that men who hate to love women?) and the cutthroat world of competitive children's trivia.

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