Rated PG-13 Opens: April 1, 2011 Studio: Summit Entertainment Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Michelle Monaghan, Vera Farmiga, Jeffrey Wright and Russell Peters Directed by: Duncan Jones Kevin says Source Code ROCKS! Download this Review Read Kevin’s review of Source Code here.
Rated PG-13 Opens: April 1, 2011 Studio: FilmDistrict Starring: Patrick Wilson, Rose Byrne, Barbara Hershey, Angus Sampson and Ty Simpkins Directed by: James Wan Kevin says Insidious ROCKS! Download this Review Read Kevin’s review of Insidious here.
Rated PG Opens: April 1, 2011 Studio: Universal Starring: Russell Brand, Kaley Cuoco, James Marsden, Elizabeth Perkins and Chelsea Handler Directed by: Tim Hill Kevin says Hop kinda rocks and kinda sucks! Download this Review Read Kevin’s review of Hop here.
Rated R Opens: April 1, 2011 Studio: Millennium Entertainment Starring: Liana Liberato, Clive Owen, Noah Emmerich, Catherine Keener, Viola Davis and Jason Clarke Directed by: David Schwimmer Kevin says Trust kinda rocks! Download this Review Read Kevin’s review of Trust here.
Executive Producer and Supervising Animator Glen Keane answered some questions about the making-of Tangled, available on 3D Blu-ray, DVD and Blu-ray on March 29.
Co-directors Nathan Greno and Byron Howard answered some questions about the making-of Tangled, available on 3D Blu-ray, DVD and Blu-ray on March 29.
On This Episode: On Apirl 1, director David Schwimmer’s new film Trust will go into limited release. The film stars 15-year-old Liana Liberato as a high school girl who is targeted by a sexual predator via social networks and texting. Kevin had a chance to chat with Liberato about her role in this new film. [...]
Kevin’s picks on DVD this week: Tangled, Black Swan, Cool It, Mad Men: Season 4 and The Ten Commandments: Box Set Stinker of the week: Fair Game Download this DVD Rundown
In this very special episode: The Idiots start off talking not about television, but about music videos, as Merrill tries to understand Kevin’s unnatural obsession with Rebecca Black’s “Friday.” Eventually, they get on track to talk about what rocked before moving on to an uncharacteristically cogent discussion about television news. No worries, because Merrill miraculously [...]
In this episode, Merrill and Hash get sucker punched while trying to understand the mind of a madman named Zack Snyder.
