This Week: Kevin starts off with a look at the box office and a rant about gatekeeping in fandom. Later, he looks at new trailers for Licorice Pizza and Wolf. Next, he reviews No Time To Die, V/H/S/94 and The Guilty. Finally, he wraps things up with the Home-Cinema Round-Up, with a spotlight on Space Jam: A New Legacy, Little Vampire and Elvira’s Haunted Hills.
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This Week: Kevin bids a sad farewell to MAD Magazine and also weighs in on the silly controversy about the casting of Ariel in The Little Mermaid. Then, he looks at new trailers for Knives Out and Jumanji: The Next Level. Later, he reviews the new films Spider-Man: Far From Home and Midsommar as well as retro reviews of Ma and Pa Kettle on Vacation and The Last Starfighter. Finally, he wraps things up with some box office discussion and the Home-Cinema Round-Up featuring Dumbo and Cinderella.
This Week: Kevin says good-bye to character actor Dick Miller, who passed away this week. Then he shares some listener’s stories about rude theater behavior. Then, he looks at new trailers for The Beach Bum and A Dog’s Journey. Later, he reviews the new films Miss Bala, They Shall Not Grow Old and Velvet Buzzsaw. He also gets a chance to review last week’s The Kid Who Would Be King. Later, he talks box office numbers and reviews the home cinema selections The Nutcracker and the Four Realms and Doctor Who: Season 11
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This Week: Kevin leads into the weekend with a couple fun trailers for the upcoming spring and summer, including Captain Underpants and the highly-anticipated Mystery-Science Theater 3000 reboot. Later, he reviews the new films Power Rangers, Life, Wilson, CHIPS, The Devil’s Candy and Bokeh. Later, he also takes a look at the box office and spotlights the original Ghost in the Shell in the Home Cinema Round-Up!
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This Week: Kevin takes on Jimmy Kimmel in this latest episode, complaining about his very existence in entertainment. After checking out some truly terrible trailers, he reviews the new film Office Christmas Party to balance out the award films of Manchester By the Sea, Miss Sloane, Nocturnal Animals, La La Land and Jackie. Later, he breaks down the box office and offers up some home cinema suggestions. Enjoy!
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This Week: Kevin gets ready to take on six movies this week, including The Boss, Hardcore Henry, Demolition, Midnight Special, Remember and One More Time. Of course, first he has to sound off about the new Rogue One: A Star Wars Story trailer and the strawman backlash that it caused. Later, he also offers some more Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice box office analysis as well as some home viewing selections in the Home Cinema Round-Up!
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This Week: Kevin begins the show with a Fat Guys Sound-Off about overzealous political causes that devour their allies and how it relates to 80s cinema. After getting a little excited about the trailer for Spectre, Kevin then launches into the reviews of Pixels, Southpaw, Paper Towns, Testament of Youth and A Murder in the Park. Later in the show, Kevin gives his low-down on the box office as well as his DVD recommendations before sending you on your merry way.
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Kevin’s picks on DVD this week: 101 Dalmatians, Alexander and the Terrible Horrible No Good Very Bad Day, Nightcrawler, Kill the Messenger and Rosewater
Stinker of the week: Laggies
Kevin Carr’s DVD Rundown for 02/10/15
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Rated R
Opens: October 31, 2014
Studio: Open Road
Starring: Jake Gyllenhaal, Bill Paxton, Riz Ahmed, Ann Cusack, Kevin Rahm
Directed by: Dan Gilroy
Kevin says Nightcrawler kinda rocks!
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This Week: It is officially Halloween (though it becomes November on the weekend itself), so Kevin is saying good-bye to all of his horror movies for the year. He also goes through some of the movie news, including Marvel’s huge info dump this week. Then he talks about some upcoming trailers before reviewing some films: Before I Go to Sleep, The ABCs of Death 2, Nightcrawler, Horns and Saw: 10th Anniversary. Later, Kevin talks about some of the horror movies he watched during the month of October, then offers some box office predictions and DVD/Blu-ray recommendations.
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ENEMY
(R)
MOVIE: **** (out of 5)
BLU-RAY EXPERIENCE: ** (out of 5)
STARRING
Jake Gyllenhaal as ADAM / ANTHONY
Mélanie Laurent as MARY
Sarah Gadon as HELEN
Isabella Rossellini as MOTHER
Studio: A24
Directed by: Denis Villeneuve
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Kevin’s picks on DVD this week: Enemy, 300: Rise of an Empire, Star Trek: The Next Generation – Season Six, Blood Ties and Winter’s Tale
Stinker of the week: Duck Dynasty: Season Five
Kevin Carr’s DVD Rundown for 06/24/14
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ENEMYMarch 21, 2014
STARRING
Jake Gyllenhaal as ADAM / ANTHONY
Mélanie Laurent as MARY
Sarah Gadon as HELEN
Isabella Rossellini as MOTHER
Studio: A24
Directed by: Denis Villeneuve
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This Week: Kevin finds God again by watching Noah and wonders how the film can be so alarmingly different than what the Good Book says. He also takes a look at the brutal violence of Sabotage as well as the Twilight Zone nature of Enemy and the acerbic feel of Bad Words. Kevin also pays respects to actor James Rebhorn and shames Gwyneth Paltrow for yet another idiotic comment on something she knows nothing about. Kevin also previews four new trailers before analyzing the possibly not-good box office of Divergent and offering suggestions for your home viewing pleasure.
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