This Week: Kevin dives into the show this week with some news about Mel Gibson and Suicide Squad 2 as well as a look at some new trailers. Later, he reviews the movies Fist Fight, The Great Wall, A Cure for Wellness, Elle and 13th. As things wrap up, he looks at the box office numbers and gives a 20th anniversary look back at the Austin Powers franchise. Yeah, baby!
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This Week: As the dog days of summer kick into full gear, Kevin invites ScreenRant’s Paul Young into the Magical Studio in the Sky to chat about Diary of a Wimpy Kid: Dog Days. Who cares if Fox didn’t screen this movie for each of them. Of course, soon the conversation turns towards the Total Recall remake, which leads to inevitable comparisons to the original. In the middle segment, they talk about the joys of handling three boobs, some box office predictions and a Fat Guy Five about their favorite Arnold Schwarzenegger movies. Finally, they head into the DVD Round-up and send the audience on its merry way.
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Kevin’s picks on DVD this week: Total Recall: Mind-Bending Edition Blu-ray, The Forever Marilyn Collection, La Grande Illusion Blu-ray, Mystery-Science Theater 3000: Volume XXIV and Shark Week: 25th Anniversary Blu-ray
Stinker of the week: Melrose Place: The Complete Series
Kevin Carr’s DVD Rundown for 07/31/12
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ROBOCOP TRILOGY
(R and PG-13)
BLU-RAY EXPERIENCE: ** (out of 5)
Studio: 20th Century Fox
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With the release this week of yet another Nicholas Sparks movie, we now have learned the true formula. Take a forbidden summer romance, throw in some upper-class/lower-class tension and nice picturesque shots of Savannah’s beaches, and you’re only missing one thing…
Like any good horror movie, a Nicholas Sparks movie would not be complete without someone dying.
And that got us thinking… if only every movie was written by Nicholas Sparks, who would we have liked to see bite it in other films. What follows is a fun, but hardly definitive, Fat Guy Five list!
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