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Episode 592 – The Fattytime Movies

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This Week: Kevin takes a look at news both good and bad before examining the new trailers for Suspiria and Outlaw King. Later, he takes a look back at some raunchy puppet movies like Meet the Feebles and Team America: World Police. Then he reviews the new films The Happytime Murders and A.X.L.. After looking at the box office, Kevin looks back at some Blu-ray titles like The Return of the Living Dead: Part II and The Unborn.


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Episode 400 – Kim Jong-Un Should Be Kicked in the Nads

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This Week: For Christmas this year, Kevin offers a fit of rage at North Korea, Kim Jong-Un, Sony Pictures, and Paramount Pictures. What a bunch of pussies, the lot of them! With a trifle of movie news and the trailer park out of the way, Kevin lays into the North Korean fiasco regarding the film The Interview and why we as a country let a spineless, corporation driven by profit alone dictate our foreign policy. Kevin examines the Sony hacking and how the media and readers became puppets of a foreign dictatorship. Then he lays out the reasons why backing down from empty threats was one of the worst ideas ever. (Spoiler alert: This will not be the last time someone tries this nonsense.) Later in the show, Kevin reviews the new movies, including The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies, Annie and Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb. Finally, he offers some thoughts on the box office and the DVD Round-Up. Ho! Ho! Holy shit!


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Kevin Carr’s Best of the Decade (2000-2009)

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Fat Guy Kevin Carr lays down his picks for the best films of the decade: 2000-2009.
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The Best Films of the Decade (2000-2009)

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BY KEVIN CARR

10. The Passion of the Christ (2004)
Mel Gibson had a vision to make a cinematic passion play in dead languages, and he did so without Hollywood’s backing or support. It was a very polarizing film, but it was a powerful movie that shook things up in Hollywood.

9. United 93 (2006)
Only a few years after the events of September 11, Paul Greengrass directed the first theatrical movie about the terror attacks. With its gritty docudrama style, “United 93” presented an ultra-realistic look at some of the greatest American heroes in modern time.
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The 10 Best Films of 2004

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BY KEVIN CARR

1. The Passion of the Christ
Here is a film that no studio would touch, but suddenly became one of the biggest hits of the year. Unjustly criticized as being anti-Semitic, “The Passion of the Christ” was able to cross language, cultural and religious barriers to touch the heart of humanity.

2. Team America: World Police
Although considered a disappointment by the studio, the “South Park” guys turned out one of the funniest and gutsiest films of the year. Amid all the profanity and Hollywood-bashing, it skewered any sacred cow it could get its hands on and managed to trip up the MPAA with a simple puppet sex scene.
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'Team America: World Police' Movie Review

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teamamericaTEAM AMERICA: WORLD POLICE
(R)
***** (out of 5)

October 15, 2004

STARRING
Trey Parker as A BUNCH OF PUPPETS
Matt Stone as OTHER PUPPETS
Kristen Miller as LISA
Masasa as SARAH
Daran Norris as SPOTTSWOODE
Phil Hendrie as INTELLIGENCE

Directed by: Trey Parker
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