On this week's show, your hosts check in with their thoughts of The Bridge to Terabithia, the latest from Walt Disney Studios and Walden Media (the people behind Narnia).

Also this week, we have some news about the near future of the show and our thoughts on a few random Oscar categories. Get Episode #30 now!

This week's episode features music from Kairos. Check them out online at www.kairosworld.com.

00:00-00:38 - Welcome

00:39-08:15 - Review: Bridge To Terabithia

Music from Kairos

11:50-14:49 - News about the Show

14:50-23:30 - Oscar Talk

23:31-24:31 - Close

On this week's show, we have another entry in our series of "Remame Roundups" - Batman. These films are less remakes though than they are reinterpretations of the same character. Batman has had numerous incarnations on the big screen, from the intentional camp of the 1966 film, to the stylized vision of Tim Burton's 1989 version and Christopher Nolan's more serious/grounded Batman Begins. Plus, we run over the best and worst from our M. Night Shyamalan marathon. Finally, we have a mini-review of Norbit, though no doubt you have all already rushed out to see this cinematic gem. Download Episode #29 now.

Spoiler Warning: If you have not seen any of the films in our Shyamalan marathon (particularly The Sixth Sense, Unbreakable or Signs), you might want to skip the "Awards" segment of the show.

This week's episode features music from Knapsackheroes. Check them out online at www.knapsackheroes.com.

00:00-00:38 - Welcome

00:39-14:44 - Remake Roundup: Batman

Music from Knapsackheroes

17:05-19:10 - Mini Review: Norbit

19:11-26:16 - Shyamalan Marathon Awards

26:17-27:54 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close

This week, we review the companion film to Clint Eastwood's Flags of our Fathers - Letters from Iwo Jima. This chapter of the story focuses on the events from the unique perspective of the Japanese soldiers attempting to hold the island. Stephen has a mini-review of The Protector. Also, we wrap up our M. Night Shyamalan marathon with some thoughts on The Village and Lady in the Water. Download Episode #28 now.

This week’s episode features music from Pathway to Providence. Check them out online at www.myspace.com/pathwaytoprovidence.

00:00-00:41 - Welcome

00:42-11:49 - Review: Letters From Iwo Jima

Music from Pathway To Providence

14:47-16:47 - Mini Review: The Protector

16:48-31:36 - Director Marathon: Shyamalan - The Village Lady In The Water

31:37-33:41 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close

We have several things for you this week - First up is a Remake Roundup, pitting the 1962 classic The Manchurian Candidate against its 2004 counterpart by the same name. We also continue our M. Night Shyamalan Director Marathon with 1998's Wide Awake and 2002's Signs. Finally, as a public service to our male listeners, we present our Top Ten Chick Flicks Guys can Watch without Slitting Their Wrists. Download Episode #27 now.

This week's episode features music from Distal. Check them out online at www.distalreside.com.

00:00-00:41 - Welcome

00:42-10:27 - Remake Roundup: The Manchurian Candidate 1962 vs. 2004

Music from Distal

13:02-22:41 - Director Marathon: Shyamalan - Wide Awake Signs

22:42-23:50 - Ashamed Corner

33:51-38:59 - Top Ten Chick Flicks

39:00-40:27 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close

This week, we review Children of Men, the acclaimed film from Mexican director Alfonso Cuarón. Starring Clive Owen and Julianne Moore, Children of Men shows us a grim, future world in which women are unable to have children and the world is on the brink of complete collapse as people face a seemingly hopeless future.

Also, we begin our first Director Marathon with two films from M. Night Shyamalan: The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable.

Please email any feedback/comments to [email protected]

This week's episode features music from Hannah Brown. Check her out online at www.myspace.com/hannahbrownmusic.

00:00-00:38 - Welcome

00:39-10:30 - Review: Children of Men

Music from Hannah Brown

12:50-29:22 - Director Marathon: Shyamalan - The Sixth Sense Unbreakable

29:23-32:06 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close

On this week's show, we take a look at Robert De Niro's The Good Shepherd. The Good Shepherd is the fictional account of the creation of the CIA, starring Matt Damon and Angelina Jolie. The film deals with the government's counterintelligence efforts during and after World War II. It also focuses on Damon's character and the effects of a life of secrecy. This film was one of our most anticpated of 2006. Download Episode #25 now to see if it lived up to our expectations. Plus: A mini-review of Arthur and the Invisibles.

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This week's episode features music from Starrfadu. Check them out online at www.starrfadu.com.

00:00-00:30 - Welcome

00:31-12:11 - Review: The Good Shepherd

Music from Starrfadu

14:22-16:10 - Mini Review: Arthur and the Invisibles

16:11-19:55 - Movie News

19:56-22:31 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close

On this week's show, we take a look at Charlotte's Web, starring Dakota Fanning and Julia Roberts (voice). This modern update of the 1973 animated film is based upon the E.B. White classic book of the same name and keeps things pretty close to the original film. Do the filmmakers succeed and translating the material from the page and an animated cell into a live-action world? Download now to hear our thoughts. Plus, a mini review of Night at the Museum and our Top 10 Most Anticipate of 2007. Get Episode #24 now!

Please email any feedback/comments to [email protected]

This week's episode features music from Kennebec. Check them out online at www.kennebecmusic.com.

00:00-01:02 - Welcome

01:03-10:50 - Review: Charlotte's Web

Music from Kennebec

13:23-14:53 - Mini Review: Night At The Museum

14:54-18:14 - Comments From A Listener

18:15-19:54 - The Ashamed Corner

19:55-35:56 - Top Ten Most Anticipated Movies of 2007

35:57-37:45 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close

After a 16 year absense, Sylvester Stallone returns to the ring for one final round in Rocky Balboa. Does this final chapter in the Rocky story serve as a fitting send-off for the American icon, or is it just another desperate attempt to cash-in on the franchise along the lines of Rocky V. Plus, our Top 5 Favorite and Most Hated films of the Year. Get Episode 23 now.

Please email any feedback/comments to [email protected]

This episode features music from Jessica Smith-Wright. Check her out online at www.jessicasmithwright.org

00:00-00:34 - Welcome

00:35-10:36 - Review: Rocky Balboa

Music from Jessica Smith-Wright

13:24-15:03 - Mini Review: The Pursuit of Happyness

15:04-17:11 - Mini Review: We Are Marshall

17:12-19:31 - Rapid Fire Reviews

19:32-26:05 - Top Five Most Hated of the Year

26:06-33:18 - Top Five Favorites of the Year

33:19-34:52 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close

In this week's show, we feature the latest entry in our occasional "Remake Roundup" segment: 1971's Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory vs. 2005's Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. It's Gene Wilder against Johnny Depp as we explore the classic film and its contemporary re-imagining. Download Episode #21 now to get our takes!

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This episode features music from Josh Lindsey. Check him out online at www.joshlindsey.org

00:00-01:06 - Welcome

01:07-11:26 - Remake Roundup: Willy Wonka vs Charlie

Music from Josh Lindsey

13:39-21:58 - Willy Wonka vs Charlie continued

21:59-26:51 - Mini Review: Superman II The Donner Cut

26:52-30:28 - The Ashamed Corner

30:27-32:38 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close

On this week's show, we take a look at the latest film from controversial director Mel Gibson. Apocalypto is an examination of 15th century Mayan culture and the early stages of its decline before Europeans began colonizing the American contintent. The film has been criticized for its violence and brutal nature, yet many have stated it was crucial to telling the story. Was Gibson able to create an engaging and important historically accurate drama/adventure, or does his film fall flat with its attempts to draw parallels to modern society? Download now to hear our thoughts!

This episode features music from Providence. Check them out online at www.providenceband.com.

00:00-00:39 - Welcome

00:40-12:37 - Review: Apocalypto

Music from Providence

15:04-17:30 - Comment on Goodfellas

17:31-20:09 - Movie News

20:10-22:35 - DVD Releases/Movie Openings/Close