Aspect Radio

Ben and Corey review “The King’s Speech,” starring Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter.

Corey reviews Seth Rogen and Michel Gondry’s adaptation of “The Green Hornet.”

Recorded prior to Sunday night’s ceremony, the guys also offer up their Golden Globes predictions.

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Ben and Corey welcome back Ben’s brother Graham to break down Darren Aronofsky’s controversial ballet thriller “Black Swan,” starring surefire best actress Oscar nominee Natalie Portman.

Keeping it a family affair, Ben’s sister and former ballet dancer Suzanne Flanagan also joins the show to discuss the technical side of the film’s dancing. Suzanne works in the development department of New York City’s Martha Graham Dance Company and has danced on stage much of her life. She provides a keen critical eye to what the film got right and wrong from a dancer’s perspective and how Portman might fair as a real-life ballerina.

Graham then returns to weigh in on Sofia Coppola’s latest “Somewhere,” a quiet character study about a movie star (playing in limited release). He also discusses his recent about-face on best picture frontrunner “The Social Network” after getting a sneak peek at the Blu-ray DVD (released today).

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Ben and Corey are joined by friend Phil Owen to talk about a bevy of holiday releases, including a sneak peak at Joel and Ethan Coen’s western adaptation “True Grit,” starring Jeff Bridges, Matt Damon and newcomer Hailee Steinfeld.

They also review David O. Russell’s latest drama “The Fighter,” starring Mark Wahlberg and Christian Bale.

Also on tap are their reactions to the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild nominations, as well as reviews of “TRON: Legacy” and James L. Brooks’ romantic drama “How Do You Know.”

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Ben and Corey grab a map and fanny pack to check out the latest globetrotting thriller/comedy and Golden Globe best picture nominee “The Tourist,” starring Hollywood superstars Johnny Depp and Angelina Jolie.

Critics nationwide are actively obliterating the movie, citing weak chemistry between Depp and Jolie and a muddled plot. But it really isn’t all that bad, frankly.

The show also welcomes Ben’s brother Graham Flanagan to talk about “All Good Things,” a drama starring Ryan Gosling and Kirsten Dunst about Robert Durst, the wealthy son of a New York real estate magnate, whose wife disappeared in 1982.

The guys also offer up their top five most underrated films of 2010.

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“Aspect Radio” airs live on 90.7-FM The Capstone, the University of Alabama radio station in Tuscaloosa, on Saturdays at 9 a.m.

Ben and Corey talk about talk about director Edward Zwick’s latest romantic comedy “Love and Other Drugs,” starring Anne Hathaway and Jake Gyllenhaal.

They also talk about how the film managed to muster early Oscar buzz when no one had even seen it, as well as other “Oscar bait” movies that fail to live up to the hype.

Also discussed at the National Board of Review winners and Independent Spirit Award nominations.

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Happy Late Thanksgiving (and early Christmas)! Ben and Corey are joined by fellow Film Nerds Matt Scalici, Ben Stark and Graham Flanagan to talk Harry Potter, holiday movies, remaining anticipated 2010 releases and Adam Sandler turkeys.

It’s always great to get all of these guys on the same airwaves at once, so thanks to all who participated.

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Ben and Corey talk to AV Club head writer an author of “My Year of Flops” Nathan Rabin about his attraction to failure, some flops of 2010 and his concept of the “manic pixie dream girl.”

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Ben and Corey review “Unstoppable,” Tony Scott’s latest thriller starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine.

Plus, Ben’s brother Graham joins them via phone for the show’s newest segment, “In Limited Release,” in which a New York City or Los Angeles correspondent fills us in on Doug Liman’s political procedural “Fair Game,” with Naomi Watts and Sean Penn.

They also give their “Top 5 Warning Signs,” or the actors, actresses, directors or screenwriters that deter us from even seeing certain projects thanks to their mere involvement. You’ll agree with some choice and be disgusted over others. Don’t hold it against us.

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Ben and Corey review “Due Date,” the latest comedy from director Todd Phillips (“The Hangover”) that stars Robert Downey Jr. and Zack Galifianakis.

They also give what they believe to be surefire Oscar nominees and winners at this point, which may or may not include performances and other aspects of “The Social Network,” “Inception,” “Winter’s Bone,” “The Town,” “The King’s Speech” and “Toy Story 3.”

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“Aspect Radio” airs live on 90.7-FM The Capstone, the University of Alabama radio station in Tuscaloosa, on Saturdays at 9 a.m.

Ben and Corey invite FilmNerds.com creator Matt Scalici to review “Catfish,” the controversial and disturbing documentary about a Facebook relationship that takes a bizarre left turn. The film is currently playing at the Rave Motion Pictures Lee Branch theater in Birmingham.

CAUTION: This is a SPOILER review. We apologize, but we felt it necessary to have a substantial discussion about the film.

Corey reviews “Never Let Me Go,” the British drama directed by Mark Romanek and based on the popular Kazuo Ishiguro novel. It stars Keira Knightley, Carey Mulligan and Andrew Garfield. (NO SPOILERS)

The guys also welcome frequent guest and video game critic Phil Owen to dish some more horror movie recommendations and talk about the state of the horror genre today.

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“Aspect Radio” airs live on 90.7-FM The Capstone, the University of Alabama radio station in Tuscaloosa, on Saturdays at 9 a.m.