Cube Critics

As Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr continue Cube Critics Film School, looking at great films worth streaming at home, they turn to 1950. It was a year filled with strange stories of courage, honor, salacious behavior, and a story of a wooden horse.

After a few weeks of middling movies the Cube Critics perk up at a couple of good ones: "The Big Sick" and "The Beguiled."

The DVD release of "T2," as the "Trainspotting" sequel is known, sets up the possibility of a uniquely harrowing and funny home double bill. Euan Kerr tells fellow Cube Critic Stephanie Curtis why it's worth doing.

Two different views of relatively recent history this week: the WWII drama "The Exception," and the documentary "Letters from Baghdad." MPR Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr weigh in.

As Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr consider great movies to watch at home, they turn to 1970 in the latest Cube Critics Film School

Two films, two Cube Critics, three opinions: how does that work? Euan Kerr and Stephanie Curtis discuss "The Book of Henry" and "Band Aid."

When movie reboots disappoint, we should remember they are often based on something great. Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr suggest great classic horror films you can find as close as your streaming service.

What is that mysterious groaning sound? It's coming from "The Mummy" which lurches into theaters this weekend. And then there's "I, Daniel Blake" out there too. Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr discuss.

In the quest to recommend movies to watch at home Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr dig deep into 1960.

The Cube Critics rave over two movies about people doing incredible things: one is a fictional blockbuster, the other a gritty slice of real life documentary. (One you'll find easily, and the other will take a little searching out.)