Cube Critics

Everyone has a list nowadays, so here come MPR Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr with their six top flicks of 2016.

Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr take to the air with Star Tribune Critic Colin Covert to discuss the best films of 2016 - along with listener picks too.

This week we have everything from an adaptation of a great American play, to a hilariously uncomfortable "meet-the-boyfriend" story, and an orphan search story to singing animals. Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr discuss "Fences," "Lion," "Why Him?" and "Sing!"

This week people have been grabbing the sleeves of Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr to ask about "Rogue One." Stephanie has a one word review. They also talk about "La La Land" and "Collateral Beauty."

Two minds are better than one they say. But what about an entire radio audience? Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr recently asked MPR listeners to give them their picks for the best and the worst holiday movies, as well as any family traditions they have around them. Just wait till you hear what some people do with "Home Alone"!

No time for subtlety this week - the holidays are upon us! Stephanie checked in with "Miss Sloane" and Euan went to the "Office Christmas Party." Both came away satisfied

With two critically acclaimed performances in two new films, is Shia LaBeouf on the way to greatness? Cube Critics Euan Kerr and Stephanie Curtis discuss

Hollywood catches its breath after the Thanksgiving onslaught, but "Allied," "Man Down," and "Tampopo" are in theaters, and Cube Critics Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr have opinions.

Mysteries abound in the movie world. One recent stumper, at least according to Cube Critic Stephanie Curtis, is why "Kubo and the Two Strings" wasn't a massive hit. But now it's out on DVD and Stephanie is on a campaign to get the world to watch Kubo - starting with fellow Cubist Euan Kerr.

There are two Cube Critics staples for Thanksgiving: a great meal, and good movies. Stephanie Curtis and Euan Kerr jumped on the radio the other day to ask what movies are part of listeners Thanksgiving, while giving some suggestions of their own. And as an added bonus there's a chat with "Moonlight" writer and director Barry Jenkins.