DVD Verdict Presents... Movie Podcasts

Kent and Michelle's week consists of fender benders, indoor theme parks, revisiting The Lord of the Rings Trilogy, reviewing 1954 Best Picture winner On the Waterfront, and unveiling the pilot episode of "The Connor Show."

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Mixing laughter with explosions, Clark explores film scores written for action-comedies. You'll hear selections from Midnight Run, Bird on a Wire, Another 48 Hours, Bulletproof, the Rush Hour films, King Solomon's Mines, Hot Fuzz, Team America: World Police, and Hancock. And, in keeping with the show's theme, this week's movie review is Date Night, starring Steve Carrel and Tina Fey. Enjoy!

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While Dave is off changing diapers, Mac, Erich, and Mike talk Bubo in Clash of the Titans, the floundering of V, the ridiculous unraveling of 24, loving the Desmond-centric episodes of Lost, waiting for the next big action TV series, lamenting poor Stephen King adaptations, fun with Taxidermy, killer cars, and a game of "Where is the body?"

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Erich and Adam celebrate the release of Apple's iPad by ignoring it and talking about gaming on the iPhone and iPod Touch instead. From ecosystems to pricing, touch-based gameplay to the effect on console games, our resident Mac fans consider what mobile gaming means for the modern gamer. They also talk about games, including Words With Friends, New York Times Crosswords, Scrabble, and Adam's top five recommendations for anyone trying to navigate the App Store.

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Illness once again strikes the Dixon household, so we set the Way-Back Machine for April 2008 to a hear a philosophically divisive review of V: The Mini-Series (1983), Couch Entertainment News, and a tease of their upcoming feature The Disney Vault.

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This week, Clark digs into the vaults for a grab-bag show, offering an colorful mix of music from a variety of different film scores. You'll hear selections from Clash of the Titans (1981), The Tower, Sherlock Holmes in New York, The Devil Wears Prada, Forrest Gump, The Private Lives of Elizabeth and Essex, Toys, and The Draughtsman's Contract. Plus, his review of Louis Leterrier's Clash of the Titans remake. Enjoy!

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Judge David Johnson sits down for a rare and touching interview with director Cyrus Nowrasteh to discuss the powerful film The Stoning of Soraya M.

Dave massacres an experimental monologue, Mac is over the moon with the current Castle story arc, and Mike delivers sad hockey news. If that's not enough to spark your interest, how about meeting listeners' demands for more talk of Road House, an early look at The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (Blu-ray), a long overdue review of Rambo, getting up close and personal with Teddy Roosevelt, ranting on over-baked movie clichés, wanting villains to succeed, whiny brats, and Jack Bauer on his last leg.

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Steve, Jon, and Erich convene for the weekly running of the gamuts. This time around we talk story-heavy RPGs like Dragon Age: Origins -- Awakening and Oblivion, action powerhouse God of War III, open world blow 'em up Just Cause 2, and the neoretro goodness of Mega Man 10 and Pokemon SoulSilver. The only bug in this program is the one we’re putting in your ear.

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Influenced by the full moon, The Dixons find themselves resurrecting Flick Swap for Fantastic Mr. Fox, regaling anniversary and birthday stories/plans, review the thinly veiled educational-themed DVD The Magic School Bus: Super Sports Fun, and immerse themselves in Disneyland memories -- from Disneyland: Secrets, Stories, and Magic to their 2009 vacation. Special appearances by Connor and Emily. Have a fun spring break and a relaxing and cuss-free Easter weekend! (Oh, and pay no attention to the weird audio snow that appears two-thirds of the way through.)

Email your questions, comments, and suggestions to Kent and Michelle. And be sure to check out their new site at ViewFromTheCouch.com.