DVD Verdict Presents... Movie Podcasts

It's another new and recent CD releases program, as Clark offers new music from films such as The Twilight Saga: New Moon, The Fantastic Mr. Fox, A Serious Man, and An Education, in addition to just-released selections from films like I.Q., Seconds, Back to the Future, and The Big Sleep. In addition, Clark reviews the film Everybody's Fine and offers a bonus musical selection from the original version, Stanno Tutti Benne. Enjoy!

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Dave, Mac, and Mike reconvene after stuffing their face with the usual Thanksgiving fare, to talk House, Curb Your Enthusiasm, the Penguins' position on the Friday Filibuster NHL Power Rankings, the Jericho comic book, the correct pronunciation of "Knut," and finish things off with such typically inane Ambush Topics as substituing yourself for the lead in a Gary Busey movie, what is or is not a bird, and memorable mazes!

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Tim and Erich hop on board the BP Express for an hour-plus of gaming goodness. First stop, new games they've been playing, including a lengthy discussion about New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Mario & Luigi: Bowser's Inside Story, Modern Warfare 2, Borderlands, Doc Louis' Punch-Out!!, and a DJ G-Raff musical Thanksgiving two-fer, The Beatles: Rock Band and DJ Hero. In honor of The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks hitting shelves next week, the back half of the show is dedicated to Link's handheld adventures, from the original Gameboy to his first dual screen incarnation. Will Erich turn out to be Ganon after all? Tune in to find out.

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Still in shock that it's less than a month until Christmas, the Dixons settle down to a diverse View From The Couch buffet. Couch Entertainment News serves up some appetizing tidbits on Spidey 4 (again!); the Sherlock Holmes franchise; the end of the line for the Harry Potter gang; Predators and Avengers casting; and theatrical releases to put on your Christmas viewing list. The whole Dixon clan serves up the main course with their review of the BKN Kids release Magical Christmas Collection. And saving the sumptuous dessert for last, Michelle takes the front seat for a Disney Vault look at Pixar's Cars.

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This week, Clark follows up his recent show spotlighting music from disaster movies with a program featuring music from post-apocalyptic films. While you're filling your bunker with cans of food and jugs of water, you'll hear selections from Cherry 2000, Logan's Run, The Postman, I Am Legend, The Road Warrior, 28 Days Later, The World, The Flesh, and the Devil, Escape from New York, and Wall-E. In addition, Clark provides his review of John Hillcoat's post-apocalyptic drama The Road. Enjoy!

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As Black Friday descends upon the world, Dave, Mac, and Michael detox from their Thanksgiving indulgences and Twilight New Moon mania. Michael offers awards season reviews The Lovely Bones, Up in the Air, and Broken Embraces; Mac puts his Ben 10 seal of approval on Alien Swarm; Blu-ray reviews of Cars, Monsters, Inc., and Santa Buddies; Dave enjoyed his 500 Days of Summer but no longer wishes to be My Sister's Keeper; deconstructing George Clooney's box office appeal; and interpreting Thanksgiving coloring book images with high-larious results.

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Erich, Steve, Jon, and Dave gather around the seasonally decorated table to celebrate (U.S.) Thanksgiving with a discussion of gaming turkeys. Among the bounty of stinkitude: Devil May Cry 2, the reboot of Shinobi, Hard Drivin', Outlander, StarTropics, and hated levels from otherwise loved games like Uncharted 2, Ninja Gaiden Black, Gears of War, and Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time. Feel free to join the rest of the junkies in the new Blast Processing! discussion forum.

Yule have a great time with this week's episode, as Kent and Michelle come to the shocking realization that those gifts just aren't going to buy themselves. Couch Entertainment News dishes out tidbits on the pending Steven Spielberg/Stephen King cable project; Dustin Hoffman's no Focker; New Moon sucks $140 Million; Vampire Diaries pre-Christmas marathon; Avatar tweaks going down to the wire; and more. Connor weighs in with his impressions of Addition & Subtraction Rap from Rock 'N Learn and the holiday-themed Scruff: A Christmas Tale. And Greaties of the '80s charges into the fray, with a look at the 1989 Broderick/Washington/Freeman civil war epic Glory.

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This week, Clark spotlights music from the films of actor Liam Neeson. You'll hear selections from Darkman (1990), Leap of Faith (1992), Schindler's List (1993), Rob Roy (1995), Michael Collins (1996), The Haunting (1999), K-19: The Widowmaker (2002), Love Actually (2003), and Star Wars Episode I: The Phantom Menace (1999). In addition, Clark reviews Neeson's latest film, Five Minutes of Heaven. Enjoy!

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Dave, Mac, and a slowly recovering Erich talk Under the Dome, the new Stephen King novel; Discovery Channel's new documentary on Jack the Ripper; review MST3K: Volume XVI, Ben 10 Alien Force: Volume 5, Stunt Rock, and Roland Emmerich's Godzilla (Blu-ray); determine who really was inside that Chewbacca costume; identify unsuspecting fictional serials killers; and play everyone's favorite new game -- guess the plot of that random DVD review.

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