DVD Verdict Presents... Movie Podcasts

Judges David Johnson and Mac McEntire crack open the Butter Beer to talk more HARRY POTTER AND THE ORDER OF THE PHOENIX; Dave is annoyed the BOURNE films don't live up to Robert Ludlam's original novels; The boys are getting pysched about SUPERBAD; Mac is painfully sitting through LOONATICS UNLEASHED; Dave is drooling over the HD DVD releases of HOT FUZZ, SHAUN OF THE DEAD, and 300; and Mac plays "Guess what I'n most looking forward to?" with August 14 releases -- Dave fails miserably. This week's titillating Ambush Topics include: Lamest vampire deaths; a Scene in which someone gets pulled over by the police; Tough guys in women's makeup; Take a movie and turn it into a video game. Enjoy!

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This week, Michelle takes the kids and the dog and leaves Kent to pilot the couch solo. To pass the time, this swingin' bachelor dives head first into their new Flick Swap segment by sharing his first experience with Dirty Dancing, his review of The Simpsons Movie, binging on George Romero and Michael Bay films, being harassed by inconsiderate movie goers, and a fond recollection of Canadian tornadoes. Now that's a full show. Enjoy!

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Chief Justice Michael Stailey returns from the Planet Mongo to report on his set tour of the SciFi Channel's latest reimagining -- Flash Gordon. From costume and set design, to a question and answer session with the cast, this is your exclusive backstage look at what promises to be a fascinating ride. Enjoy!

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Chief Justice Michael Stailey returns from Comic-Con with a rare treat -- an intimate roundtable discussion with director Ridley Scott regarding the upcoming release of Warner Home Video's 5-Disc Special Edition of BLADERUNNER. It's a revealing question and answer session you will not want to miss. Enjoy!

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With tails between their legs, Judges Dave Johnson and Mac McEntire return to correct their oversight on the death of the Evil Queen in Walt Disney's SNOW WHITE. With that out of the way... Dave talks up the joys of BBC America and MI-5; Mac shares his love for THE SIMPSONS MOVIE; Dave is stuck in a Spanish-speaking Medieval universe with an Albino alien Romeo and Harvey Keitel(?); Mac returns to the world of the DRESDEN DOLLS; Dave gushes over the final bad guy death in the whacked-out DYNAMITE WARRIOR; and the boys highlight the best of August 7th's new releases -- TMNT, THE TICK VS. SEASON TWO, THE SIMPSONS: SEASON 10, FLASH GORDON: SAVIOUR OF THE UNIVERSE EDITION, and DISTURBIA, among others. Finally, this week's Ambush Topics: Creepy cats; Structure fires to be reckoned with; Movie or TV characters you wouldn't want to hang out with; and Surfing scenes that stretch credibility. Enjoy!

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Chief Justice Michael Stailey returns from his five week North American entertainment safari armed with all sorts of audio goodies. First up, a press conference with HEROES creator Tim Kring and star Masi Oka (Hiro) answering questions and discussing the Aug 28 release of HEROES: SEASON ONE on DVD and HD DVD, plus what we can expect to see when the series returns for SEASON TWO on Monday, September 24 with an 11-episode, no repeat run, and a peek at the new 6-episode HEROES: ORIGINS anthology series. Enjoy!

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This week, Kent and Michelle talk about the pitfalls of family camping, childhood movie memories, David Fincher films, upcoming feature segments, renaming your dog to honor the end of the Harry Potter book franchise, and ask the age old question... "Can one truly have too much milk?" You make the call. Enjoy!

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Judges David Johnson and Mac McEntire are back in the saddle for another show. Dave shares his experience watching Nomad, the Warrior and its lack of "holy crap" moments. Mac loves his Monster Squad. The disappointment continues, as Dave fails to be impressed by Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix and Mac feels the same about the book (which he just finished). But the tide is stemmed by Live Free or Die Hard, which Dave calls "one of the more entertaining films of the summer." Previewing next week's releases, 300 rises head and shoulders above the crowd, followed quickly by Hot Fuzz, and Pathfinder. Ambush topics of the week: Best gun fights; Monsters that come in strange shapes and sizes; Just die already; Monsters that should be scary but aren't. Enjoy!

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We're proud to introduce our two newest voices on the Verdict bench, the judicial husband and wife team of Kent and Michelle Dixon. In their new show, View From the Couch, they share their experiences as parents of young children who still love their regular dose of big-screen fun. With differing backgrounds, views, and opinions, every episode will give you Kent and Michelle's unvarnished views and reviews of what they've seen -- from TV, to DVD and theatrical releases, plus whatever else comes to mind! On this episode: Harry Potter and J.K. Rowling's riches; scarring your children with dinosaurs; Transformers; and much more. Enjoy!

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Just another day on the ranch with Mac and Dave as they hash out the strengths and inconsistencies of CBS's comeback series JERICHO; dive into the new titles hitting store shelves on July 24, such as NOMAD PERFUME, RENAISSANCE, ZODIAC, and the anniversary release of MONSTER SQUAD, to name just a few; and explore the mysteries of this week's ambush topics: Characters who can see into the future, Memorable movie smells, Ridiculous hairstyles, and the best visual death scenes from Disney animated classics. Enjoy!

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