The Kevin Costner Project

Many thanks to all our listeners these past 14 months. Here we present our final findings on the question of "Did Kevin Costner ever make a bad movie?" and what we thought of the vast majority of his movies overall (unfortunately we forgot Superman: Man of Steel!)... See you if/when Horizon Chapter 2 comes out. We love you!

WE MET KEVIN! Join us for a wrap up of our trip to New York City, where we got to meet Kevin Costner and Cale Glendening at the Strand Bookstore! Part travelogue, part memoir, it was one of the best weekends we've shared together... To get straight to the heart of the matter, skip to approximately the 25:30 mark. Otherwise, enjoy as we visit the Brooklyn Bridge, the Freedom Tower and 9/11 Memorial, attend Drunk Shakespeare, and dine at Tom's Restaurant in this special bonus content...

We reach the end of our journey with one last film, 2020's Let Him Go. We'll be back in a week or two with the results of our scientific study: Has Kevin Costner ever made a bad movie? Is he the best actor of our lifetime? But in the meantime, we discuss this thriller/western, the last movie he made pre-Horizon, and talk about our feelings.

In this episode, we spend a lot of time discussing the evil genius of The Art of Racing in the Rain, while Kate continues crying and we reach the penultimate movie in The Kevin Costner Project (but not our penultimate episode!).

Join us as we talk about this week's entree, Netflix collab The Highwaymen, starring our hero and Woody Harrelson. We also talk about Kev's upcoming projects and the fate of the Sycamore Gap Tree. And we have a new kitten!

We were not in the mood to watch Molly's Game and probably our ratings reflect that. Lord Furrington attempted to right this wrong, but to little avail.

This is the one that started it all: HIDDEN FIGURES! Last summer, we watched it, we thought about Kevin, and we made a podcast. Did the movie live up to its storied history? Find out this week in episode 48 of the Kevin Costner Project.

Kevin is back this week in the bloody and violent Criminal, in which he is given Ryan Reynold's brain in exchange for intelligence. Which may be the only intelligence in this movie... Our shocking review out now!

Join us as we talk about the racially charged movies Black or White and McFarland USA. In pre-George Floyd America, Kevin Costner boldly stepped into the breach and called our attention to racial tensions in the United States. But did he do it well? Find out this week!

Take an inner look at our hero as a human being and not as an actor in this week's entree, The Man Who Saved the World, a documentary about the late Stanislav Petrov, a Soviet military officer who kept his cool when everyone around was prepared to nuke the US into oblivion.