We're here, we're exhausted, we're podcasting anyway! Kate & Greg tackle 2006's The Guardian, in which he earns his Pentagon badge and we get into a feminist uproar.

This week we tackle 2005's Rumor Has It. Turns out Kate is a petty you-know-what and she has some controversial opinions on the TV show Friends... Oh yeah, and we have vastly different opinions on the movie.

From hilarity to rage, and everything in between, this episode has a little something for everyone. Kate is sick, but Kevin delivers. Take a listen and see what you think as we visit a Joan Allen on the edge of a nervous breakdown...

A controversial take in which we disagree with the critics on the merits of Dragonfly--a supernatural thriller in which Kevin is chasing the voices that will lead him to his dead wife...or will they?

Join us this week as Kate recommends a controversial name change and we discuss the western Open Range, which our hero directs and produces.

We watched 3,000 Miles to Graceland (Dodo weighs in) and discuss our take on the new movie, Civil War. Non-Costnerian, but we needed to talk about it...

The Cuban Missile Crisis is heating up, but it left us cold. THREE different ratings this week, as exchange student Jana weighs in with her rating.

Is this as good as it gets? Or do the NY baseball fans have it right, and our hero sucks? Find out our take this week on Kevin Costner's final movie of the 1990's: For Love of the Game.

Strong feelings abound as we review the Nicholas Sparks adaptation, Message in a Bottle. Exhausted by our trip to NYC, we really get into some of the nitty gritty of our relationship, including "The Ladyslayer" and "Kenough"...

We crossed a critical line this past week with the completion of Tin Cup: we've watched half of the movies our hero has made! Join us for a look back on 16 years of Kevin Costner's career, from the early days of Sizzle Beach USA and extras work to the late 90's and Golden Globe nods and the apocalypse.