Posted in Reviews, Episodes on Oct 23rd, 2007 No Comments »
God Almighty! We’re back!
The “image-obsessed” Congressman Evan Baxter (Steve Carell) has been asked by God (Morgan Freeman) to build an ark. Now, with the whole world watching, is Evan able to build the ark in time? More importantly, will the film prove to be an almighty 11 on our new rating scale, or is it a devish (non-sexy) 1?
What happens when you have serious upload issues? No episodes, a big thank you to everyone still listening (if anyone is)!
This week’s question is “Should religion be allowed in the movies? Why?” Answer in the forums at moviecriticshow.freeforums.com, call our listener line at 206-203-2067, or email us at moviecriticshow@gmail.com
This Week’s Music:
Like A Fool
Anymore
Frodonator
A BIG special thanks to this week’s artists who wanted be to play their music on the show.
Length - 20:06
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We’re bringing boring back, or are we?
A few weeks back, we reviewed the 1992 version of Wuthering Heights called “Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights”. Now we are taking a look at the 1939 version named “Wuthering Heights”. Is is just as boring as ever, or does it manage to be brilliant. Also, we have a special message about our forums.
Not Rated by MPAA
As again, we apologize for being late. We finally got our uploading issues fixed.
This week’s music:
“Where To Now (St. Peter)” by Ann Wilson
http://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/artistdetails.php?BandHash=935a7685d88e5d002a685ec67e9b025e
“After The Pain” by David Grow
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Length: 14:21
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Those matriarch copulating snakes have made it onto that matriarch copulating plane, and Samuel L. Jackson doesn’t like that! Can he save everyone or board, and me from boredom, or will I just dose off like every other in-flight movie?
Rated R for language, a scene of sexuality and drug use, and intense sequences of terror and violence
We would like to apologize for not releasing our episode on Monday. (We had some uploading issues)
Music in today’s episode:
“Hello Hello” by Geoff Smith
http://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/artistdetails.php?BandHash=91f6bc9ba66421768cc215f33ad693b7
“Die Alone” by Ingrid Michaelson
http://music.podshow.com/music/listeners/artistdetails.php?BandHash=cbd819490a8751e92932f4cd0cd9ff57
Link to Amazon.com: Snakes on a Plane DVD
http://www.amazon.com/Snakes-Plane-Widescreen-Line-Platinum/dp/B000JBXHQY
Length: 14:03
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Posted in Reviews, Episodes on Sep 14th, 2007 No Comments »
In 1953, the United States was bombed by the Russians, leading to it’s downfall. The only remaining place that was American is Las Vegas (now called Lost Vegas) which was ruled by the King himself, Elvis. Elvis though, would die 40 years later. This would sent out a call to all rockers out there to come to Vegas to become the new king of Rock n’ Roll. Buddy (Jeffery Falcon), a Buddy Holly look-alike/Samurai is off to become the new king with a orphaned child (Justin McGuire) coming along for the ride. Will Buddy become the new king of Rock n’ Roll?
Rated PG-13 for for martial arts and swordfight violence
Music in this episode:
“2 Days out of 7″ by Clayton
on MadBouncyDogs.com
“Fearsome” by Electromagnetic Pulses
on MadBouncyDogs.com
Length: 15:42 Link to Amazon.com Six String Samurai: http://www.amazon.com/Six-String-Samurai-Monti-Ellison/dp/6305297223
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Emily Bronte’s only novel “Wuthering Heights” gets another shot at the silver screen with 1992’s “Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights”. It tells the “timeless tale of love” of Catherine and the stable boy Heathcliff. Is it really a timeless tale of love, or will you be wuthering before it ends? Also, we have two very special annoucements concerning the show.
Stars Ralph Fiennes and Juliette Binoche.
Rated PG for theme, language and elements of violence and sensuality
Length: 4:20
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Posted in Reviews, Episodes on Sep 7th, 2007 3 Comments »
A first in That Movie Critic Show! history, we have our first review of a Woody Allen film! This time, we reviewing 2004’s “Melinda and Melinda”. It’s two alternating stories about how Melinda (Radha Mitchell) tries to sort out her life. One tells it as a drama, while the other tells it like a comedy. Is this film a tragedy in the making or a pure piece of comedy gold?
Also starring Amanda Peet, Will Ferrell, and Wallace Shawn.
Length: 4:14
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On our first episode, we are introduced to the host, Andrew Bates, and TCMS! and it’s format.
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