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    • Internet On Tape: Episode 2 - Kiss From a Broken Rose

      Dustin finally finishes a bottle of cologne, Nicole eats fried oreos for the first time, and Lindsay finds an unconventional way to get to and from our Hollywood bar crawl. Featured music by Nigel & the Dropout Subscribe to the podcast in iTunes or stream from...

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    • Internet On Tape: Episode 3 - Puppies, Kittens, CISPA

      In this very touching episode, Dustin speaks out about internet regulations while Lindsay and Nicole keep things a little lighter. We talk about car problems, beer etiquette, and humorous movie reviews. Featured music by Harts of Oak Subscribe to the podcast in...

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    • This Week on DVD: May 7, 2012 ("Empty All the Crap Out of the Vaults" Edition.)

      A seriously weak crop this week. Might be a good time to watch all those movies people make you feel like you're crazy for not seeing. Haywire Directed by Steven Soderbergh and featuring a star-studded cast that includes Michael Fassbender, and Ewan...

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    • The Avengers

      It’s been coming a long time… Flash back to 2008, when “Incredible Hulk” rebooted the big green monster after Ang Lee’s misfire, and “Iron Man” breathed new life and energy into the superhero movie after “Spiderman 3″ and “X-Men 3″ had sucked all life out of the genre. (Another big movie that summer: “The...

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    • Internet On Tape: Episode 4 - Mother's Day

      Dustin and Lindsay's mom makes a very special appearance. Things get weird as we talk about 50 Shades of Gray, being born, and dive into some trivia. Featured music by While Giants Sleep Subscribe to the podcast in...

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  • This Week on DVD: January 31, 2012 (Possible Mental Illness edition)

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    GonnaWatchIt
    Published on 01-31-2012 07:30 PM
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    Drive
    One of the best, most stylish films of the year - even if I didn't like the ending. Read my full review here.



    In Time
    Justin Timberlake in a near future dystopia. Read my full review here.



    The Thing
    Mary Elizabeth Winstead (Scott Pilgrim vs. the World) stars in a prequel to the '82 Carpenter horror flick with the same title (which was itself a remake of the 1951 "Thing From Another World"). From the reviews, it sounds like, it compares favorably to most horror movies coming out these days, but not so favorably against its original and the classic era of '80s horror it pays tribute to.



    The Big Year
    Jack Black, Steve Martin, and Owen Wison. If you're going to see this, it's because those names get it done for you. If they don't, I don't think there's much else here to recommend it. It's about bird watching, it looks a lot like "The Bucket List," it got mediocre reviews…yeah.

    Dream House
    Daniel Craig plays a husband and father who discovers that he's moved his family into a house that is haunted by a grisly murder -- and the murderer just might've been himself. This one also got pretty terrible press. (Aspiring screenwriters take note: the I"m the good guy…and also the bad guy" trope is all played out.)



    The Double
    Richard Gere plays a CIA agent chasing a Soviet killer who turns out to be himself, via multiple personality disorder (that's not a spoiler - it's all in the trailer.) Topher Grace co-stars, and the word this was tired, uninspired and predictable.



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