http://www.opkino.com Operation Kino is a weekly podcast featuring Katey Rich, Matt Patches, David Ehrlich and Da7e Gonzales. Each Friday we review a current movie release and discuss a larger pop culture topic. Weekly shows and commentary from the mind of Cinema Blend's Katey Rich. Includes her ongoing series Virgin Territory. Weekly shows and commentary from the mind of Cinema Blend's Katey Rich. Includes her ongoing series Virgin Territory. http://www.opkino.com http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/images/144x144.png 144 144 TV & Film en-us 2012. All rights reserved. Fri, 25 May 2012 09:23:11 GMT Fri, 25 May 2012 09:23:11 GMT Poderator.com josh@cinemablend.com(JT) josh@cinemablend.com(JT) Katey Rich no 1 2012. All rights reserved.movies,film,critic,film,kino,katey,cinema,blend,virgin,territory,katey,rich,television,pop,cultureTV & Filmjosh@cinemablend.comKatey Richmovies,film,critic,film,kino,katey,cinema,blend,virgin,territory,katey,rich,television,pop,culture http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/zbww4zF8omg/OperationKino_64.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_64.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) We review Moonrise Kingdom, then move on to a conversation about Kevin Smith and his new Hulu review show. Plus discussion about The Master, Studio Ghibli films and Dan Harmon leaving Community. We review Moonrise Kingdom, then move on to a conversation about Kevin Smith and his new Hulu review show. Plus discussion about The Master, Studio Ghibli films and Dan Harmon leaving Community. Fri, 25 May 2012 09:23:11 GMT We review Moonrise Kingdom, then move on to a conversation about Kevin Smith and his new Hulu review show. Plus discussion about The Master, Studio Ghibli films and Dan Harmon leaving Community. We review Moonrise Kingdom, then move on to a conversation about Kevin Smith and his new Hulu review show. Plus discussion about The Master, Studio Ghibli films and Dan Harmon leaving Community. Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Moonrise Kingdom, Kevin Smith 01:09:25 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_64.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_64.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_64.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/y-s1WpeZTHA/OperationKino_63.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_63.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week we review the dumb and maybe entertaining Battleship, then get into a conversation about movie satire inspired by The Dictator. Plus tidbits about Beyond the Black Rainbow, What To Expect When You're Expecting, and Cannes. This week we review the dumb and maybe entertaining Battleship, then get into a conversation about movie satire inspired by The Dictator. Plus tidbits about Beyond the Black Rainbow, What To Expect When You're Expecting, and Cannes. Fri, 18 May 2012 10:32:46 GMT This week we review the dumb and maybe entertaining Battleship, then get into a conversation about movie satire inspired by The Dictator. Plus tidbits about Beyond the Black Rainbow, What To Expect When You're Expecting, and Cannes. This week we review the dumb and maybe entertaining Battleship, then get into a conversation about movie satire inspired by The Dictator. Plus tidbits about Beyond the Black Rainbow, What To Expect When You're Expecting, and Cannes. Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Battleship, The Dictator 01:02:11 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_63.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_63.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_63.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/gMKIf4cSr2Y/OperationKino_62.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_62.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week we're down a Da7e but make time to discuss two new indies, Sound of My Voice and Sleepless Night, then go over Tim Burton's career after Dark Shadows. Plus tidbits about women filmmakers, The Dictator and top 10 lists. This week we're down a Da7e but make time to discuss two new indies, Sound of My Voice and Sleepless Night, then go over Tim Burton's career after Dark Shadows. Plus tidbits about women filmmakers, The Dictator and top 10 lists. Fri, 11 May 2012 09:32:13 GMT This week we're down a Da7e but make time to discuss two new indies, Sound of My Voice and Sleepless Night, then go over Tim Burton's career after Dark Shadows. Plus tidbits about women filmmakers, The Dictator and top 10 lists. This week we're down a Da7e but make time to discuss two new indies, Sound of My Voice and Sleepless Night, then go over Tim Burton's career after Dark Shadows. Plus tidbits about women filmmakers, The Dictator and top 10 lists. Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Dark Shadows, Sound of My Voice, Sleepless Night 01:06:37 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_62.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_62.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_62.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/X21_plheCr4/OperationKino_61.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_61.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) We review The Avengers, then get into a deeper discussion about the future of Marvel films and superhero movies in general. There's also tidbits about Jurassic Park Slope, movie marketing, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Skyfall. Plus, dessert! We review The Avengers, then get into a deeper discussion about the future of Marvel films and superhero movies in general. There's also tidbits about Jurassic Park Slope, movie marketing, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Skyfall. Plus, dessert! Fri, 04 May 2012 10:27:19 GMT We review The Avengers, then get into a deeper discussion about the future of Marvel films and superhero movies in general. There's also tidbits about Jurassic Park Slope, movie marketing, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Skyfall. Plus, dessert! We review The Avengers, then get into a deeper discussion about the future of Marvel films and superhero movies in general. There's also tidbits about Jurassic Park Slope, movie marketing, The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel and Skyfall. Plus, dessert! Cinema Blend, Operation Kino, The Avengers 01:11:30 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_61.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_61.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_61.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/yq5fsYaHv2k/OperationKino_60.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_60.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week we review the meandering Five-Year Engagement and wonder why everybody panics when the moviegoing experience changes. There's also a lightning round and tidbits about The Voice, Pirates! Band of Misfits, Tribeca Film Festival and Game of Thrones This week we review the meandering Five-Year Engagement and wonder why everybody panics when the moviegoing experience changes. There's also a lightning round and tidbits about The Voice, Pirates! Band of Misfits, Tribeca Film Festival and Game of Thrones Fri, 27 Apr 2012 09:15:52 GMT This week we review the meandering Five-Year Engagement and wonder why everybody panics when the moviegoing experience changes. There's also a lightning round and tidbits about The Voice, Pirates! Band of Misfits, Tribeca Film Festival and Game of Thrones This week we review the meandering Five-Year Engagement and wonder why everybody panics when the moviegoing experience changes. There's also a lightning round and tidbits about The Voice, Pirates! Band of Misfits, Tribeca Film Festival and Game of Thrones Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, The Five-Year Engagement 01:07:14 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_60.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_60.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_60.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/wUpsmon2DAQ/OperationKino_59.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_59.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) We review both The Lucky One and Chimpanzee, then launch into a Think Like A Man-inspired segment 3 about the sharp divide between races both in movies and among audiences. Plus tidbits about Sweet Tooth, Terriers, The Avengers and Girls. We review both The Lucky One and Chimpanzee, then launch into a Think Like A Man-inspired segment 3 about the sharp divide between races both in movies and among audiences. Plus tidbits about Sweet Tooth, Terriers, The Avengers and Girls. Fri, 20 Apr 2012 06:49:25 GMT We review both The Lucky One and Chimpanzee, then launch into a Think Like A Man-inspired segment 3 about the sharp divide between races both in movies and among audiences. Plus tidbits about Sweet Tooth, Terriers, The Avengers and Girls. We review both The Lucky One and Chimpanzee, then launch into a Think Like A Man-inspired segment 3 about the sharp divide between races both in movies and among audiences. Plus tidbits about Sweet Tooth, Terriers, The Avengers and Girls. Operation Kino, The Lucky One, Chimpanzee, Cinema Blend 01:07:48 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_59.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_59.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_59.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/Zx-4As2B3d4/OperationKino_58.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_58.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) We're not just reviewing the fantastic and twisty Cabin in the Woods-- we're also speaking to its director and co-writer, Drew Goddard. Spoilers abound in moth sections, so beware! Plus a lightning round inspired by Lockout, tidbits about Fringe, Comic Con, Lockout and Vamps. We're not just reviewing the fantastic and twisty Cabin in the Woods-- we're also speaking to its director and co-writer, Drew Goddard. Spoilers abound in moth sections, so beware! Plus a lightning round inspired by Lockout, tidbits about Fringe, Comic Con, Lockout and Vamps. Fri, 13 Apr 2012 09:18:54 GMT We're not just reviewing the fantastic and twisty Cabin in the Woods-- we're also speaking to its director and co-writer, Drew Goddard. Plus a lightning round inspired by Lockout, tidbits about Fringe, Comic Con, Lockout and Vamps. We're not just reviewing the fantastic and twisty Cabin in the Woods-- we're also speaking to its director and co-writer, Drew Goddard. Plus a lightning round inspired by Lockout, tidbits about Fringe, Comic Con, Lockout and Vamps. Cinema Blend, Operation Kino, Cabin in the Woods, Drew Goddard 01:17:30 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_58.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_58.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_58.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/lMcQfpmqFBo/OperationKino_57.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_57.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino we're totally stuck in adolescence, flashing back to the 90s to review American Reunion. From there we have a Segment 3 that's a preview of our occasional spinoff Op Kino Indie, in which Da7e talks to independent filmmaker and actress Brea Grant about her movie Best Friends Forever. Before any of that, though, we have a lightning round inspired by long-delayed sequels, and tidbits, in which Da7e talks about how critics actually go out of their way to see tiny indie films, Patches praises the undersign indie I Love You Phillip Morris, and David digs into the small trend of indie films that run much less than 90 minutes. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert! This week on Operation Kino we're totally stuck in adolescence, flashing back to the 90s to review American Reunion. From there we have a Segment 3 that's a preview of our occasional spinoff Op Kino Indie, in which Da7e talks to independent filmmaker and actress Brea Grant about her movie Best Friends Forever. Before any of that, though, we have a lightning round inspired by long-delayed sequels, and tidbits, in which Da7e talks about how critics actually go out of their way to see tiny indie films, Patches praises the undersign indie I Love You Phillip Morris, and David digs into the small trend of indie films that run much less than 90 minutes. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert! Fri, 06 Apr 2012 10:48:18 GMT We review American Reunion, and introduce the first installment of Op Kino Indie with an interview with filmmaker Brea Grant. But first a lightning round about delayed sequels, tidbits about more indie films, and your lightning round answers for dessert! We review American Reunion, and introduce the first installment of Op Kino Indie with an interview with filmmaker Brea Grant. But first a lightning round about delayed sequels, tidbits about more indie films, and your lightning round answers for dessert! Operation Kino, Op Kino Indie, Cinema Blend, American Reunion 01:01:57 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_57.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_57.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_57.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/WnruKLYxcCs/OperationKino_56.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_56.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we're all the fairest of them all, as we review Mirror Mirror. From there we go over our Cheers and Jeers for 2012 so far, but before any of that there's a lightning round and tidbits that cover Mass Effect 3, Wrath of the Titans, Anchorman 2, and Mad Men. We end as always with dessert! This week on Operation Kino, we're all the fairest of them all, as we review Mirror Mirror. From there we go over our Cheers and Jeers for 2012 so far, but before any of that there's a lightning round and tidbits that cover Mass Effect 3, Wrath of the Titans, Anchorman 2, and Mad Men. We end as always with dessert! Fri, 30 Mar 2012 14:45:24 GMT We're the fairest of them all this week as we review Mirror Mirror. From there we go over our Cheers and Jeers for 2012 so far, plus a lightning round and tidbits that cover Mass Effect 3, Wrath of the Titans, Anchorman 2 and Mad Men. We're the fairest of them all this week as we review Mirror Mirror. From there we go over our Cheers and Jeers for 2012 so far, plus a lightning round and tidbits that cover Mass Effect 3, Wrath of the Titans, Anchorman 2 and Mad Men. Operation Kino, Mirror Mirror, Wrath of the Titans 01:13:54 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_56.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_56.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_56.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/GqSkL_V6UYk/OperationKino_55.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_55.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week the odds are in the movie's favor as we review the generally well-liked The Hunger Games, then jump into a conversation about the ubiquitous cinematic style of shaky cam. There's also a lightning round putting other movie kids in the arena, plus tidbits about Rise of the Guardians, Cindy Sherman, Jesus Christ Superstar and SXSW. Plus, dessert! This week the odds are in the movie's favor as we review the generally well-liked The Hunger Games, then jump into a conversation about the ubiquitous cinematic style of shaky cam. There's also a lightning round putting other movie kids in the arena, plus tidbits about Rise of the Guardians, Cindy Sherman, Jesus Christ Superstar and SXSW. Plus, dessert! Fri, 23 Mar 2012 05:23:41 GMT This week the odds are in the movie's favor as we review the generally well-liked The Hunger Games, then jump into a conversation about the ubiquitous cinematic style of shaky cam. There's also a lightning round putting other movie kids in the arena, plus This week the odds are in the movie's favor as we review the generally well-liked The Hunger Games, then jump into a conversation about the ubiquitous cinematic style of shaky cam. There's also a lightning round putting other movie kids in the arena, plus Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, The Hunger Games 01:11:40 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_55.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_55.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_55.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/AyWzJuf6F6k/OperationKino_54.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_54.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week we review the surprisingly funny comedy 21 Jump Street, and use Channing Tatum's breakthrough role in the film to talk about other actors who broke their own molds. Plus a lightning round dedicated to man-children, and tidbits about the iPhone game Ghost Trick, Jeff Who Lives At Home, The Thin Man, and a dispatch from the SXSW film festival. This week we review the surprisingly funny comedy 21 Jump Street, and use Channing Tatum's breakthrough role in the film to talk about other actors who broke their own molds. Plus a lightning round dedicated to man-children, and tidbits about the iPhone game Ghost Trick, Jeff Who Lives At Home, The Thin Man, and a dispatch from the SXSW film festival. Fri, 16 Mar 2012 09:28:55 GMT This week we review the surprisingly funny comedy 21 Jump Street and talk about actors who broke their own molds. Plus a lightning round dedicated to man-children, and tidbits about Ghost Trick, Jeff Who Lives At Home, The Thin Man, and SXSW. This week we review the surprisingly funny comedy 21 Jump Street and talk about actors who broke their own molds. Plus a lightning round dedicated to man-children, and tidbits about Ghost Trick, Jeff Who Lives At Home, The Thin Man, and SXSW. Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, 21 Jump Street, SXSW 01:11:56 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_54.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_54.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_54.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/wEVgRNpJcms/OperationKino_53.mp http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_53.mp Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week we tackle the giant new sci-fi epic John Carter for our review, and move on from there to a discussion about why Hollywood only makes giant movies like this one, and not small, awesome action movies like they're making abroad. Plus a lightning round inspired by John Carter, tidbits about development hell, Stephen Sondheim, SXSW and Jafar Panahi, and as always, dessert! This week we tackle the giant new sci-fi epic John Carter for our review, and move on from there to a discussion about why Hollywood only makes giant movies like this one, and not small, awesome action movies like they're making abroad. Plus a lightning round inspired by John Carter, tidbits about development hell, Stephen Sondheim, SXSW and Jafar Panahi, and as always, dessert! Fri, 09 Mar 2012 12:38:02 GMT This week we tackle the giant new sci-fi epic John Carter for our review, and move on from there to a discussion about why Hollywood only makes giant movies like this one, and not small, awesome action movies like they're making abroad. Plus a lightning r This week we tackle the giant new sci-fi epic John Carter for our review, and move on from there to a discussion about why Hollywood only makes giant movies like this one, and not small, awesome action movies like they're making abroad. Plus a lightning r Cinema Blend, Operation Kino, John Carter 01:16:36 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_53.mp yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_53.mphttp://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_53.mp http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/m48mUyv8KUc/OperationKino_52.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_52.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we've got our most exciting Segment 3 ever. Da7e and Patches sat down with The Track Team, the composing duo behind the music for Nickelodeon's upcoming series The Legend of Korra, to talk about their work as composers and premiere exclusive new tracks from the soundtrack of Korra, the sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender that premieres on Nickelodeon this year. Fans of the show will want to hear the music, of course, but anyone interested in composing music for film will want to hear The Track Team talk about their collaborative process, some of the instruments they're using on the soundtrack, and exactly how you break into the business of composing music for movies and TV anyway. Beyond that, we've got a review of the new film Being Flynn, starring Paul Dano and Robert De Niro. And before any of that, we kick off with a lightning round dedicated to movie parties, then move on into tidbits, in which Da7e talks about the book that inspired John Carter, E This week on Operation Kino, we've got our most exciting Segment 3 ever. Da7e and Patches sat down with The Track Team, the composing duo behind the music for Nickelodeon's upcoming series The Legend of Korra, to talk about their work as composers and premiere exclusive new tracks from the soundtrack of Korra, the sequel to Avatar: The Last Airbender that premieres on Nickelodeon this year. Fans of the show will want to hear the music, of course, but anyone interested in composing music for film will want to hear The Track Team talk about their collaborative process, some of the instruments they're using on the soundtrack, and exactly how you break into the business of composing music for movies and TV anyway. Beyond that, we've got a review of the new film Being Flynn, starring Paul Dano and Robert De Niro. And before any of that, we kick off with a lightning round dedicated to movie parties, then move on into tidbits, in which Da7e talks about the book that inspired John Carter, E Fri, 02 Mar 2012 10:11:29 GMT Interview with Legend of Korra composers The Track Team and exclusive tracks debut, plus a review of Being Flynn and tidbits about Princess of Mars, Snowtown, Legend of Zelda, the Oscars and more. Interview with Legend of Korra composers The Track Team and exclusive tracks debut, plus a review of Being Flynn and tidbits about Princess of Mars, Snowtown, Legend of Zelda, the Oscars and more. Cinema Blend, Operation Kino, Being Flynn, The Legend of Korra, The Track Team, Avatar: The Last Airbender, 01:16:58 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_52.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_52.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_52.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/Nm32tJfcivc/OperationKino_51.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_51.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we're focusing on a smaller recent release with a review of Bullhead, the Belgian film that's nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at this weekend's Oscars and is also in theaters now. From there we move on to a conversation about a much bigger movie, John Carter, and specifically the recent rash of news reports that focus on its budget, and whether constant speculation about a movie's budget ruins your potential enjoyment of a film. But first, there's a lightning round devoted to counter culture at the movies and then tidbits, in which Da7e gives a brief primer on Avatar: The Last Airbender and why it's good, David loves the Film Comment Selects film series, Patches talks about the book Sum: 40 Tales from the Afterlives, and Katey wonders how on earth they'll make a movie of Cloud Atlas. This week on Operation Kino, we're focusing on a smaller recent release with a review of Bullhead, the Belgian film that's nominated for Best Foreign Language Film at this weekend's Oscars and is also in theaters now. From there we move on to a conversation about a much bigger movie, John Carter, and specifically the recent rash of news reports that focus on its budget, and whether constant speculation about a movie's budget ruins your potential enjoyment of a film. But first, there's a lightning round devoted to counter culture at the movies and then tidbits, in which Da7e gives a brief primer on Avatar: The Last Airbender and why it's good, David loves the Film Comment Selects film series, Patches talks about the book Sum: 40 Tales from the Afterlives, and Katey wonders how on earth they'll make a movie of Cloud Atlas. Fri, 24 Feb 2012 13:11:48 GMT 00:00-00:43 Lightning Round 1:10 - 25:56 Introductions and Tidbits 26:46 - 41:56 Bullhead reviewed 42:33 - 58:57 John Carter and its budget discussed 58:57 - 1:04:00 Dessert! 00:00-00:43 Lightning Round 1:10 - 25:56 Introductions and Tidbits 26:46 - 41:56 Bullhead reviewed 42:33 - 58:57 John Carter and its budget discussed 58:57 - 1:04:00 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Bullhead, John Carter 01:04:00 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_51.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_51.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_51.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/wyJAlYufMk0/OperationKino_50.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_50.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we're throwing out the usual format and celebrating our 50th episode with our second Quarter Quell. Last time each of us brought in a movie that represented how we thought about film, but this time we're getting nostalgic, with each podcaster revisiting the first movie that ever got them really into film. We kick things off with Da7e, who fell in love with monster movies at an early age thanks to this obscure foreign monster Gojira-- or, Godzilla to us Americans. Then Patches recalls how exciting it was, as a sheltered youth, to come across the comedic insanity of The Blues Brothers. David takes us back to his film school days with the experimental travelogue Sans Soleil, from the same director who brought you La Jetee. And Katey wraps things up by reviving her pretentious 15-year-old self who thought she was really, really smart when she first saw American Beauty. We do have a lightning round in this episode, so we end, as always, with your lightning round This week on Operation Kino, we're throwing out the usual format and celebrating our 50th episode with our second Quarter Quell. Last time each of us brought in a movie that represented how we thought about film, but this time we're getting nostalgic, with each podcaster revisiting the first movie that ever got them really into film. We kick things off with Da7e, who fell in love with monster movies at an early age thanks to this obscure foreign monster Gojira-- or, Godzilla to us Americans. Then Patches recalls how exciting it was, as a sheltered youth, to come across the comedic insanity of The Blues Brothers. David takes us back to his film school days with the experimental travelogue Sans Soleil, from the same director who brought you La Jetee. And Katey wraps things up by reviving her pretentious 15-year-old self who thought she was really, really smart when she first saw American Beauty. We do have a lightning round in this episode, so we end, as always, with your lightning round Fri, 17 Feb 2012 10:11:25 GMT Our second Quarter Quell, in which each podcaster brings in the movie that first got them thinking seriously about film. Plus, lightning round and dessert! Our second Quarter Quell, in which each podcaster brings in the movie that first got them thinking seriously about film. Plus, lightning round and dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Quarter Quell 01:12:34 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_50.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_50.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_50.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/voPO00vgK_0/OperationKino_49.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_49.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, no one is safe, as we review the Denzel Washington-Ryan Reynolds thriller Safe House. There's also a discussion of romance as depicted in modern Hollywood, a lightning round about sequels replacing their original leads, and tidbits about Universal and Hasbro, Bombay Beach, The Amazing Spider-Man and a Woody Harrelson interview gone wrong. Plus, dessert! This week on Operation Kino, no one is safe, as we review the Denzel Washington-Ryan Reynolds thriller Safe House. There's also a discussion of romance as depicted in modern Hollywood, a lightning round about sequels replacing their original leads, and tidbits about Universal and Hasbro, Bombay Beach, The Amazing Spider-Man and a Woody Harrelson interview gone wrong. Plus, dessert! Fri, 10 Feb 2012 09:35:11 GMT 00:00-00:49 Lightning Round 1:05 - 33:00 Introductions and Tidbits 33:41 - 48:17 Safe House reviewed 48:43 - 1:08:26 Hollywood romance discussed 1:08:26 - 1:12:57 Dessert! 00:00-00:49 Lightning Round 1:05 - 33:00 Introductions and Tidbits 33:41 - 48:17 Safe House reviewed 48:43 - 1:08:26 Hollywood romance discussed 1:08:26 - 1:12:57 Dessert! Operation Kino, Safe House, Cinema Blend 01:12:57 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_49.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_49.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_49.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/kloDzi9U9QY/OperationKino_48.mp http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_48.mp Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we've got two reviews for the price of one (OK, it's always free, but work with us here). Nobody saw the same new releases, so Katey goes over the surprising joys of the found footage superhero movie Chronicle, while Patches enters a disappointing haunted house with Daniel Radcliffe in The Woman in Black. From there we dig deep into the idea, as floated by Steven Soderbergh in all his talk of retirement, that filmmaking needs to fundamentally change, and what that change ought to be. Before any of that, we've got a lightning round devoted to the random history depicted in Big Miracle, then tidbits, in which Da7e talks about the death of Megaupload and what it means for the war against piracy, David wants kids these days to appreciate Luis Bunuel, Patches doesn't know quite what to think about the upcoming HBO movie Game Change, and Katey really thinks Big Miracle could have been good if anybody bothered to care about it. We end, as always, with your lightn This week on Operation Kino, we've got two reviews for the price of one (OK, it's always free, but work with us here). Nobody saw the same new releases, so Katey goes over the surprising joys of the found footage superhero movie Chronicle, while Patches enters a disappointing haunted house with Daniel Radcliffe in The Woman in Black. From there we dig deep into the idea, as floated by Steven Soderbergh in all his talk of retirement, that filmmaking needs to fundamentally change, and what that change ought to be. Before any of that, we've got a lightning round devoted to the random history depicted in Big Miracle, then tidbits, in which Da7e talks about the death of Megaupload and what it means for the war against piracy, David wants kids these days to appreciate Luis Bunuel, Patches doesn't know quite what to think about the upcoming HBO movie Game Change, and Katey really thinks Big Miracle could have been good if anybody bothered to care about it. We end, as always, with your lightn Fri, 03 Feb 2012 09:56:32 GMT 00:00-00:45 Lightning Round 1:01 - 29:26 Introductions and Tidbits 29:51 - 45:39 Chronicle and The Woman in Black reviewed 46:05 - 1:05:04 Changing up filmmaking style discussed 1:05:04 - 1:09:32 Dessert! 00:00-00:45 Lightning Round 1:01 - 29:26 Introductions and Tidbits 29:51 - 45:39 Chronicle and The Woman in Black reviewed 46:05 - 1:05:04 Changing up filmmaking style discussed 1:05:04 - 1:09:32 Dessert! Operation Kino, Chronicle, The Woman IN Black, Movie Review 01:09:32 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_48.mp yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_48.mphttp://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_48.mp http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/C-eVHdzTSyk/OperationKino_47.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_47.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, it's something of a miracle that we exist at all. The episode is taking a different format this week, with just two segments-- first up is our review of The Grey, and then Patches and Katey join special guest Eric D. Snider for an update from the Sundance Film Festival, about the films we've seen and which ones we expect to come to a theater near you. If you're looking for David, don't worry-- he pops up in the lightning round at the beginning of the show, which is inspired by all the TV stars in One for the Money. We don't end with dessert this week because, well, we're just gonna blame Sundance madness. And we'll be back to normal next week, so enjoy this switcher while it lasts! This week on Operation Kino, it's something of a miracle that we exist at all. The episode is taking a different format this week, with just two segments-- first up is our review of The Grey, and then Patches and Katey join special guest Eric D. Snider for an update from the Sundance Film Festival, about the films we've seen and which ones we expect to come to a theater near you. If you're looking for David, don't worry-- he pops up in the lightning round at the beginning of the show, which is inspired by all the TV stars in One for the Money. We don't end with dessert this week because, well, we're just gonna blame Sundance madness. And we'll be back to normal next week, so enjoy this switcher while it lasts! Fri, 27 Jan 2012 08:50:47 GMT 00:00-01:10 Lightning Round 01:25 - 18:18 The Grey reviewed 18:38- 44:08 Sundance Film Festival Dispatch 00:00-01:10 Lightning Round 01:25 - 18:18 The Grey reviewed 18:38- 44:08 Sundance Film Festival Dispatch Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, The Grey, Sundance Film Festival 00:44:08 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_47.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_47.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_47.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/j0X948uZNzs/OperationKino_46.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_46.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, it's finally time for women to take over the world. No, Katey isn't killing off the rest of her podcast crew, but we are reviewing Haywire, the new Steven Soderbergh thriller starring ass-kicking MMA fighter Gina Carano. After that we finally dig into a movie we've been dying to talk about for weeks, as we have a spoiler-filled and fairly contentious conversation about Ben Wheatley's mysterious thriller Kill List. We warn you about this in the show, but we can't emphasize enough how important it is to see the film before listening to our conversation. Before any of that, though, we have a lightning round devoted to directors we want to retire, then tidbits, in which David defends the legacy of Shakespeare in Love against Saving Private Ryan, Patches is reading the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: 1969 comic, Da7e is looking for reasons to keep watching Pan Am, and Katey has a few words in defense of Red Tails. We end, as always, with your lightning round This week on Operation Kino, it's finally time for women to take over the world. No, Katey isn't killing off the rest of her podcast crew, but we are reviewing Haywire, the new Steven Soderbergh thriller starring ass-kicking MMA fighter Gina Carano. After that we finally dig into a movie we've been dying to talk about for weeks, as we have a spoiler-filled and fairly contentious conversation about Ben Wheatley's mysterious thriller Kill List. We warn you about this in the show, but we can't emphasize enough how important it is to see the film before listening to our conversation. Before any of that, though, we have a lightning round devoted to directors we want to retire, then tidbits, in which David defends the legacy of Shakespeare in Love against Saving Private Ryan, Patches is reading the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: 1969 comic, Da7e is looking for reasons to keep watching Pan Am, and Katey has a few words in defense of Red Tails. We end, as always, with your lightning round Fri, 20 Jan 2012 10:04:10 GMT 00:00-01:03 Lightning Round 01:19- 25:33 Introductions and Tidbits 26:10- 42:05 Haywire reviewed 42:19 -1:08:25 Kill List discussed with spoilers 1:08:26 - 01:14:06 Dessert! 00:00-01:03 Lightning Round 01:19- 25:33 Introductions and Tidbits 26:10- 42:05 Haywire reviewed 42:19 -1:08:25 Kill List discussed with spoilers 1:08:26 - 01:14:06 Dessert! Operation Kino, Haywire, Kill List, Cinema Blend 01:14:06 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_46.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_46.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_46.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/Te7Q41g_FGY/OperationKino_45.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_45.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino we've swapped in David Ehrlich for special guest Mike Ryan, who joins us to review the latest Marky Mark effort Contraband. From there we move on to a topic dear to Mike's heart, Star Wars, specifically the upcoming 3D re-release of The Phantom Menace and whether we should be nicer about that movie. But first there's a lightning round dedicated to outwardly mismatched onscreen couples, and then we move on to tidbits, where Da7e for some reason is watching Spartacus: Blood and Sand, Mike recounts his experience seeing The Devil Inside, Patches is not a big fan of Portlandia, and Katey wants you to understand that Joyful Noise really isn't that bad. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino we've swapped in David Ehrlich for special guest Mike Ryan, who joins us to review the latest Marky Mark effort Contraband. From there we move on to a topic dear to Mike's heart, Star Wars, specifically the upcoming 3D re-release of The Phantom Menace and whether we should be nicer about that movie. But first there's a lightning round dedicated to outwardly mismatched onscreen couples, and then we move on to tidbits, where Da7e for some reason is watching Spartacus: Blood and Sand, Mike recounts his experience seeing The Devil Inside, Patches is not a big fan of Portlandia, and Katey wants you to understand that Joyful Noise really isn't that bad. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 13 Jan 2012 07:54:21 GMT 00:00-00:49 Lightning Round 01:05- 29:39 Introductions and Tidbits 29:14- 42:46 Contraband reviewed 43:20 -1:00:21 The Phantom Menace discussed 1:00:21 - 01:05:03 Dessert! 00:00-00:49 Lightning Round 01:05- 29:39 Introductions and Tidbits 29:14- 42:46 Contraband reviewed 43:20 -1:00:21 The Phantom Menace discussed 1:00:21 - 01:05:03 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Op Kino, Contraband 01:05:03 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_45.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_45.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_45.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/qkCkr-7HTTk/OperationKino_44.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_44.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we had no desire or ability to review The Devil Inside, so we've given the bulk of the show over to a segment we're calling Patches Matches. OK, it's really just a trivia game cooked up by Matt Patches, but what good is a trivia game if it doesn't have a cutesy name? Before that, though, we kick things off with a lightning round dedicated to possibly overlooked 2012 movies, then move in to tidbits, where Da7e is really excited about BBC's Sherlock, David has some big theories about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Patches raves about Lee Chang-dong's movie Poetry, and Katey wonders if it's a sin to only watch a little bit of a movie you've never seen before when it comes on TV. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, we had no desire or ability to review The Devil Inside, so we've given the bulk of the show over to a segment we're calling Patches Matches. OK, it's really just a trivia game cooked up by Matt Patches, but what good is a trivia game if it doesn't have a cutesy name? Before that, though, we kick things off with a lightning round dedicated to possibly overlooked 2012 movies, then move in to tidbits, where Da7e is really excited about BBC's Sherlock, David has some big theories about Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Patches raves about Lee Chang-dong's movie Poetry, and Katey wonders if it's a sin to only watch a little bit of a movie you've never seen before when it comes on TV. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Sat, 07 Jan 2012 14:44:35 GMT 00:00 - 01:01 Lightning Round 1:15 - 27:36 Tidbits 28:18 - 57:20 Trivia Round, a.k.a. Patches Matches 57:20 - 1:03:41 Dessert! 00:00 - 01:01 Lightning Round 1:15 - 27:36 Tidbits 28:18 - 57:20 Trivia Round, a.k.a. Patches Matches 57:20 - 1:03:41 Dessert! Operation Kino, Op Kino, Cinema Blend 01:03:41 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_44.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_44.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_44.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/WnoRafrKRfU/OperationKino_43.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_43.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, it's time to kick 2011 to the curb with what's now our second-ever Top Ten podcast. All four of us have come prepared with our personal top 10 lists, and with Da7e bravely moderating, we go through all of our picks from 10 down to 1, pausing to praise, argue over and sometimes openly scoff at them. Listen in as we revisit some of our biggest arguments of the previous year of podcasts, pick on David for choosing films that don't technically open until 2012, and all choose one-- just one!-- film that makes all four of our lists. This week on Operation Kino, it's time to kick 2011 to the curb with what's now our second-ever Top Ten podcast. All four of us have come prepared with our personal top 10 lists, and with Da7e bravely moderating, we go through all of our picks from 10 down to 1, pausing to praise, argue over and sometimes openly scoff at them. Listen in as we revisit some of our biggest arguments of the previous year of podcasts, pick on David for choosing films that don't technically open until 2012, and all choose one-- just one!-- film that makes all four of our lists. Thu, 29 Dec 2011 13:25:48 GMT 01:40 - 12:04 #10 12:04 - 20:56 #9 20:56 - 31:27 #8 31:27 - 43:06 #7 43:06 - 58:51 #6 58:51 - 1:08:57 #5 1:08:57 - 1:17:23 #4 1:17:23 - 1:28:56 #3 1:28:56 - 1:37:46 #2 1:37:46 - 1:51:27 #1 1:51:27 - 1:55:25 Recap and Farewell 01:40 - 12:04 #10 12:04 - 20:56 #9 20:56 - 31:27 #8 31:27 - 43:06 #7 43:06 - 58:51 #6 58:51 - 1:08:57 #5 1:08:57 - 1:17:23 #4 1:17:23 - 1:28:56 #3 1:28:56 - 1:37:46 #2 1:37:46 - 1:51:27 #1 1:51:27 - 1:55:25 Recap and Farewell Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Top 10 01:55:25 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_43.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_43.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_43.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/fT9hRg1Eboo/OperationKino_42.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_42.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino we're taking aim at men who hate women with our review of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which believe it or not, has the podcast crew sharply divided. From there we move on to segment 3 dedicated to the week of crazy trailers we've had, and whether all the trailer hype takes away from the enjoyment of the movies to come. First, though, we start with a lightning round dedicated to war movies, then move on to tidbits, where Da7e is thinking about the online phenomenon known as Film Critic Hulk, David is excited about he HBO sports series 24/7, Patches catches up with the indie Myth of the American Sleepover, and Katey has a thing or two to say about stupid prizes handed out by a certain critic's group. This week on Operation Kino we're taking aim at men who hate women with our review of The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, which believe it or not, has the podcast crew sharply divided. From there we move on to segment 3 dedicated to the week of crazy trailers we've had, and whether all the trailer hype takes away from the enjoyment of the movies to come. First, though, we start with a lightning round dedicated to war movies, then move on to tidbits, where Da7e is thinking about the online phenomenon known as Film Critic Hulk, David is excited about he HBO sports series 24/7, Patches catches up with the indie Myth of the American Sleepover, and Katey has a thing or two to say about stupid prizes handed out by a certain critic's group. Fri, 23 Dec 2011 14:18:47 GMT 00:00-00:44 Lightning Round 01:00- 27:10 Introductions and Tidbits 27:49- 48:50 The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo reviewed 49:19 -1:07:23 2012 movie trailers discussed 1:07:23 - 01:13:09 Dessert! 00:00-00:44 Lightning Round 01:00- 27:10 Introductions and Tidbits 27:49- 48:50 The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo reviewed 49:19 -1:07:23 2012 movie trailers discussed 1:07:23 - 01:13:09 Dessert! Operation Kino, The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo, CInema Blend 01:13:09 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_42.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_42.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_42.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/26wE6DSH1zA/OperationKino_41.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_41.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino we're reviewing two of the year's very best action movies, as we tackle both Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol and The Adventures of Tintin. As a result there's no segment three, but we still kick things off with a lightning round dedicated to Chipwrecked's Jason Lee and all the paycheck-seeking actors we also wish would get it together. From there we move on to tidbits, where Da7e is questioning the whole system of putting together top 10 lists, David isn't so sure about the technique of switching between 35 mm and IMAX film in a movie like Mission: Impossible, Patches digs into the theory of the Spielberg Face, and Katey really wants to talk about We Need To Talk About Kevin. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino we're reviewing two of the year's very best action movies, as we tackle both Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol and The Adventures of Tintin. As a result there's no segment three, but we still kick things off with a lightning round dedicated to Chipwrecked's Jason Lee and all the paycheck-seeking actors we also wish would get it together. From there we move on to tidbits, where Da7e is questioning the whole system of putting together top 10 lists, David isn't so sure about the technique of switching between 35 mm and IMAX film in a movie like Mission: Impossible, Patches digs into the theory of the Spielberg Face, and Katey really wants to talk about We Need To Talk About Kevin. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 16 Dec 2011 10:56:23 GMT 00:00-00:50 Lightning Round 01:05- 30:12 Introductions and Tidbits 30:26- 39:50 Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol reviewed 39:50 -53:45 The Adventures of Tintin reviewed 53:45 - 01:02:48 Dessert! 00:00-00:50 Lightning Round 01:05- 30:12 Introductions and Tidbits 30:26- 39:50 Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol reviewed 39:50 -53:45 The Adventures of Tintin reviewed 53:45 - 01:02:48 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, The Adventures of Tintin 01:02:48 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_41.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_41.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_41.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/N_OOPxb5bME/OperationKino_40.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_40.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we're pulling out our mix tapes and slinking back to our parents' houses as we review the new Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody collaboration, Young Adult. From there we tackle the other big release of the weekend, The Sitter, but talk mostly about its director David Gordon Green as we try to figure out the path his career has taken. Before any of that, though, we've got a lightning round devoted to the worst movies with the best casts, and then for tidbits Da7e is sick of hearing lies about the Star Trek sequel's plot, David is totally sick of Ashton Kutcher, Patches talks about the New York Times documentary Page One, and Katey finally catches up with Rango. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert This week on Operation Kino, we're pulling out our mix tapes and slinking back to our parents' houses as we review the new Jason Reitman and Diablo Cody collaboration, Young Adult. From there we tackle the other big release of the weekend, The Sitter, but talk mostly about its director David Gordon Green as we try to figure out the path his career has taken. Before any of that, though, we've got a lightning round devoted to the worst movies with the best casts, and then for tidbits Da7e is sick of hearing lies about the Star Trek sequel's plot, David is totally sick of Ashton Kutcher, Patches talks about the New York Times documentary Page One, and Katey finally catches up with Rango. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert Fri, 09 Dec 2011 14:37:06 GMT 00:00-00:55 Lightning Round 01:14- 26:56 Introductions and Tidbits 27:15 - 49:02 Young Adult reviewed 49:21 -01:06:09 David Gordon Green's strange career discussed 01:06:09 - 01:10:45 Dessert! 00:00-00:55 Lightning Round 01:14- 26:56 Introductions and Tidbits 27:15 - 49:02 Young Adult reviewed 49:21 -01:06:09 David Gordon Green's strange career discussed 01:06:09 - 01:10:45 Dessert! Operation Kino, Young Adult, Cinema Blend 01:10:45 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_40.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_40.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_40.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/Pv7X7_5OghI/OperationKino_39.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_39.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino we're struck silent in awe of the almighty Fassbender penis. That's right, it's time to review Shame, the latest collaboration between Michael Fassbender and director Steve McQueen. From there we go into a discussion of the movie's NC-17 rating, and whether it's possible or even necessary to erase the stigma around NC-17. But first we've got a lightning round dedicated to, yes, the Fassbender penis, and then tidbits, in which Da7e admires the insanity of American Horror Story, David is looking over some of the better film scores of the year, Patches wants you to all listen to radio once in a while, and Katey has a few words about the sudden critical acclaim for The Artist. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino we're struck silent in awe of the almighty Fassbender penis. That's right, it's time to review Shame, the latest collaboration between Michael Fassbender and director Steve McQueen. From there we go into a discussion of the movie's NC-17 rating, and whether it's possible or even necessary to erase the stigma around NC-17. But first we've got a lightning round dedicated to, yes, the Fassbender penis, and then tidbits, in which Da7e admires the insanity of American Horror Story, David is looking over some of the better film scores of the year, Patches wants you to all listen to radio once in a while, and Katey has a few words about the sudden critical acclaim for The Artist. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 02 Dec 2011 13:28:52 GMT 00:00-01:01 Lightning Round 01:29- 26:58 Introductions and Tidbits 27:26 - 42:36 Shame reviewed 43:04 -01:00:50 NC-17 discussed 01:00:50 - 01:04:30 Dessert! 00:00-01:01 Lightning Round 01:29- 26:58 Introductions and Tidbits 27:26 - 42:36 Shame reviewed 43:04 -01:00:50 NC-17 discussed 01:00:50 - 01:04:30 Dessert! Operation Kino, CInema Blend, Shame 01:04:30 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_39.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_39.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_39.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/3Q8wxwN2LD4/OperationKino_38.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_38.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino we're getting right down to business: there are a ton of movies coming to theaters this weekend, and in particular two kid-friendly movies that are both worth your time (actually there are 3, but we didn't review Arthur Christmas this time). Absent David, who was lost in the throes of filmmaker at the time, the rest of the crew reviews The Muppets and Hugo, and lest you think it's nothing but a love-in, Katey and Patches both think The Muppets should have been better. Before that we kick things off with a Lightning Round devoted to Black Friday consumerism, then move on to tidbits, in which Da7e is amused by Herman Cain's strange embrace of pop culture, Patches doesn't want you to give him DVDs for Christmas this year, and Katey is really, really enjoying The Sing Off. We end with another lightning round for dessert. This week on Operation Kino we're getting right down to business: there are a ton of movies coming to theaters this weekend, and in particular two kid-friendly movies that are both worth your time (actually there are 3, but we didn't review Arthur Christmas this time). Absent David, who was lost in the throes of filmmaker at the time, the rest of the crew reviews The Muppets and Hugo, and lest you think it's nothing but a love-in, Katey and Patches both think The Muppets should have been better. Before that we kick things off with a Lightning Round devoted to Black Friday consumerism, then move on to tidbits, in which Da7e is amused by Herman Cain's strange embrace of pop culture, Patches doesn't want you to give him DVDs for Christmas this year, and Katey is really, really enjoying The Sing Off. We end with another lightning round for dessert. Wed, 23 Nov 2011 07:22:52 GMT 00:00-00:39 Lightning Round 01:04- 17:14 Introductions and Tidbits 17:52 - 35:14 The Muppets reviewed 35:46 - 51:06 Hugo reviewed 51:06 - 56:27 Dessert! 00:00-00:39 Lightning Round 01:04- 17:14 Introductions and Tidbits 17:52 - 35:14 The Muppets reviewed 35:46 - 51:06 Hugo reviewed 51:06 - 56:27 Dessert! Operation Kino, The Muppets, Hugo, Cinema Blend 00:56:27 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_38.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_38.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_38.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/SOV0ArX2TKM/OperationKino_37.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_37.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we're buttoning up our floral shirts and slapping on some boat shoes as we review Alexander Payne's new movie The Descendants. From there we jump into something completely different in Segment 3, talking about the recent move of several high-profile directors into animation, and what that might mean for the form. But first we have a lightning round devoted to those anthropomorphized penguins of Happy Feet 2, then move on to tidbits, where Da7e has a few encouraging words about the fate of Community, David is wowed by Tilda Swinton in We Need To Talk About Kevin, Patches revisits the glories of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and Katey wants you all to know just how crazy The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 is. This week on Operation Kino, we're buttoning up our floral shirts and slapping on some boat shoes as we review Alexander Payne's new movie The Descendants. From there we jump into something completely different in Segment 3, talking about the recent move of several high-profile directors into animation, and what that might mean for the form. But first we have a lightning round devoted to those anthropomorphized penguins of Happy Feet 2, then move on to tidbits, where Da7e has a few encouraging words about the fate of Community, David is wowed by Tilda Swinton in We Need To Talk About Kevin, Patches revisits the glories of Mystery Science Theater 3000 and Katey wants you all to know just how crazy The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn - Part 1 is. Fri, 18 Nov 2011 11:30:11 GMT 00:00-00:43 Lightning Round 01:12- 26:55 Introductions and Tidbits 27:18 - 42:43 The Descendants reviewed 43:07 - 01:02:05 The future of animation discussed 01:02:05 - 1:07:01 Dessert! 00:00-00:43 Lightning Round 01:12- 26:55 Introductions and Tidbits 27:18 - 42:43 The Descendants reviewed 43:07 - 01:02:05 The future of animation discussed 01:02:05 - 1:07:01 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, The Descendants 01:07:01 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_37.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_37.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_37.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/w-l01uWff20/OperationKino_36.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_36.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we're writing down secret files about everyone who downloads this podcast, as we review the new Clint Eastwood directed biopic J. Edgar. After that we talk about a problem that Eastwood himself never has-- movie budgets, why they're so ridiculously gigantic, and what Hollywood can do to stop spending so much damn money for no reason. But first we start with a lightning round devoted to shirtless men like the ones in Immortals, then move on to tidbits, where Da7e wonders about the viability of LARPing movies like The Wild Hunt, David is incensed about plans for the new James Bond movie Skyfall, Patches recounts seeing Lawrence of Arabia in 70 mm, and Katey is a changed moviegoer thanks to watching the first season of The Wire. This week on Operation Kino, we're writing down secret files about everyone who downloads this podcast, as we review the new Clint Eastwood directed biopic J. Edgar. After that we talk about a problem that Eastwood himself never has-- movie budgets, why they're so ridiculously gigantic, and what Hollywood can do to stop spending so much damn money for no reason. But first we start with a lightning round devoted to shirtless men like the ones in Immortals, then move on to tidbits, where Da7e wonders about the viability of LARPing movies like The Wild Hunt, David is incensed about plans for the new James Bond movie Skyfall, Patches recounts seeing Lawrence of Arabia in 70 mm, and Katey is a changed moviegoer thanks to watching the first season of The Wire. Fri, 11 Nov 2011 06:03:52 GMT 00:00-00:51 Lightning Round 01:19- 23:53 Introductions and Tidbits 24:23 - 41:44 J. Edgar reviewed 42:09 - 59:39 Movie budgets discussed 59:39 - 1:03:43 Dessert! 00:00-00:51 Lightning Round 01:19- 23:53 Introductions and Tidbits 24:23 - 41:44 J. Edgar reviewed 42:09 - 59:39 Movie budgets discussed 59:39 - 1:03:43 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, J. Edgar 01:03:43 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_36.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_36.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_36.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/iDA4A-z-A74/OperationKino_35.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_35.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, there's a car made of solid gold at the top of the skyscraper and we're the only people who can get to it, as we review Tower Heist. After that we get into a conversation about piracy, and whether or not movies like Tower Heist actually subversively promote it-- well, that's Da7e's theory at least. But first we start with a lightning round inspired by our favorite dope fiends Harold & Kumar, then move on to tidbits, where Da7e mourns the death of the movie camera, David wants you to see the play Sleep No More, Patches heartily recommends the book The Marriage Plot, and Katey wants Mindy Kaling to be her big sister. We end, as always, with dessert. This week on Operation Kino, there's a car made of solid gold at the top of the skyscraper and we're the only people who can get to it, as we review Tower Heist. After that we get into a conversation about piracy, and whether or not movies like Tower Heist actually subversively promote it-- well, that's Da7e's theory at least. But first we start with a lightning round inspired by our favorite dope fiends Harold & Kumar, then move on to tidbits, where Da7e mourns the death of the movie camera, David wants you to see the play Sleep No More, Patches heartily recommends the book The Marriage Plot, and Katey wants Mindy Kaling to be her big sister. We end, as always, with dessert. Fri, 04 Nov 2011 11:06:03 GMT 00:00-00:47 Lightning Round 01:05- 29:55 Introductions and Tidbits 30:34 - 47:12 Tower Heist reviewed 47:41 - 01:09:30 Halloween and scary movies discussed 01:09:30 - 1:12:49 Dessert! 00:00-00:47 Lightning Round 01:05- 29:55 Introductions and Tidbits 30:34 - 47:12 Tower Heist reviewed 47:41 - 01:09:30 Halloween and scary movies discussed 01:09:30 - 1:12:49 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Tower Heist 01:12:49 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_35.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_35.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_35.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/RADeBwWFQDU/OperationKino_34.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_34.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we don't have enough time to pay the bus fare, so we're sticking around to review the new Andrew Niccol thriller In Time, then moving on to a segment three discussion of Halloween and the kinds of movies we find scary. Before that, though, we kick things off with a lightning round devoted to Shakespeare adaptations (or were they written by Shakespeare at all? who knows!), then move on to tidbits, where Da7e is worried about the old Muppeteers being unhappy with the new version of The Muppets, David wants you all to see The Rum Diary, Patches has a few words to say about the new indie Natural Selection, and Katey wishes anybody would watch Bored to Death, because it's great. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, we don't have enough time to pay the bus fare, so we're sticking around to review the new Andrew Niccol thriller In Time, then moving on to a segment three discussion of Halloween and the kinds of movies we find scary. Before that, though, we kick things off with a lightning round devoted to Shakespeare adaptations (or were they written by Shakespeare at all? who knows!), then move on to tidbits, where Da7e is worried about the old Muppeteers being unhappy with the new version of The Muppets, David wants you all to see The Rum Diary, Patches has a few words to say about the new indie Natural Selection, and Katey wishes anybody would watch Bored to Death, because it's great. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 28 Oct 2011 13:01:20 GMT 00:00-00:41 Lightning Round 01:08 - 26:08 Introductions and Tidbits 26:39 - 38:53 In Time reviewed 39:31 - 59:00 Halloween and scary movies discussed 59:00 - 1:05:48 Dessert! 00:00-00:41 Lightning Round 01:08 - 26:08 Introductions and Tidbits 26:39 - 38:53 In Time reviewed 39:31 - 59:00 Halloween and scary movies discussed 59:00 - 1:05:48 Dessert! Operation Kino, In Time, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey 01:05:14 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_34.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_34.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_34.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/XSA87JYzoMY/OperationKino_33.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_33.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, the movie industry has let us down severely, with pretty much nothing in wide release this week holding our interest. Instead we review a movie opening on just 4 screens this weekend, the very worthy Martha Marcy May Marlene, then dedicate segment three to our first-ever trivia game! Find out how David, Dave and Patches fare when quizzed on memorable movie quotes from this year's biggest hits. Before that, though, we've got a lightning round dedicated to on-screen revolutions, and then tidbits, in which David talks about the arty Emily Browning movie Sleeping Beauty, Katey talks in vague terms about Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Patches gives you the rundown on New York Comic Con and the wonderment that is Tom Hiddleston, and Da7e has a bone to pick with Target and their strategy of releasing the new Harry Potter documentary with the Blu-Ray. We wrap things up, as always, with your Lightning Round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, the movie industry has let us down severely, with pretty much nothing in wide release this week holding our interest. Instead we review a movie opening on just 4 screens this weekend, the very worthy Martha Marcy May Marlene, then dedicate segment three to our first-ever trivia game! Find out how David, Dave and Patches fare when quizzed on memorable movie quotes from this year's biggest hits. Before that, though, we've got a lightning round dedicated to on-screen revolutions, and then tidbits, in which David talks about the arty Emily Browning movie Sleeping Beauty, Katey talks in vague terms about Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy, Patches gives you the rundown on New York Comic Con and the wonderment that is Tom Hiddleston, and Da7e has a bone to pick with Target and their strategy of releasing the new Harry Potter documentary with the Blu-Ray. We wrap things up, as always, with your Lightning Round answers for dessert. Fri, 21 Oct 2011 12:45:43 GMT 00:00-00:46 Lightning Round 01:14 - 26:29 Introductions and Tidbits 27:14 - 42:14 Martha Marcy May Marlene reviewed 42:58 - 1:03:52 Trivia Round! 1:03:52 - 1:07:48 Dessert 00:00-00:46 Lightning Round 01:14 - 26:29 Introductions and Tidbits 27:14 - 42:14 Martha Marcy May Marlene reviewed 42:58 - 1:03:52 Trivia Round! 1:03:52 - 1:07:48 Dessert Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, Martha Marcy May Marlene 01:07:48 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_33.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_33.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_33.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/2GJPS6WOtMI/OperationKino_32.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_32.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, three of us have seen the new prequel to The Thing… but how do you know which three? How do you even know who to trust? You can find that out in our review segment, which leads into a wrap-up of the New York Film Festival, including David waxing rhapsodic about some foreign films you actually will get the chance to see at some point. Before any of that, though, there's our Lightning Round inspired by Footloose, then tidbits, in which Katey is looking forward to next spring's Titanic re-release, David is amazed by a work-in-progress screening of Martin Scorsese's Hugo, Patches has no idea why anyone would read the Game of Thrones books, and Da7e shares what he learned by doing a lot of reading over the summer. We wrap things up, as always, with your Lightning Round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, three of us have seen the new prequel to The Thing… but how do you know which three? How do you even know who to trust? You can find that out in our review segment, which leads into a wrap-up of the New York Film Festival, including David waxing rhapsodic about some foreign films you actually will get the chance to see at some point. Before any of that, though, there's our Lightning Round inspired by Footloose, then tidbits, in which Katey is looking forward to next spring's Titanic re-release, David is amazed by a work-in-progress screening of Martin Scorsese's Hugo, Patches has no idea why anyone would read the Game of Thrones books, and Da7e shares what he learned by doing a lot of reading over the summer. We wrap things up, as always, with your Lightning Round answers for dessert. Fri, 14 Oct 2011 09:12:00 GMT 00:00-01:46 Lightning Round 02:15 - 28:26 Introductions and Tidbits 28:56 - 44:01 The Thing reviewed 44:22 - 1:04:01 New York Film Festival discussed 1:04:02 - 1:08:30 Dessert 00:00-01:46 Lightning Round 02:15 - 28:26 Introductions and Tidbits 28:56 - 44:01 The Thing reviewed 44:22 - 1:04:01 New York Film Festival discussed 1:04:02 - 1:08:30 Dessert Operation Kino, Kino Katey, The Thing, Cinema Blend 01:08:30 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_32.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_32.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_32.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/LUk0_KBplMo/OperationKino_31.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_31.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, David is off avenging the death of his father, or chasing down the dog who ate his homework, or something-- whatever he's up to, he's not on the podcast. Lucky for us we found an excellent replacement, drafting the Slashfilmcast's Devindra Hardawar to help us review Real Steel, and in segment three talk about political movies, as inspired by The Ides of March. Before that, though, we've got a lightning round (very) loosely inspired by The Human Centipede 2, then tidbits, in which Da7e runs down what's happening in comics, Katey is very excited about having just seen The Fly, Devindra really likes what he seems from the new Showtime series Homeland, and Patches learns a few things from writing recaps of Two and a Half Men. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, David is off avenging the death of his father, or chasing down the dog who ate his homework, or something-- whatever he's up to, he's not on the podcast. Lucky for us we found an excellent replacement, drafting the Slashfilmcast's Devindra Hardawar to help us review Real Steel, and in segment three talk about political movies, as inspired by The Ides of March. Before that, though, we've got a lightning round (very) loosely inspired by The Human Centipede 2, then tidbits, in which Da7e runs down what's happening in comics, Katey is very excited about having just seen The Fly, Devindra really likes what he seems from the new Showtime series Homeland, and Patches learns a few things from writing recaps of Two and a Half Men. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Thu, 06 Oct 2011 18:47:04 GMT 00:00-00:46 Lightning Round 01:14 - 27:12 Introductions and Tidbits 27:28 - 47:36 Real Steel reviewed 48:03 - 1:04:10 Political movies discussed 1:04:10 - 1:14:50 Dessert 00:00-00:46 Lightning Round 01:14 - 27:12 Introductions and Tidbits 27:28 - 47:36 Real Steel reviewed 48:03 - 1:04:10 Political movies discussed 1:04:10 - 1:14:50 Dessert Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Real Steel, Kino Katey 01:14:50 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_31.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_31.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_31.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/oaQocF3TqgE/OperationKino_30.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_30.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, it's the throwdown you've all been waiting for, as Katey and David stake out opposite sides of the debate to review 50/50, with Patches nervously occupying the middle ground between them. OK, so it's not exactly the kind of battle royale we had back in the days of X-Men: First Class and Transformers, but it's a lively conversation that leads us into our Segment Three, talking about the value of physically owning movies, and whether David's massive collection of Criterion DVDs is impressive or just a compulsion. We start, though, with a Lightning Round dedicated to cinematic phone calls, and then we move into tidbits, where Da7e runs down what's happening in fall TV, Katey wants to make sure you know about the new indie Take Shelter, David floats a possible new theory about the sinking of the Titanic, and Patches tries to recover from having just seen Kenneth Lonergan's Margaret. This week on Operation Kino, it's the throwdown you've all been waiting for, as Katey and David stake out opposite sides of the debate to review 50/50, with Patches nervously occupying the middle ground between them. OK, so it's not exactly the kind of battle royale we had back in the days of X-Men: First Class and Transformers, but it's a lively conversation that leads us into our Segment Three, talking about the value of physically owning movies, and whether David's massive collection of Criterion DVDs is impressive or just a compulsion. We start, though, with a Lightning Round dedicated to cinematic phone calls, and then we move into tidbits, where Da7e runs down what's happening in fall TV, Katey wants to make sure you know about the new indie Take Shelter, David floats a possible new theory about the sinking of the Titanic, and Patches tries to recover from having just seen Kenneth Lonergan's Margaret. Fri, 30 Sep 2011 07:53:59 GMT 00:00-01:09 Lightning Round 01:36 - 27:12 Introductions and Tidbits 27:42 - 45:17 50/50 reviewed 45:46 - 1:02:31 Owning DVDs and Blu-Rays discussed 1:02:31 - 1:07:27 Dessert 00:00-01:09 Lightning Round 01:36 - 27:12 Introductions and Tidbits 27:42 - 45:17 50/50 reviewed 45:46 - 1:02:31 Owning DVDs and Blu-Rays discussed 1:02:31 - 1:07:27 Dessert Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, 50/50 01:07:27 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_30.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_30.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_30.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/F5irVIqhFSo/OperationKino_29.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_29.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we had an extremely hard time deciding whether or not to discuss the merits of the new Taylor Lautner vehicle Abduction or figure out what's up with that flash-in-the-pan Brad Pitt in Moneyball OK, just kidding-- obviously we reviewed Moneyball, even though Patches and Katey had just gotten back from a screening of Abduction and had Lautner on the brain. After Moneyball we took a look at the box office fortunes of the movie we reviewed last week, Drive, and wondered if studios have an obligation to advertise their movies as truthfully as possible. But first there's a Lightning Round dedicated to dull-as-dishwater action stars like Lautner, and then tidbits, in which Da7e plugs the indie film Archie's Final Project, David is surviving the New York Film Festival, Patches gives us a postmortem on Abduction and Katey talks about saving Africa through the power of being white in Machine Gun Preacher. We end, as always, with your Lightning Round answers for desse This week on Operation Kino, we had an extremely hard time deciding whether or not to discuss the merits of the new Taylor Lautner vehicle Abduction or figure out what's up with that flash-in-the-pan Brad Pitt in Moneyball OK, just kidding-- obviously we reviewed Moneyball, even though Patches and Katey had just gotten back from a screening of Abduction and had Lautner on the brain. After Moneyball we took a look at the box office fortunes of the movie we reviewed last week, Drive, and wondered if studios have an obligation to advertise their movies as truthfully as possible. But first there's a Lightning Round dedicated to dull-as-dishwater action stars like Lautner, and then tidbits, in which Da7e plugs the indie film Archie's Final Project, David is surviving the New York Film Festival, Patches gives us a postmortem on Abduction and Katey talks about saving Africa through the power of being white in Machine Gun Preacher. We end, as always, with your Lightning Round answers for desse Fri, 23 Sep 2011 08:58:52 GMT 00:00-02:28 Lightning Round (extra rambling edition) 02:55 - 27:44 Introductions and Tidbits 28:15 - 48:39 Moneyball reviewed 49:12 - 1:06:50 Drive's low CinemaScore and audience expectations discussed 1:06:50 - 1:12:31 Dessert 00:00-02:28 Lightning Round (extra rambling edition) 02:55 - 27:44 Introductions and Tidbits 28:15 - 48:39 Moneyball reviewed 49:12 - 1:06:50 Drive's low CinemaScore and audience expectations discussed 1:06:50 - 1:12:31 Dessert Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Moneyball 01:12:31 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_29.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_29.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_29.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/NISQ51omixM/OperationKino_28.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_28.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, the charisma of Ryan Gosling is so powerful that we were forced to surrender one member and bring in just three of us to review Drive. OK, in fact Da7e hadn't seen Drive and couldn't make the recording, but Patches, David and Katey managed to soldier on without him somehow. After our Drive review we caught up on the Toronto Film Festival, where Katey had been for the past week, and wondered why a festival with 300 movies seems to only get conversation about 25 of them. But first, we kicked things off with a lightning round devoted to animated Disney musicals, and then went into tidbits, in which David gets a good laugh out of the end of Entourage, Patches wonders why his Straw Dogs audience didn't get the point, and Katey wants you to remember how awesome the cast of Contagion really is. This week on Operation Kino, the charisma of Ryan Gosling is so powerful that we were forced to surrender one member and bring in just three of us to review Drive. OK, in fact Da7e hadn't seen Drive and couldn't make the recording, but Patches, David and Katey managed to soldier on without him somehow. After our Drive review we caught up on the Toronto Film Festival, where Katey had been for the past week, and wondered why a festival with 300 movies seems to only get conversation about 25 of them. But first, we kicked things off with a lightning round devoted to animated Disney musicals, and then went into tidbits, in which David gets a good laugh out of the end of Entourage, Patches wonders why his Straw Dogs audience didn't get the point, and Katey wants you to remember how awesome the cast of Contagion really is. Fri, 16 Sep 2011 07:28:14 GMT 00:00-00:35 Lightning Round 01:04 - 21:28 Introductions and Tidbits 21:58 - 39:22 Drive reviewed 39:38 - 59:43 The Toronto Film Festival discussed 59:43 - 1:04:02 Dessert 00:00-00:35 Lightning Round 01:04 - 21:28 Introductions and Tidbits 21:58 - 39:22 Drive reviewed 39:38 - 59:43 The Toronto Film Festival discussed 59:43 - 1:04:02 Dessert Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Drive 01:04:02 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_28.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_28.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_28.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/IY2qdVDxPoQ/OperationKino_27.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_27.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we're coming to you live! Well, we were if you attended our live show last Monday, where we got to be part of the inaugural year of the New York Hell's Kitchen Film Festival and bring the usual Operation Kino hijinks and slight disorganization to a live audience. Lucky for you, if you weren't there, we recorded the whole thing for this week's podcast, and you can listen below. We've changed up the format slightly for the sake of the live audience, but kick things off as usual with a Lightning Round dedicated to film festivals, then tidbits that are focused around a single theme: what we've learned at the movies this year, and what we're looking forward to this fall. Then, instead of the usual review and Segment 3, we bring in the audience for something called Film Court, which allows us to debate the relative merits of Steven Spielberg and Christopher Nolan, plus throwing down about whether or not we still need movie theaters. We end with the audience's li This week on Operation Kino, we're coming to you live! Well, we were if you attended our live show last Monday, where we got to be part of the inaugural year of the New York Hell's Kitchen Film Festival and bring the usual Operation Kino hijinks and slight disorganization to a live audience. Lucky for you, if you weren't there, we recorded the whole thing for this week's podcast, and you can listen below. We've changed up the format slightly for the sake of the live audience, but kick things off as usual with a Lightning Round dedicated to film festivals, then tidbits that are focused around a single theme: what we've learned at the movies this year, and what we're looking forward to this fall. Then, instead of the usual review and Segment 3, we bring in the audience for something called Film Court, which allows us to debate the relative merits of Steven Spielberg and Christopher Nolan, plus throwing down about whether or not we still need movie theaters. We end with the audience's li Fri, 09 Sep 2011 06:42:56 GMT 00:00-01:53 Lightning Round 02:25 - 25:10 Introductions and Tidbits 25:45 - 1:01:08 Film Court: Christopher Nolan vs. Steven Spielberg, and do we still need movie theaters? 1:01:08 - 01:08:56 Dessert! 00:00-01:53 Lightning Round 02:25 - 25:10 Introductions and Tidbits 25:45 - 1:01:08 Film Court: Christopher Nolan vs. Steven Spielberg, and do we still need movie theaters? 1:01:08 - 01:08:56 Dessert! Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, New York Hell's Kitchen Film Festival 01:08:56 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_27.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_27.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_27.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/9LD0YEO9zhw/OperationKino_26.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_26.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we've got too much movie reviewing energy for one movie to handle, so we took on two: The Debt, the new Nazi-hunter spy movie, and Warrior, the upcoming mixed martial arts drama. We follow that with a Segment Three about our own movie-watching habits when we're at home, and wondering if the ease of using services like Netflix Watch Instantly or Hulu Plus means we don't watch as many new, out-there movies as we used to. First, though, there's a lightning round in which we join Hollywood in their revisionist history, then tidbits in which David shares what he's learned after two days of film school, Patches defends George Lucas (I know!), Katey shares what she learned watching the VMAs via Twitter, and Da7e wants Showtime to pick up some of that AMC and HBO buzz with their Under the Dome series. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, we've got too much movie reviewing energy for one movie to handle, so we took on two: The Debt, the new Nazi-hunter spy movie, and Warrior, the upcoming mixed martial arts drama. We follow that with a Segment Three about our own movie-watching habits when we're at home, and wondering if the ease of using services like Netflix Watch Instantly or Hulu Plus means we don't watch as many new, out-there movies as we used to. First, though, there's a lightning round in which we join Hollywood in their revisionist history, then tidbits in which David shares what he's learned after two days of film school, Patches defends George Lucas (I know!), Katey shares what she learned watching the VMAs via Twitter, and Da7e wants Showtime to pick up some of that AMC and HBO buzz with their Under the Dome series. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 02 Sep 2011 12:19:01 GMT 00:00-01:04 Lightning Round 01:30 - 25:10 Introductions and Tidbits 25:31 - 48:33 The Debt and Warrior review 49:06 - 01:06:50 Home movie viewing habits discussed 00:00-01:04 Lightning Round 01:30 - 25:10 Introductions and Tidbits 25:31 - 48:33 The Debt and Warrior review 49:06 - 01:06:50 Home movie viewing habits discussed Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, The Debt, Warrior 01:12:07 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_26.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_26.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_26.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/O0ImcFyWP6c/OperationKino_25.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_25.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, we're doing things a little differently. It's been 25 episodes since we first started keeping official count, and we decided to take this little anniversary as an opportunity to change up our format and tell you not just what we think of this week's crop of new releases, but how we think about movies in general. All four of us came prepared with one movie that we don't just love, but that we think explains something about the way we look at movies. We're calling this format the "Quarter Quell," which will sound familiar if you've read The Hunger Games- don't worry, our version is far less violent. David starts things off with Paul Schrader's Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, which he fits in with the idea of film presenting "ecstatic truth"; Patches adores Groundhog Day not just because it's funny and well-made, but because it's a movie he can show anyone; Da7e watches Fight Club as an example of how characters can develop even in a really non-traditional n This week on Operation Kino, we're doing things a little differently. It's been 25 episodes since we first started keeping official count, and we decided to take this little anniversary as an opportunity to change up our format and tell you not just what we think of this week's crop of new releases, but how we think about movies in general. All four of us came prepared with one movie that we don't just love, but that we think explains something about the way we look at movies. We're calling this format the "Quarter Quell," which will sound familiar if you've read The Hunger Games- don't worry, our version is far less violent. David starts things off with Paul Schrader's Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters, which he fits in with the idea of film presenting "ecstatic truth"; Patches adores Groundhog Day not just because it's funny and well-made, but because it's a movie he can show anyone; Da7e watches Fight Club as an example of how characters can develop even in a really non-traditional n Fri, 26 Aug 2011 07:42:31 GMT 00:00-01:08 Lightning Round 01:24-4:46 Introductions 5:17-18:10 David: Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters 18:44-30:06 Patches: Groundhog Day 30:40-42:51 Da7e: Fight Club 43:18-55:06 Katey: The Apartment 55:06-1:00:00 Dessert 00:00-01:08 Lightning Round 01:24-4:46 Introductions 5:17-18:10 David: Mishima: A Life in Four Chapters 18:44-30:06 Patches: Groundhog Day 30:40-42:51 Da7e: Fight Club 43:18-55:06 Katey: The Apartment 55:06-1:00:00 Dessert Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey 01:00:00 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_25.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_25.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_25.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/7KFjdZWGoXs/RoadWarrior.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/RoadWarrior.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) The latest installment of the ongoing series in which I watch a movie I've never seen and talk about it with someone who loves it. This week I sit down with Max Evry, movie writer about town, to talk about a movie he wanted me to watch so badly that he gave me the DVD for my birthday: The Road Warrior. The latest installment of the ongoing series in which I watch a movie I've never seen and talk about it with someone who loves it. This week I sit down with Max Evry, movie writer about town, to talk about a movie he wanted me to watch so badly that he gave me the DVD for my birthday: The Road Warrior. Wed, 24 Aug 2011 04:30:15 GMT The latest installment of the ongoing series in which I watch a movie I've never seen and talk about it with someone who loves it. This week I sit down with Max Evry, movie writer about town, to talk about a movie he wanted me to watch so badly that he ga The latest installment of the ongoing series in which I watch a movie I've never seen and talk about it with someone who loves it. This week I sit down with Max Evry, movie writer about town, to talk about a movie he wanted me to watch so badly that he ga Kino Katey, Virgin Territory, The Road Warrior 00:14:18 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/RoadWarrior.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/RoadWarrior.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/RoadWarrior.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/R7_IILt087Q/OperationKino_24.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_24.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, our reviews are bit of a mishmash, as Katey and David hash out their feelings for One Day for a bit, and Katey strikes out on her own to tell you what she thought of Fright Night (Patches and Da7e sat out this movie week-- on some level we can't blame them). We follow that with a Segment Three devoted to the way Hollywood is strip-mining the 80s for movie remakes, and pick out a few 80s titles we think absolutely cannot possibly be remade, period. First, though, there's a lightning round inspired by the swordplay of Conan the Barbarian, then tidbits in which David talks about having his short film "Proposals" in the New York Hell's Kitchen Film Festival, Patches is severely disappointed by the Off-Broadway revival of Rent, Katey reports from Lebowski Fest and Da7e wonders if the doomed Johnny Depp Lone Ranger movie might work after all. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, our reviews are bit of a mishmash, as Katey and David hash out their feelings for One Day for a bit, and Katey strikes out on her own to tell you what she thought of Fright Night (Patches and Da7e sat out this movie week-- on some level we can't blame them). We follow that with a Segment Three devoted to the way Hollywood is strip-mining the 80s for movie remakes, and pick out a few 80s titles we think absolutely cannot possibly be remade, period. First, though, there's a lightning round inspired by the swordplay of Conan the Barbarian, then tidbits in which David talks about having his short film "Proposals" in the New York Hell's Kitchen Film Festival, Patches is severely disappointed by the Off-Broadway revival of Rent, Katey reports from Lebowski Fest and Da7e wonders if the doomed Johnny Depp Lone Ranger movie might work after all. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 19 Aug 2011 08:06:45 GMT 00:00-00:54 Lightning Round 01:10 - 32:05 Introductions and Tidbits 32:25 - 50:35 One Day and Fright Night review 50:53 - 01:13:00 80s remakes discussed 01:13:00 - 1:17:31 Dessert! 00:00-00:54 Lightning Round 01:10 - 32:05 Introductions and Tidbits 32:25 - 50:35 One Day and Fright Night review 50:53 - 01:13:00 80s remakes discussed 01:13:00 - 1:17:31 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, One Day, Fright Night 01:17:31 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_24.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_24.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_24.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/6ul6c-DZVXw/OperationKino_23.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_23.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, all four members of the usual crew are back together to hold hands and weep quietly into our handkerchiefs, as we review The Help. From there we've got a Segment Three inspired by the weekend's other big release, 30 Minutes or Less, in which we talk about movies based on true stories, whether there's ever such a thing as "too soon," and how far David would go to have Werner Herzog make a movie about his tragic death. Before any of that, though, we've got a lightning round dedicated to awesome movie deaths, and tidbits in which Dave doesn't think the Dark Knight Rises set photos are spoilers, David wonders how on earth a movie like Our Idiot Brother qualified as a Sundance success, Patches wants your dating advice and Katey shares the harrowing tale of how she survived Glee 3D. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, all four members of the usual crew are back together to hold hands and weep quietly into our handkerchiefs, as we review The Help. From there we've got a Segment Three inspired by the weekend's other big release, 30 Minutes or Less, in which we talk about movies based on true stories, whether there's ever such a thing as "too soon," and how far David would go to have Werner Herzog make a movie about his tragic death. Before any of that, though, we've got a lightning round dedicated to awesome movie deaths, and tidbits in which Dave doesn't think the Dark Knight Rises set photos are spoilers, David wonders how on earth a movie like Our Idiot Brother qualified as a Sundance success, Patches wants your dating advice and Katey shares the harrowing tale of how she survived Glee 3D. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 12 Aug 2011 12:56:12 GMT 00:00-00:52 Lightning Round 01:15 - 27:09 Introductions and Tidbits 27:25 - 46:12 The Help review 46:40 - 01:03:52 Movies Based on a True Story Discussed 01:03:52 - 1:08:17 Dessert 00:00-00:52 Lightning Round 01:15 - 27:09 Introductions and Tidbits 27:25 - 46:12 The Help review 46:40 - 01:03:52 Movies Based on a True Story Discussed 01:03:52 - 1:08:17 Dessert Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, The Help 01:08:17 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_23.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_23.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_23.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/DQzQI4o3F24/TheHelp.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/TheHelp.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Is The Help this year's The Blind Side, or just a summer diversion that will be forgotten by October? And is a potential campaign for Viola Davis as Best Supporting Actress totally misleading and wrong? To answer these questions and talk about the movie in general, I got on the phone with The Film Experience's Nathaniel Rogers, my friend and expert in all things Oscar, especially when it comes to actresses and their potential for awards glory. We talked about the movie and about the Oscar season to come. Is The Help this year's The Blind Side, or just a summer diversion that will be forgotten by October? And is a potential campaign for Viola Davis as Best Supporting Actress totally misleading and wrong? To answer these questions and talk about the movie in general, I got on the phone with The Film Experience's Nathaniel Rogers, my friend and expert in all things Oscar, especially when it comes to actresses and their potential for awards glory. We talked about the movie and about the Oscar season to come. Tue, 09 Aug 2011 13:09:31 GMT Is The Help this year's The Blind Side, or just a summer diversion that will be forgotten by October? And is a potential campaign for Viola Davis as Best Supporting Actress totally misleading and wrong? To answer these questions and talk about the movie i Is The Help this year's The Blind Side, or just a summer diversion that will be forgotten by October? And is a potential campaign for Viola Davis as Best Supporting Actress totally misleading and wrong? To answer these questions and talk about the movie i Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, The Film Experience, The Help 00:15:05 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/TheHelp.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/TheHelp.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/TheHelp.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/C6cUP-sZT3k/OperationKino_22.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_22.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) On this week's Operation Kino, we're once again down a member, as Da7e is taking a much-needed vacation and celebrating his birthday far, far away from us. So once again we've broken the mold and brought in a guest, inviting Popular Mechanics writer Erin McCarthy to join us for a review of Rise of the Planet of the Apes, then a discussion of motion-capture and performance-capture technology, both as seen in this movie and as a template for making films in the future. Erin happens to be an expert about it thanks to her job, so she's probably the best guest we could have gotten for this episode. First, though, there's a Lightning Round inspired by the new indie Bellflower, then tidbits, in which Erin sings the praises of Shark Week, David defends one new video game as a work of art, Patches thinks The Change-Up is the funniest movie of the year, and Katey is blown away by the book A Visit From The Goon Squad. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. On this week's Operation Kino, we're once again down a member, as Da7e is taking a much-needed vacation and celebrating his birthday far, far away from us. So once again we've broken the mold and brought in a guest, inviting Popular Mechanics writer Erin McCarthy to join us for a review of Rise of the Planet of the Apes, then a discussion of motion-capture and performance-capture technology, both as seen in this movie and as a template for making films in the future. Erin happens to be an expert about it thanks to her job, so she's probably the best guest we could have gotten for this episode. First, though, there's a Lightning Round inspired by the new indie Bellflower, then tidbits, in which Erin sings the praises of Shark Week, David defends one new video game as a work of art, Patches thinks The Change-Up is the funniest movie of the year, and Katey is blown away by the book A Visit From The Goon Squad. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 05 Aug 2011 08:43:07 GMT 00:00-00:54 Lightning Round 01:10 - 24:30 Introductions and Tidbits 24:47 - 47:10 Rise of the Planet of the Apes review 47:18 - 01:02:28 Motion-Capture And Performance-Capture Technology 01:02:28 - 1:06:43 Dessert 00:00-00:54 Lightning Round 01:10 - 24:30 Introductions and Tidbits 24:47 - 47:10 Rise of the Planet of the Apes review 47:18 - 01:02:28 Motion-Capture And Performance-Capture Technology 01:02:28 - 1:06:43 Dessert Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, Rise of the Planet of the Apes 01:06:43 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_22.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_22.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_22.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/O1zAjZzeFcQ/OperationKino_21.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_21.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) On this week's Operation Kino, we've got our first-ever special guest! With David Ehrlich still marooned on the West Coast in the wake of Comic Con, we brought in another survivor of the nerd-stravaganza, UGO's Jordan Hoffman, to help us recover from the madness and also review the movie that premiered for the geeky hordes in San Diego last week, Cowboys & Aliens. Before that, though, we've got our lightning round dedicated to cinematic love triangles, and then get into tidbits, where Katey and Jordan relive their respective highlights of Comic Con, Da7e gets into how much Ridley Scott's Prometheus might be an Alien prequel after all, and Patches really wants you to think about seeing The Smurfs. Really. For segment three we're on a bit of a tangent, getting into the ages of movie stars, whether actors can be too old for given roles, and hey, when did Harrison Ford start seeming so damn old anyway? On this week's Operation Kino, we've got our first-ever special guest! With David Ehrlich still marooned on the West Coast in the wake of Comic Con, we brought in another survivor of the nerd-stravaganza, UGO's Jordan Hoffman, to help us recover from the madness and also review the movie that premiered for the geeky hordes in San Diego last week, Cowboys & Aliens. Before that, though, we've got our lightning round dedicated to cinematic love triangles, and then get into tidbits, where Katey and Jordan relive their respective highlights of Comic Con, Da7e gets into how much Ridley Scott's Prometheus might be an Alien prequel after all, and Patches really wants you to think about seeing The Smurfs. Really. For segment three we're on a bit of a tangent, getting into the ages of movie stars, whether actors can be too old for given roles, and hey, when did Harrison Ford start seeming so damn old anyway? Fri, 29 Jul 2011 11:52:09 GMT 00:00-00:49 Lightning Round 01:04 - 28:56 Tidbits 29:17 - 45:58 Cowboys & Aliens review 45:48 - 01:05:10 Actors and Age 01:05:10 - 1:09:36 Dessert 00:00-00:49 Lightning Round 01:04 - 28:56 Tidbits 29:17 - 45:58 Cowboys & Aliens review 45:48 - 01:05:10 Actors and Age 01:05:10 - 1:09:36 Dessert Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Cowboys & Aliens 01:09:36 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_21.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_21.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_21.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/oKpcT-2ZW9M/OperationKino_20.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_20.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week's Operation Kino was recorded the night before Katey and David took off for San Diego Comic Con, so if you're totally burned out on hearing about that, don't worry! This podcast is not about Comic Con at all. It's comic book related, though, as we review Captain America: The First Avenger, but from there we launch into a conversation about patriotic movies, what the word "patriotic" even means and whether anyone will ever make a movie again that's as blatantly pro-America as, say, Independence Day. Before any of that, though, we've got a lightning round in honor of Friends With Benefits, and then we get into tidbits, where Katey talks up the new indie Bellflower, Patches wants you all to get into the online game Warlight, David sings the praises of Bjork and her tech-savvy new album, and Dave wonders what's up with all the leaked trailers these days. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert! This week's Operation Kino was recorded the night before Katey and David took off for San Diego Comic Con, so if you're totally burned out on hearing about that, don't worry! This podcast is not about Comic Con at all. It's comic book related, though, as we review Captain America: The First Avenger, but from there we launch into a conversation about patriotic movies, what the word "patriotic" even means and whether anyone will ever make a movie again that's as blatantly pro-America as, say, Independence Day. Before any of that, though, we've got a lightning round in honor of Friends With Benefits, and then we get into tidbits, where Katey talks up the new indie Bellflower, Patches wants you all to get into the online game Warlight, David sings the praises of Bjork and her tech-savvy new album, and Dave wonders what's up with all the leaked trailers these days. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert! Fri, 22 Jul 2011 12:43:55 GMT Lightning Round 00:00:00 - 00:00:48 Intro and Tidbits - 00:00:59 - 00:24:16 Captain America Review - 00:24:34- 00:46:46 Patriotic Movies and Captain America - 00:47:13 - 01:07:59 Dessert - 01:08:00 - 01:11:43 Lightning Round 00:00:00 - 00:00:48 Intro and Tidbits - 00:00:59 - 00:24:16 Captain America Review - 00:24:34- 00:46:46 Patriotic Movies and Captain America - 00:47:13 - 01:07:59 Dessert - 01:08:00 - 01:11:43 Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, Captain America: The First Avenger 01:12:03 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_20.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_20.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_20.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/RDgPujcPY6M/OperationKino_19.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_19.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, Katey's back! And just in time to help wrap up the end of a franchise she loves nearly, as we review Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. We start things off with a lightning round dedicated to grading the Potter films of the past, then move on to tidbits, where David promises great things from the New York Asian Film Festival, Dave digs back into Star Trek: The Next Generation thanks to Netflix, Patches reminisces about summers gone by (specifically 90s summers), and Katey endorses actually going outside, even if you feel guilty about all the movies you're not watching in the meantime. After the Potter review we get into the whole idea of adapting books into movies, how it can be done well and incredibly poorly and what filmmakers need to do to make sure they're actually telling a good story and not just kowtowing to fans of the books. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. This week on Operation Kino, Katey's back! And just in time to help wrap up the end of a franchise she loves nearly, as we review Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. We start things off with a lightning round dedicated to grading the Potter films of the past, then move on to tidbits, where David promises great things from the New York Asian Film Festival, Dave digs back into Star Trek: The Next Generation thanks to Netflix, Patches reminisces about summers gone by (specifically 90s summers), and Katey endorses actually going outside, even if you feel guilty about all the movies you're not watching in the meantime. After the Potter review we get into the whole idea of adapting books into movies, how it can be done well and incredibly poorly and what filmmakers need to do to make sure they're actually telling a good story and not just kowtowing to fans of the books. We end, as always, with your lightning round answers for dessert. Fri, 15 Jul 2011 12:30:26 GMT 00:00-00:44 Lightning Round: Best and Worst Harry Potter films? 00:44-24:36 Introductions and tidbits 25:01-45:22 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 reviewed 45:40-1:02:55 Book-to-movie adaptations discussed 1:02:55-1:07:43 Dessert! 00:00-00:44 Lightning Round: Best and Worst Harry Potter films? 00:44-24:36 Introductions and tidbits 25:01-45:22 Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 reviewed 45:40-1:02:55 Book-to-movie adaptations discussed 1:02:55-1:07:43 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 01:07:43 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_19.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_19.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_19.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/dUX3hZ5tm_8/OperationKino_18.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_18.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino, Katey has gone missing! With her off in the wilderness taking a much-anticipated vacation, the men of the show are left to their own devices and doing just fine. They forgo a lightning round in Katey's honor, or something like that, and kick things off with extra-long tidbits-- Dave talking about movies and TV shows you find difficult to start watching, David going over the ongoing possibility of an Oldboy remake, and Patches dipping into the world of video games to talk about Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and the prospect of movies based on video games, period. Then these three guys talk about a movie about a different group of three guys, as they review Horrible Bosses. This week on Operation Kino, Katey has gone missing! With her off in the wilderness taking a much-anticipated vacation, the men of the show are left to their own devices and doing just fine. They forgo a lightning round in Katey's honor, or something like that, and kick things off with extra-long tidbits-- Dave talking about movies and TV shows you find difficult to start watching, David going over the ongoing possibility of an Oldboy remake, and Patches dipping into the world of video games to talk about Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood and the prospect of movies based on video games, period. Then these three guys talk about a movie about a different group of three guys, as they review Horrible Bosses. Fri, 08 Jul 2011 09:38:38 GMT 00:00 - 01:53 Introductions 2:12 - 12: 23 Good Movies and TV that are hard to start 12:46 - 22:44 Spike Lee attached to Oldboy Remake 13:05 - 34:13 Ubisoft and Video Game Movies 34:54 - 47: 09 Horrible Bosses reviewed 00:00 - 01:53 Introductions 2:12 - 12: 23 Good Movies and TV that are hard to start 12:46 - 22:44 Spike Lee attached to Oldboy Remake 13:05 - 34:13 Ubisoft and Video Game Movies 34:54 - 47: 09 Horrible Bosses reviewed Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Horrible Bosses 00:49:06 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_18.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_18.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_18.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/oD-j_9WUFtI/OperationKino_16.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_16.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino we're back to our usual crew of four, though only two of us saw this week's film up for review, Cars 2. To make up for it we expand the review into an extra-long segment three, talking about the legacy of Pixar and how they can keep it going despite a critical disaster like Cars 2. But first we start with the lightning round, talking about performances by musicians-turned-actors, and then get into tidbits, where Katey gets introduced to The Road Warrior, Dave talks about the Green Lantern movie that could have been, Patches revisits Gosford Park and David cooks up a harebrained theory about superhero movie plots and where else you can find them. We end, as always, with your answers to our lightning round question for dessert. This week on Operation Kino we're back to our usual crew of four, though only two of us saw this week's film up for review, Cars 2. To make up for it we expand the review into an extra-long segment three, talking about the legacy of Pixar and how they can keep it going despite a critical disaster like Cars 2. But first we start with the lightning round, talking about performances by musicians-turned-actors, and then get into tidbits, where Katey gets introduced to The Road Warrior, Dave talks about the Green Lantern movie that could have been, Patches revisits Gosford Park and David cooks up a harebrained theory about superhero movie plots and where else you can find them. We end, as always, with your answers to our lightning round question for dessert. Fri, 24 Jun 2011 12:03:03 GMT This week on Operation Kino we're back to our usual crew of four team members, though only two of us saw this week's film up for review, Cars 2. To make up for it we expand the review into an extra-long segment three, talking about the legacy of Pixar. 00:00-00:50 Lightning Round 00:50-23:41 Introductions and tidbits 23:41-26:15 Transformers giveaway! 26:15- 54:56 Cars 2 reviewed and Pixar's legacy and future discussed 54:56-59:00 Dessert! Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Cars 2, Pixar 00:59:00 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_16.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_16.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_16.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/BcMFHx7gptY/OperationKino_15.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_15.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Soldiering on without David, we review Green Lantern and use that as a springboard to talk about superhero origin stories, and why Hollywood is making so damn many of them. But first, tidbits! In which we throw down over movie musicals (the upcoming Les Miserables in particular), preview the new cable series Falling Skies, and Patches unleashes some rage about an especially nasty moviegoing experience. We end, as always, with your answers to our lightning round question-- about children's book movie adaptations-- for dessert. Soldiering on without David, we review Green Lantern and use that as a springboard to talk about superhero origin stories, and why Hollywood is making so damn many of them. But first, tidbits! In which we throw down over movie musicals (the upcoming Les Miserables in particular), preview the new cable series Falling Skies, and Patches unleashes some rage about an especially nasty moviegoing experience. We end, as always, with your answers to our lightning round question-- about children's book movie adaptations-- for dessert. Fri, 17 Jun 2011 08:28:55 GMT Green Lantern reviewed, superhero origin stories discussed, plus children's book movie adaptations, and tidibits about movie musicals, Falling Skies, and one nightmarish moviegoing experience that involves hobbits. 00:00-00:58 Lightning Round 00:58-20:48 Tidbits 20:48-40:37 Review: Green Lantern 40:37-58:27 Segment 3: Superhero origin stories 58:27-1:02:28 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, Green Lantern 01:02:28 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_15.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_15.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_15.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/LeR3fcShk10/Oscar.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/Oscar.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) The Academy has changed their rules-- yet again!-- for nominating Best Picture, meaning we may never again see 10 nominees for the prize. Katey and Nathaniel Rogers of The Film Experience go over the rules change, how it will affect the coming Oscar race, and which potential contenders they already have their eye on. The Academy has changed their rules-- yet again!-- for nominating Best Picture, meaning we may never again see 10 nominees for the prize. Katey and Nathaniel Rogers of The Film Experience go over the rules change, how it will affect the coming Oscar race, and which potential contenders they already have their eye on. Thu, 16 Jun 2011 07:25:01 GMT What do you mean there are no longer 10 Best Picture nominees? Will this change make the category any better? Does Super 8 have a chance? How about Cars 2? That and much more. What do you mean there are no longer 10 Best Picture nominees? Will this change make the category any better? Does Super 8 have a chance? How about Cars 2? That and much more. Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, The Film Experience, Oscars, Academy Awards 00:13:11 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/Oscar.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/Oscar.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/Oscar.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/S-fFxpCFPt8/VirginTerritory5-audio-only.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory5-audio-only.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Katey finally watches Apocalypse Now, and talks it over with Dave Gonzales, a longtime fan of the film. Katey finally watches Apocalypse Now, and talks it over with Dave Gonzales, a longtime fan of the film. Mon, 13 Jun 2011 16:09:29 GMT This is the audio-only version of a video available at www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey Katey finally watches Apocalypse Now, and talks it over with Dave Gonzales, a longtime fan of the film. Kino Katey, Virgin Territory, Apocalypse Now 00:14:59 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory5-audio-only.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory5-audio-only.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory5-audio-only.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/g27glZ01hTQ/OperationKino_14.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_14.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week on Operation Kino we're once again gathered together in the same room, fighting against the forces of New York City noise and unbearable heat to review Super 8. Before that we've got a Lightning Round devoted to childhood summer movies. The tidbits involve some New York City boosterism, Patches finally coming around to Parks & Recreation, the necessary annual celebration of Wet Hot American Summer, and some self-promotion from Dave. And after the review we pick up the ball from Super 8 and talk about nostalgia in movies, how it can be both good and bad when used properly, and how a very strange food metaphor somehow can make sense of it all. We end, as always, with your answers to our lightning round question for dessert. This week on Operation Kino we're once again gathered together in the same room, fighting against the forces of New York City noise and unbearable heat to review Super 8. Before that we've got a Lightning Round devoted to childhood summer movies. The tidbits involve some New York City boosterism, Patches finally coming around to Parks & Recreation, the necessary annual celebration of Wet Hot American Summer, and some self-promotion from Dave. And after the review we pick up the ball from Super 8 and talk about nostalgia in movies, how it can be both good and bad when used properly, and how a very strange food metaphor somehow can make sense of it all. We end, as always, with your answers to our lightning round question for dessert. Fri, 10 Jun 2011 08:55:32 GMT Lightning Round about summer movies you saw as a kid, then tidbits about everything from New York City's supremacy to Parks & Recreation. We review Super 8, launch into a conversation about nostalgia, then cap it off with your lightning round answers. 00:00-1:24 Lightning Round 1:24-19:30 Tidbits 19:50-38:37 Review: Super 8 39:04-58:45 Segment 3: Nostalgia in movies 58:45-1:03:42 Dessert! Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Super 8 01:03:42 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_14.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_14.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_14.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/L9IgIkwXukc/OperationKino_13.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_13.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week, for the first time ever, we're recording live and in person! And for the first time in weeks we've all seen the movie we're reviewing, which is the latest superhero opus X-Men: First Class. Plus a lightning round devoted to obscure movie titles, tidbits that include heartbreaking documentaries and two hot trailers, and a segment three about documentaries-- who's watching them, how we can get more people to watch them, and which documentaries are good for people who think they're just the boring filmstrips you had to watch in middle school. We end, as always, with your answers to our lightning round question for dessert. 00:00-00:55: Lightning Round: In honor of Submarine, a coming of age story about a boy trying to lose his virginity, what's your favorite movie title that has little or nothing to do with the film's plot? 00:55-22:11 Introductions and Tidbits: David get weepy over How To Die In Oregon, Dave explains the shakeup in the DC Comics universe, Katey defen This week, for the first time ever, we're recording live and in person! And for the first time in weeks we've all seen the movie we're reviewing, which is the latest superhero opus X-Men: First Class. Plus a lightning round devoted to obscure movie titles, tidbits that include heartbreaking documentaries and two hot trailers, and a segment three about documentaries-- who's watching them, how we can get more people to watch them, and which documentaries are good for people who think they're just the boring filmstrips you had to watch in middle school. We end, as always, with your answers to our lightning round question for dessert. 00:00-00:55: Lightning Round: In honor of Submarine, a coming of age story about a boy trying to lose his virginity, what's your favorite movie title that has little or nothing to do with the film's plot? 00:55-22:11 Introductions and Tidbits: David get weepy over How To Die In Oregon, Dave explains the shakeup in the DC Comics universe, Katey defen Thu, 02 Jun 2011 09:55:14 GMT X-Men First Class reviewed, documentaries and their accessibility to broader audiences discussed, a lightning round in honor of Submarine, and tidbits that involve shouting about trailers, comic books, and a little bit of crying about death. 00:00-00:55: Lightning Round 00:55-22:11 Introductions and Tidbits 22:33-43:28 Review: X-Men: First Class 44:00-1:02:55 Segment 3: Documentaries discussed 1:02:55- 1:06:28 Dessert! Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, X-Men: First Class 01:06:28 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_13.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_13.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_13.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/7dp8S0-2tZ0/OperationKino_12.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_12.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week we're reviewing two sequels, The Hangover Part II and Kung Fu Panda 2, so it only seemed appropriate to dedicate segment 3 to sequels too! Before that, though, we've got a Lightning Round inspired by characters who don't know what's going on, Tidbits that cover everything from The Killing and The Hunger Games to indies like Attack The Block and Tuesday, After Christmas. 00:00-00:55 Lightning Round: In honor of The Hangover Part II, what's your favorite movie in which the main character has no idea what's going on? 00:55-23:38 Introductions and tidbits: Hunger Games casting, Attack the Block, The Killing and two tiny movies, Tuesday, After Christmas and The Warped Ones. 23:38- 36:50 Reviews: The Hangover Part II and Kung Fu Panda 2. 36:50-56:31 Segment Three: Sequels! What makes them good, what makes you want to see them, and why does nobody bothered with serialized storytelling anymore 56:31-1:01:54 Dessert! This week we're reviewing two sequels, The Hangover Part II and Kung Fu Panda 2, so it only seemed appropriate to dedicate segment 3 to sequels too! Before that, though, we've got a Lightning Round inspired by characters who don't know what's going on, Tidbits that cover everything from The Killing and The Hunger Games to indies like Attack The Block and Tuesday, After Christmas. 00:00-00:55 Lightning Round: In honor of The Hangover Part II, what's your favorite movie in which the main character has no idea what's going on? 00:55-23:38 Introductions and tidbits: Hunger Games casting, Attack the Block, The Killing and two tiny movies, Tuesday, After Christmas and The Warped Ones. 23:38- 36:50 Reviews: The Hangover Part II and Kung Fu Panda 2. 36:50-56:31 Segment Three: Sequels! What makes them good, what makes you want to see them, and why does nobody bothered with serialized storytelling anymore 56:31-1:01:54 Dessert! Fri, 27 May 2011 09:23:48 GMT Two sequels reviews, of The Hangover Part II and Kung Fu Panda 2, and a segment 3 dedicated to sequels too! Plus a Lightning Round inspired by characters who don't know what's going on, Tidbits, and of course Dessert with your Lightning Round answers. 00:00-00:55 Lightning Round: 00:55-23:38 Introductions and Tidbits 23:38- 36:50 Reviews: The Hangover Part II and Kung Fu Panda 2 36:50-56:31 Segment Three: Sequels and discussion thereof 56:31-1:01:54 Dessert! Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, The Hangover Part II, Kung Fu Panda 2 01:01:54 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_12.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_12.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_12.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/iEck7y-2OM4/OperationKino_11.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_11.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) 00:00-00:54 Lightning Round. 00:54-24:10 Introductions and tidbits. 24:10-34:20 Tree of Life reviewed. 34:20-1:02:53 Auteur: is it a useful word to call a director, and does it affect the way we see their movies?. 1:02:53-1:07:03 Dessert! 00:00-00:54 Lightning Round. 00:54-24:10 Introductions and tidbits. 24:10-34:20 Tree of Life reviewed. 34:20-1:02:53 Auteur: is it a useful word to call a director, and does it affect the way we see their movies?. 1:02:53-1:07:03 Dessert! Fri, 20 May 2011 13:33:02 GMT On this week's Operation Kino we give ourselves over to our artier side, reviewing Terrence Malick's new film Tree of Life and then discussing what makes us call filmmakers like Malick "auteurs," whether that word has meaning anymore and whether it helps On this week's Operation Kino we give ourselves over to our artier side, reviewing Terrence Malick's new film Tree of Life and then discussing what makes us call filmmakers like Malick "auteurs," whether that word has meaning anymore and whether it helps Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Tree of Life, Terrence Malick, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, Criterion Collection 01:07:02 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_11.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_11.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_11.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/x65zOMzrCCc/OPKINO_BridesmaidsFinal.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OPKINO_BridesmaidsFinal.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Because neither Dave or nor Katey managed to see Bridesmaids we marshaled Perri Nemiroff, who writes for Cinema Blend and all kinds of other places, to join Patches and Dave for the review. First, though, we've got our lightning round in honor of Priest and post-apocalyptic worlds, plus tidbits that venture off into books and to the south of France. After the review we delve into the entire nature of modern movie comedies, why they don't generally compare to TV comedy and what it would take for any movie comedy to make it on our best of the year lists (spoiler: Bridesmaids probably won't make the cut) Because neither Dave or nor Katey managed to see Bridesmaids we marshaled Perri Nemiroff, who writes for Cinema Blend and all kinds of other places, to join Patches and Dave for the review. First, though, we've got our lightning round in honor of Priest and post-apocalyptic worlds, plus tidbits that venture off into books and to the south of France. After the review we delve into the entire nature of modern movie comedies, why they don't generally compare to TV comedy and what it would take for any movie comedy to make it on our best of the year lists (spoiler: Bridesmaids probably won't make the cut) Thu, 12 May 2011 11:14:50 GMT We've got our lightning round in honor of Priest and post-apocalyptic worlds, plus tidbits that venture off into books and to the south of France. After the review we delve into the entire nature of modern movie comedies, and then dessert! 00:00-00:52 Lightning Round 00:52-18:45 Introductions and tidbits 18:45-34:20 Bridesmaids reviewed 34:20-58:22 Comedy dissected and fretted over 58:22-1:03:16 Dessert! Operation Kino, Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Bridesmaids 01:03:16 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OPKINO_BridesmaidsFinal.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OPKINO_BridesmaidsFinal.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OPKINO_BridesmaidsFinal.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/t08YGYSCkCI/OpKino_THOR.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OpKino_THOR.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) On this week's episode of Operation Kino we review the first big movie of the summer, Thor, and preview our picks for summer movies we're expecting to be surprise hits, under-the-radar films we want you to look out for, movies we're actively dreading, and the ones we think it'll just be fun to see all together. Plus tidbits and a lightning round in honor of Something Borrowed, yet another film in a long line of romantic comedies with terribly generic titles. And listen closely for our first-ever giveaway! On this week's episode of Operation Kino we review the first big movie of the summer, Thor, and preview our picks for summer movies we're expecting to be surprise hits, under-the-radar films we want you to look out for, movies we're actively dreading, and the ones we think it'll just be fun to see all together. Plus tidbits and a lightning round in honor of Something Borrowed, yet another film in a long line of romantic comedies with terribly generic titles. And listen closely for our first-ever giveaway! Thu, 05 May 2011 10:07:12 GMT We review the first big movie of the summer, Thor, and preview our picks for summer movies we're expecting to be surprise hits, under-the-radar films we want you to look out for, movies we're actively dreading, and the simply fun ones to experience. 00:00-01:03 Lightning Round 1:03-20:04 Introductions and Tidbits 20:04-36:12 Thor reviewed 36:12-37:10 Thor toys giveaway! 37:10- 1:04:20 Summer movie preview 1:04:20-1:08:16 Dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Thor 01:08:16 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OpKino_THOR.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OpKino_THOR.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OpKino_THOR.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/n5Z80gQBjvI/OperationKino8_Fast5.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino8_Fast5.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) This week's podcast is only partially devoted to reviewing Fast Five, but I'd like to believe the spirit of adrenaline imbues the entire thing. In addition to going over the merits of the latest Vin Diesel/Paul Walker testosterone extravaganza, we tip our hats to Disney's Prom by looking back to favorite childhood films, pick our highlights and lowlights from the Tribeca Film Festival, and duke it out over whether or not you should ever have to pretend to have seen a classic film, and hey, who's to say which films you "have" to see anyway? This week's podcast is only partially devoted to reviewing Fast Five, but I'd like to believe the spirit of adrenaline imbues the entire thing. In addition to going over the merits of the latest Vin Diesel/Paul Walker testosterone extravaganza, we tip our hats to Disney's Prom by looking back to favorite childhood films, pick our highlights and lowlights from the Tribeca Film Festival, and duke it out over whether or not you should ever have to pretend to have seen a classic film, and hey, who's to say which films you "have" to see anyway? Thu, 28 Apr 2011 22:37:13 GMT 00:00-00:50-- Lightning Round 00:50-02:23-- Introductions 2:23-19:27-- Tribeca highlights and lowlights 19:27-35:00-- Fast Five reviewed 35:00-59:18-- Discussion: why people lie about movies they haven't seen. 58:18-1:03:41-- Dessert! Fast Five reviewed, lightning round about childhood films, highlights and lowlights of Tribeca Film Festival, and discussing why people lie about which movies they've seen. Plus, dessert! Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, Fast Five 01:03:41 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino8_Fast5.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino8_Fast5.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino8_Fast5.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/m4iF7f3x3nY/OperationKino_W4E.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_W4E.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) With David out sick, it's Katey, Dave and Patches on hand to review Water for Elephants and try to figure out if the Tribeca FIlm Festival is useless or just in need of an identity. Plus a drag-themed lightning round and the tidbits. With David out sick, it's Katey, Dave and Patches on hand to review Water for Elephants and try to figure out if the Tribeca FIlm Festival is useless or just in need of an identity. Plus a drag-themed lightning round and the tidbits. Fri, 22 Apr 2011 06:16:11 GMT 00:00-00:50 Lightning Round: Most Tolerable Post-WW2 man-in-drag performance. 00:50-17:51 Introductions and tidbits: Friday Night Lights, Meek's Cutoff, The Help 17:51-32:38 Water for Elephants Reviewed 32:38-49:15 Tribeca Film Festival Discussion With David out sick, it's Katey, Dave and Patches on hand to review Water for Elephants and try to figure out if the Tribeca FIlm Festival is useless or just in need of an identity. Plus a drag-themed lightning round and the tidbits. Operation Kino, Kino Katey, CInema Blend, Water for Elephants, Tribeca Film Festival 00:50:39 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_W4E.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_W4E.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_W4E.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/z1BNjXalwT8/VirginTerritory4-audio-only.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory4-audio-only.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Inspired by the recent flurry of news about Zack Snyder's forthcoming Superman: Man of Steel, plus the fact that the last two Virgin Territory picks had been pretty highbrow, I decided to tackle the last big remaining blank spot in my superhero movie knowledge: 1978's Superman: The Movie. Inspired by the recent flurry of news about Zack Snyder's forthcoming Superman: Man of Steel, plus the fact that the last two Virgin Territory picks had been pretty highbrow, I decided to tackle the last big remaining blank spot in my superhero movie knowledge: 1978's Superman: The Movie. Thu, 21 Apr 2011 18:26:28 GMT Welcome to the new installment of Virgin Territory, the ongoing feature in which I watch a movie I've never seen before and talk about it with someone who loves it. Joining me to talk it over and put it all in context was Matt Patches, who you may know from our podcast Operation Kino or his work at Next Movie, Film School Rejects and UGO. We picked a bench in Tompkins Square Park on the first nice day of spring to ta Superman, Superman: The Movie, Virgin Territory, Kino Katey, Matt Patches, Katey Rich 00:17:11 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory4-audio-only.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory4-audio-only.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory4-audio-only.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/f9mLIGqPKXg/OperationKino_Scre4m.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_Scre4m.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) In the lightning round we each name our favorite animated non-mammal, then move on to chatter about General Zod, AMC's The Killing, Mortal Kombat online and Nicholas Sparks. We review Scream 4 then wrap up with discussion about Rise of the Planet of the Apes and whether a prequel can ever matter. In the lightning round we each name our favorite animated non-mammal, then move on to chatter about General Zod, AMC's The Killing, Mortal Kombat online and Nicholas Sparks. We review Scream 4 then wrap up with discussion about Rise of the Planet of the Apes and whether a prequel can ever matter. Thu, 14 Apr 2011 10:07:26 GMT We each name our favorite animated non-mammal, then move on to chatter about General Zod, AMC's The Killing, Mortal Kombat online and Nicholas Sparks. We review Scream 4 then wrap up with discussion about Rise of the Planet of the Apes and prequels. Katey, Dave, David and Patches are back for another week of Operation Kino. Operation Kino, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, Scream 4, Rise of the Planet of the Apes, Mortal Kombat, The Killing, Superman, Nicholas Sparks 01:03:52 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_Scre4m.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_Scre4m.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_Scre4m.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/tVNMWANGYO0/OperationKino_2.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_2.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) For the first episode of the podcast with a name, we let David pour one out for the dearly departed groundbreaking movie blog Cinematical, get a little shouty over the Christian themes of Soul Surfer and whether or not it's an evangelical movie, review the surprisingly charming Arthur (even David liked it!) and get into all kinds of nonsense in a more-rambly-than-usual third segment. For the first episode of the podcast with a name, we let David pour one out for the dearly departed groundbreaking movie blog Cinematical, get a little shouty over the Christian themes of Soul Surfer and whether or not it's an evangelical movie, review the surprisingly charming Arthur (even David liked it!) and get into all kinds of nonsense in a more-rambly-than-usual third segment. Fri, 08 Apr 2011 13:31:22 GMT For the first episode of the podcast with a name, we let David pour one out for the dearly departed groundbreaking movie blog Cinematical, get a little shouty over the Christian themes of Soul Surfer and whether or not it's an evangelical movie. For the first episode of the podcast with a name, we let David pour one out for the dearly departed groundbreaking movie blog Cinematical, get a little shouty over the Christian themes of Soul Surfer and whether or not it's an evangelical movie. Cinema Blend, Kino Katey, Operation Kino 00:59:41 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_2.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_2.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/OperationKino_2.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/MdLX2opqrGk/VirginTerritory3-audio-only.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory3-audio-only.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) In this ongoing feature Katey watches a movie she's never seen before with someone who loves it. This time she's joined by James Rocchi from MSN Movies. In this ongoing feature Katey watches a movie she's never seen before with someone who loves it. This time she's joined by James Rocchi from MSN Movies. Thu, 07 Apr 2011 23:29:22 GMT James picked the movie for both its historical significance and the fact that it's still a good movie, no matter how much you know about Nixon and his cronies. For this one I traveled all the way to Las Vegas to team up with MSN Movies's James Rocchi and follow the money in All The President's Men, the 1976 political thriller that achieves the impossible task of making research-- hands-on, in-depth, at-the-libra Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Virgin Territory, All the President's Men, James Rocchi, Katey Rich 00:13:03 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory3-audio-only.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory3-audio-only.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory3-audio-only.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/gu8UwsRV0Vk/KinoKateyPod4-audio.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod4-audio.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Katey's a little baffled by the way the feminist conversation around Sucker Punch has gone, so she tries to piece it together and schools Dave and Patches on "the male gaze." Plus our review of Hanna, and some strong words for TMZ, Natalie Portman's dance double and the excellent James Marsden's mediocre career. Katey's a little baffled by the way the feminist conversation around Sucker Punch has gone, so she tries to piece it together and schools Dave and Patches on "the male gaze." Plus our review of Hanna, and some strong words for TMZ, Natalie Portman's dance double and the excellent James Marsden's mediocre career. Thu, 31 Mar 2011 08:47:20 GMT Up for discussion: Sucker Punch, Hanna, and a little bit on Hop Katey's a little baffled by the way the feminist conversation around Sucker Punch has gone, so she tries to piece it together and schools Dave and Patches on "the male gaze." Plus our review of Hanna, and some strong words for TMZ, Natalie Portman's dance Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Sucker Punch, Hanna 00:41:10 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod4-audio.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod4-audio.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod4-audio.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/OcbToDwxvVY/VirginTerritory2-audio-only.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory2-audio-only.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Movieline's Mike Ryan sits down with Katey to discuss her first ever viewing of Terms of Endearment. Movieline's Mike Ryan sits down with Katey to discuss her first ever viewing of Terms of Endearment. Sun, 27 Mar 2011 20:20:38 GMT Katey's first time with Terms of Endearment. Welcome to the new installment of Virgin Territory, the ongoing feature in which Katey watches a movie she's never seen before and talk about it with someone who loves it. Terms of Endearment, Kino Katey, Virgin Territory 00:16:26 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory2-audio-only.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory2-audio-only.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory2-audio-only.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/OjIhCjNuhE4/KinoKateyPod3-audio.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod3-audio.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) All four members of the podcast crew are together again, to run down the SXSW experience, figure out whether we like Jennifer Lawrence for the Hunger Games, review Source Code and talk about what's bugging us this week. All four members of the podcast crew are together again, to run down the SXSW experience, figure out whether we like Jennifer Lawrence for the Hunger Games, review Source Code and talk about what's bugging us this week. Thu, 24 Mar 2011 07:33:47 GMT All four members of the podcast crew are together again, to run down the SXSW experience, figure out whether we like Jennifer Lawrence for the Hunger Games, review Source Code and talk about what's bugging us this week. Katey, Dave, David and Patches on what really and truly matters this week. Kino Katey, Podcast, Cinema Blend, SXSW, Source Code, The Hunger Games, The Kill list 00:42:40 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod3-audio.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod3-audio.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod3-audio.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/6NyEZ8V2EJA/KinoKateyPod2-audio.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod2-audio.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Katey and Dave are back-- and seeing each other on video!-- to talk about two of the week's new releases, Limitless and The Lincoln Lawyer, and how they're relying on the respective star power of Bradley Cooper and Matthew McConaughey to succeed. You can see the video version at the Kino Katey page. Katey and Dave are back-- and seeing each other on video!-- to talk about two of the week's new releases, Limitless and The Lincoln Lawyer, and how they're relying on the respective star power of Bradley Cooper and Matthew McConaughey to succeed. You can see the video version at the Kino Katey page. Thu, 17 Mar 2011 12:23:47 GMT More movie thoughts from Katey and Dave, focused on this week's new releases Limitless and The Lincoln Lawyer. Video version available at the Kino Katey page! Katey and Dave are back-- and seeing each other on video!-- to talk about two of the week's new releases, Limitless and The Lincoln Lawyer, and how they're relying on the respective star power of Bradley Cooper and Matthew McConaughey to succeed. Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Limitless, The Lincoln Lawyer 00:22:11 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod2-audio.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod2-audio.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/KinoKateyPod2-audio.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/9zrEDJRqhPI/SciFi_Podcast.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/SciFi_Podcast.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Katey and Dave Gonzales talk about the string of sci-fi movies coming out this spring, whether or not it's a trend that means anything, and how it might mean the superhero movie trend is finally dying. As per usual, they also get off topic once in a while, including some chatter about their respective visits to the set of Battle: Los Angeles. Katey and Dave Gonzales talk about the string of sci-fi movies coming out this spring, whether or not it's a trend that means anything, and how it might mean the superhero movie trend is finally dying. As per usual, they also get off topic once in a while, including some chatter about their respective visits to the set of Battle: Los Angeles. Sat, 12 Mar 2011 08:44:33 GMT Katey and Dave Gonzales talk about the string of sci-fi movies coming out this spring, whether or not it's a trend that means anything, and how it might mean the superhero movie trend is finally dying. There are a lot of sci-fi movies coming out this spring! But are they any good? And does this trend mean anything? Either way, we're super pumped about Super 8! Kino Katey, Cinema Blend, Movies, Sci-Fi, Battle: Los Angeles, Limitless, Super 8, Source Code, Sucker Punch 00:32:40 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/SciFi_Podcast.mp3 yes http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/SciFi_Podcast.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/SciFi_Podcast.mp3 http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/KinoKatey/~3/xWn5ROai7dU/VirginTerritory1-audio-only.mp3 http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory1-audio-only.mp3 Katey Rich josh@cinemablend.com (Katey Rich) Katey watches The Evil Dead for the first time and discusses it with Sam Raimi's biggest fan, Eric Eisenberg. Katey watches The Evil Dead for the first time and discusses it with Sam Raimi's biggest fan, Eric Eisenberg. Tue, 08 Mar 2011 16:00:49 GMT Celebrating Ash Wednesday the Bruce Campbell way! Katey watches The Evil Dead for the first time and discusses it with Sam Raimi's biggest fan, Eric Eisenberg. The Evil Dead, Sam Raimi, Bruce Campbell, Ash Wednesday, Evil Dead, film, movies, Cinema Blend, Kino Katey 00:12:06 TV & Film http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory1-audio-only.mp3 no http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory1-audio-only.mp3http://www.cinemablend.com/kinokatey/audio/VirginTerritory1-audio-only.mp3 Katey RichnonadultWeekly shows and commentary from the mind of Cinema Blend's Katey Rich. Includes her ongoing series Virgin Territory.