Breakfast All Day Podcast

Breakfast All Day Podcast 1/23/20

Stylish criminals and ghosts — as well as a talking monkey who sounds an awful lot like David Lynch — join us this week on Breakfast All Day. Matt, Alonso and I review Guy Ritchie’s star-studded crime comedy “The Gentlemen” and the Gothic horror adaptation “The Turning.” We also catch...

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Breakfast All Day Podcast 4/5/19

It’s only fitting that we’re a week late on “The Beach Bum.” Moondog can’t show up on time for anything, so why should we? Still, Alonso and I are conscientious enough to play catch up with the Matthew McConaughey stoner comedy on this week’s Breakfast All Day. We also review...

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RogerEbert.com — Serenity

“Serenity” is laughably terrible but it’s also insanely ambitious in a way that must be experienced. This  pulpy neo-noir starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway is one you’re definitely going to want to see with friends, just to hash through the Big Plot Twist that redefines everything. (Actually, there are...

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Breakfast All Day Podcast 1/24/19

January is really Januarying this week on the Breakfast All Day Podcast. Alonso and I try to describe to you the insanely awful (and just plain insane) neo-noir “Serenity,” starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, without spoiling its major twists. We also review the surprisingly fun “The Kid Who Would Be...

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10 Best Films of 2016

I realize I haven’t written nearly enough reviews this year and I have a million excuses for that: being busy with Nic’s school, his skating, my skating, What the Flick?!, various radio shows, trying to read actual books. But I promise you I see everything, and I keep a running...

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RogerEbert.com — Kubo and the Two Strings

The latest stop-motion animation extravaganza from Laika is as poignant for adults as it is entertaining for children. Inspired by a multitude of Japanese art forms, it’s textured yet crisp, frighteningly dark yet radiant with bold color. It’s a classic hero’s journey full of action and adventure, but it’s also...

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Interstellar

Paramount Pictures and Warner Bros. Pictures Rated PG-13 for some intense perilous action and brief strong language. Running time: 169 minutes. Two stars out of four. Yes, I recognize the egregious tardiness of this review. “Interstellar” has been out for over a week now. I’ve started and stopped writing about...

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Oscar Picks

Usually by this point in awards season (if not sooner), it’s pretty clear what’s going to happen on Oscar night. Clear favorites emerge, especially in the best-picture category: “Argo” last year, “The Artist” in 2012. But things could go a few different ways Sunday night at the Academy Awards. So!...

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