Dvd Verdict Presents... Movie Podcasts

Daryl bemoans the cheapness of Game of Thrones. Jason compares the purity of the original Star Wars Trilogy to the special editions. Dave enjoys Edge of Tomorrow, to a point. Reviews of 300: Rise of an Empire, Criterion's A Hard Day's Night (Blu-ray), Wolf Creek 2. Ambush Topics: Sequels that changed the game, Too many twists, Believable accents, and Goop.

Melissa chain smokes ABC's Scandal, as Michael suffers shell shock from the brilliance of Edge of Tomorrow. Plus! A rundown of the latest new releases on DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, Hulu, Movies, TV, Music, and Books. Mourning the loss of Ruby Dee and Casey Kasem. Harrison Ford's Episode VII injury will sideline him 6-8 weeks for surgical recovery. Mary Steenburgen joins Orange is the New Black for Season 3. A ton of casting news. And Sonic the Hedgehog gets a movie?!

This week, the boys are back at full strength and full smarm! Steve drops a review for THIEF, Jon tackles CASTLEVANIA: LORDS OF SHADOW 2, and since Kev is back in place and in your face, there's some mobile love for THE ROOM 2 and DEVIOUS DUNGEON for iOS. There's also more news, including SHOCKING DEPARTURES! And awesome new game announcements, release dates, and controversy that will leave you aghast!

Come help twist the knife, as Patrick and Mike put the hate on Chief Justice Michael Stailey's favorite Roger Moore James Bond film, Live and Let Die.

Melissa basks in the glow of the Tonys, while Disney's Maleficent was not at all what Michael was expecting. Plus! A rundown of the latest new releases on DVD, Blu-ray, Redbox, Netflix, Hulu, Movies, TV, Music, and Books. The Wachowski's latest film is in trouble. Marvel's Ant-Man gets yet another new director. Denzel Washington plans to remake The Magnificent Seven Josh Trank gets his own Star Wars spinoff. And JJ Abrams begs fans to stop leaking Episode VII spoilers.

Join Patrick and Heath as they bounce back and forth between time streams and alternate universes to explore to socioeconomic and political ramifications of Bryan Singer's return to the X-Men franchise. Nah... they really just look at whether it's okay to forgive continuity flaws for a fun movie.

This week, Clark offers up music from time travel movies! You'll hear selections from Back to the Future, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Timecop, Terminator 2: Judgment Day, The Time Machine, Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure, Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, Source Code, Peggy Sue Got Married, Planet of the Apes, Time After Time, The Final Countdown, and Somewhere in Time.

Melissa puts a cork in Hannibal, The Good Wife, and Glee for the season, as Michael is mesmerized by Bryan Singer's X-Men: Days of Future Past. Plus! A rundown of the latest new releases on DVD, Blu-ray, Redbox, Netflix, Hulu, Movies, TV, Books, and Music. Levar Burton is overwhelmed by fan support for the new Reading Rainbow. Gareth Edwards is given the first Star Wars spinoff movie. Charlie Cox is the new Daredevil. Rhys Ifans is Johnny Depp's father in Alice in Wonderland 2. Roland Emmerich reboots Stargate as a film trilogy. James Cameron gets Cirque du Soleil to create an Avatar stage show.

Dave, Dan, and Michael step up to defend Gareth Edwards' Godzilla, while opening up a larger discussion on the state of modern film reviews, the intolerance of movie fans in the digital age, and the studios use of fan feedback to make script changes on sequels.

Patrick attempts to harness the unbridled hatred JB and Adam have for Gareth Edwards Godzilla. Good luck, my friend.

Daryl is unimpressed by Game of Thrones. Mac hates Godzilla, loves X-Men: Days of Future Past, and tolerates The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. Jason stumps for Marvel's Agents of SHIELD. Dave bemoans the lack of compelling TV season cliffhangers. Reviews of Raze, Orange is the New Black: Season One, Ray Donovan: Season One, and Garage Sale Mystery. Ambush Topics: Memorable series finales, Godzilla vs. _____, Favorite movie monsters, Before they were famous, and Tanks.

Join Steve, Jon, Gabriel, and newcomer Cameron as they tackle the good, the bad, and the ugly of writer/director John Milius' filmography!

This week, Clark spotlights another batch of new and recent releases, featuring music from Mr. Peabody and Sherman, Godzilla, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Cosmos, Rio 2, and more.

Melissa dines with Jon Favreau's Chef, as Michael falls under the hypnotic spell of Punchdrunk's Sleep No More. Plus! A rundown of the latest new releases on DVD, Blu-ray, Netflix, Redbox, Hulu, Film, Television, Books, and Music. Creative shakeups in the Marvel Cinematic Universe make fans nervous. Pixar unveils details of their next film. Wet Hot American Summer may be Netflix's next original series. And Quentin Tarantino looks to create a TV miniseries from unused Django Unchained footage.

Mac wraps up another season of Castle. Erich bemoans the Summer movie season. Dave steps up to defend Gareth Edward's Godzilla. A heated debate on the state and value of modern film reviews. Daryl compares and contrasts Game of Thrones with True Detective. Reviews of Monuments Men (Blu-ray), Revenge of the Nerds (Blu-ray), The Life Aquatic (Blu-ray), Bushido Man: 7 Deadly Battles, and Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit (Blu-ray).

Melissa celebrates at the Wildflower Music Festival, as Michael revels in the magic of Gareth Edward's Godzilla. Plus! A rundown of the latest new releases on DVD, Blu-ray, Redbox, Netflix, Hulu, Movies, TV, Music, and Books. Mourning the loss of legendary cinematographer Gordon Willis. Playing a quick game of "Where's Casey Kasem?" Back from the dead with new projects are Michael Jackson and River Phoenix. Harrison Ford returns to the world of Blade Runner. And David Lynch gives us 90 minutes of unseen Twin Peaks.

Mac has fun with Amazing Spider-man 2. Jason does coming-of-age anime. Erich goes RPG with South Park: The Stick of Truth. Dave laughs out loud at Silicon Valley. Another exciting installment of "Filibuster Swap Meet." Reviews of Killing American Style, One Man War, Vampire Academy, Lady Hapkido, Veronica Mars (Blu-ray), Special ID (Blu-ray), I, Frankenstein 3D (Blu-ray). Ambush Topics: Forgettable Summer Movies, Strange and Unusual Spies, Impressive POV Shots, Memorable Sixth Installments. Rear Spoiler look at 24: Live Another Day.

Patrick and Adam check into Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel, but they can never leave.

It's Marvelific madness, as Melissa thrills to Captain America: The Winter Soldier and Michael suffers through The Amazing Spider-man 2. Plus! A rundown of the latest releases on DVD, Blu-ray, Redbox, Netflix, Hulu, Movies, TV, Music, and Books. The television powers-that-be unveil their plans for the 2014-15 season. Hugh Jackman getting busy with TWO new Wolverine movies shooting back-to-back. And Frozen's Elsa arrives on Once Upon a Time.

Patrick and Heath tackle the second installment in Sony's Amazing Spider-man reboot. The result is a house divided.