Dvd Verdict Presents... Movie Podcasts

This week, Clark jumps in his musical time machine and travels back to the year 1963, offering musical selections from How the West Was Won, Hud, Dementia 13, The Prize, The List of Adrian Messenger, 8 1/2, Lilies of the Field, The Leopard, Charade, and Jason and the Argonauts. Enjoy!

Contrarian a-holery abounds, as Dave and Dan begin their two-part countdown of practical, death-defying stunts that have little or no concern for the health/safety of the men and women performing them.

Patrick and Mike discover a Rainbow Bridge which leads them to a magical world where Frost Giants party with Asgardians and Natalie Portman stars in her 100th movie of the year. The summer movie season begins with Thor!

Patrick and his lovely wife Erika crash Maya Rudolph's wedding, critique the Bridesmaids, and instantly become the life of the party. Chicken dance!

Mike returns from his Tibetan vision quest with a hard-on for IKEA's transforming couch. Mac is shellshocked by the Castle season finale, but loses himself in giant robot battles. Dave, psyched sideways for Ironclad and Transformers 3, raises the ire of Phish fans. Plus! Ambushed by Jack Kirby, Quantum Leaping into Sudden Death, and Classic film post-credits stingers.

In a hastily prepared episode, birthday boy Dave and contrarian a-hole #2 Dan run down their list of the Top movie/TV badass terrorists who are not in it for the money, but willing to die for the cause... and their awesome death scenes.

You heard the best of the best in episode #835. Now Patrick, Mike, and Doug wrap their two-part examination of comic book adaptations, by running down the list of the worst that Hollywood has to offer. Be warned: There may be some stinkers here that even your mind managed to block out.

Dave and Mac perform a classic Verdict autopsy on the series finale of Smallville; one a fan of the early seasons who gave lost interest halfway through, the other who had no interest in the initial Dawson's Creek teen angst but was drawn into the action/adventure of the later seasons. It's a spoilerific romp through ten years of stories, the two-hour final episode, and a compelling flash-forward.

The Filibuster boys suffer heroic overload this week. Mac experiences Thor (twice) and balances the good with the bad (Green Hornet). Erich is disappointed by the Justified season finale, but placated by the hour-long adventures of Twilight Zone: Season Four on Blu-ray. Dave is excited about the Smallville series finale and surprised by Broken Hill. Plus! Trapped by rubble, Memorable bridge moments, and Vehicles used indoors.

The boys are back! Join Steve and Jon as they once again waste your time with thoughts on Portal 2, Brink, Socom 4, Some crazy Japanese RPG for the Nintendo DS, and NASCAR 2011: The Game! In the news, all the talk is focused on The Playstation Network Crisis(Day 19 and counting) with commentary from our veteran war correspondent... Jack Bastard: Ass Kicker.

Fresh off their trip to Banff, Kent and Michelle prepare for Friday the 13th by regaling us with tales of Arnold and Maria's impending divorce, 2011 spring television finales, entertainment apps for your iPhone and iPad, and an in-depth exploration of original casting choices for your favorite movie franchises.

This week, Clark spotlights the music of composer Patrick Doyle, offering selections from Eragon, Henry V, Sleuth, Dead Again, Carlito's Way, Sense and Sensibility, Nanny McPhee, Secondhand Lions, Mrs. Winterbourne, and Thor. Enjoy!

A lactose intolerant Dave and an enamored Dan name their #1 Badass Action Mom, before settling into a split decision discussion over Marvel's latest blockbuster-in-the-making... Thor.

Erich officially becomes a Royal Pain, upon declaring the idiocy of Bill Paxton in Aliens. Dave is banned from Comcast's On Demand service and winds up in The Trench. Mac becomes obsessed with The Clock after suffering problems with his Testees. Plus! What to expect from JJ Abrams' Klingons, Movies you went in not knowing anything about but ended up loving, Reasons why horses should never be anthropomorphic, and much more!

This week, Patrick and Doug square off over the artistic and entertainment value of Fast Five. Be forewarned: There's so much testosterone floating around, you may become sick.

This week, Kent and Michelle audition for the CNN anchor desk, with in-depth reports of The Royal Wedding, the death of Osama Bin Laden, the Canadian elections, and oh yeah... reviews of The Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader and The Spongebob Squarepants Movie.

This week, Clark spotlights the film music of composer Elmer Bernstein, offering selections from The Young Doctors, Frankie Starlight, Kings of the Sun, The Magnificent Seven, From Noon Till Three, The World of Henry Orient, Seven Women, The Age of Innocence and A Walk in the Spring Rain. In addition, the new action flick Fast Five is reviewed. Enjoy!

Recovering from deep philosophical ramifications of last week's Jesus episode, Dave and Dan return to the cinematic kiddie pool with a lamentation of the premature career death of Tony Jaa.

In anticipation of a heroic summer movie box office, Patrick, Mike, and newbie Adam unleash the first of a two-part episode focusing on Hollywood's best and worst interpretations of the comic book superhero genre. F-ers Assemble!

Joining the ranks of South Park, SpongeBob, and Smallville, the Filibuster boys celebrate their 200th Episode with... another hour of weekly film and television lunacy. Mac is bemused by the oddity of Hanna and a life sized Millennium Falcon; Erich dodges tornadoes and Sarah Palin's family long enough to complete Portal 2; and Dave's trip to the art house cinema is a Win Win, as is the perceived awesomeness of Kung Fu Dunk. Plus! Careers for Teens, Non-Traditional Weapons, and Unintimidating Aliens.