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OPERATIONKINO
 published: 2013-02-12Operation Kino 101: Is Netflix A House Of Cards, Film Centipede, And A Makeover For The Show This week on Operation Kino, you might notice we've gotten a makeover. Starting this week we'll be bringing you two episodes every week, with the main episode-- featuring tidbits, segment 3 and a few new features-- dropping on Tuesdays, and a review episode coming on Fridays  filed under: OpKino
 published: 2013-02-08Operation Kino 100: The Family Interview Full Quell This week on Operation Kino, we are amazed and delighted to be celebrating our 100th episode! As we have for every 25th episode-- or "Quarter Quell"-- we've changed up the format, and this time we've each brought in one of our family members for a discussion about… well, ourselves filed under: OpKino
 published: 2013-02-01Operation Kino 99: Steven Soderbergh's Side Effects, And What We've Learned After 99 Episodes This week on Operation Kino, we're jumping ahead a week in the release calendar to review Steven Soderbergh's final theatrical film, Side Effects. From there we use the occasion of our 99th episode to look back at the show and what we've learned from it, including how to talk to people who disagree with you filed under: OpKino
 published: 2013-01-25Operation Kino 98: The Sundance Film Festival And The End Of Fringe This week on Operation Kino, we're throwing out the usual format for plenty of reasons-- none of the week's new releases screened in time for us to see them, David is off recovering from surgery, and Katey and Patches are still (yes, still) at the Sundance Film Festival filed under: OpKino
 published: 2013-01-18Operation Kino 97: Mama And Our Most Anticipated Films Of 2013 This week on Operation Kino, we're coping with our childhoods raised feral in the woods by a mysterious ghost, as we review the Guillermo del Toro-produced horror film Mama. From there we take a look into our crystal balls for the year ahead, picking the movies of 2013 filed under: OpKino
 published: 2013-01-11Operation Kino 96: Gangster Squad Reviewed And The Return Of Patches Matches Trivia This week on Operation Kino, we're donning our fedoras and filming it all with terrible digital cameras, as we review Ruben Fleischer's Gangster Squad. From there we bring you the second-annual Patches Matches, in which Patches quizzes the co-hosts with questions about 2012 movies filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-12-28Operation Kino 95: Our Top Ten Films Of 2012 This week on Operation Kino, we send out 2012 with a little bit of Carly Rae Jepsen and three separate top 10 lists, with Katey, David and Patches counting down their top 10 films of the year, and Da7e bravely moderating as always. Find out which four films made all three of our lists, which film inspired Patches to use the patented David Ehrlich top 10 cheat filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-12-19Operation Kino 94: Do You Hear The Django Sing? This week on Operation Kino, we are very angry ex-slaves who somehow find ourselves in revolutionary-era France, as we review both Les Miserables and Django Unchained. Before any of that, though, we have a lightning round inspired by Jack Reacher and The Hobbit, and then tidbits filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-12-14Operation Kino 93: An Unexpected Journey With Hobbits, And Superlatives For 2012 This week on Operation Kino, we are packing our pipes and hopping on board a pony, as we join a band of dwarves for an adventure in The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey. From there we start wrapping up the year in movies with our 2012 Superlatives, in which we pick the best on-screen chemistry, the best line of dialogue filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-12-14Operation Kino 92: This Is 40, And This Is Too Much Information This week on Operation Kino, we don't even know why we're all still married to each other, as we review the latest glimpse into Judd Apatow's personal life, This is 40. From there we talk about Judd Apatow's oversharing and other filmmakers who base their work very closely on their own lives filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-11-30Operation Kino 91: Silver Linings Playbook Gets A Full Four-Person Review This week on Operation Kino, we're off our meds and running laps around the neighborhood, as all four of us-- yes, even Da7e saw it!-- review David O. Russell's new film Silver Linings Playbook. From there we jump into what's been a hot topic in the movie writing world lately: movie run times, whether there is a certain length movies should be filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-11-21Operation Kino 90: At Sea With Life Of Pi And Trying To Take Our Families To The Movies This week on Operation Kino, we're only got each other, a lifeboat, and this giant Bengal tiger, as we review Ang Lee's Life of Pi. From there we talk about the dilemma on the minds of many movie fans this week, as we attempt to take our families and loved ones to the movies and toe the line between picking movies everyone will like and actually trying to seek out the good stuff filed under: OpKino
Check out our first 34 episodes in the Operation Kino Archive
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 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. Follow us on Twitter at @opkino.
Find more Katey @Cinema Blend
Find more Patches @Hollywood.com Find more David @Criterion Corner Find more Da7e @Latino Review    |
