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OPERATIONKINO
 published: 2012-09-14Operation Kino 80: Wrapping Our Minds Around The Master And The Toronto Film Festival This week on Operation Kino, all four of us are back together again, but not in the same country, with Katey calling in from the Toronto Film Festival so we can review The Master, which premiered there. And because Patches was also up in Toronto, we dedicate Segment 3 to discussing the festival, both which films we saw that we liked and the general importance of Toronto  filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-09-07Operation Kino 79: Bachelorette Turns Us All Into Mean Girls This week on Operation Kino, we've regained ownership of Da7e but have lost David, so there are just three of us to soldier through and review the iTunes hit Bachelorette, which is in theaters this weekend. We're enduring a kind of crazy week, so we've ditched Segment 3, but we do have a lightning round filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-08-31Operation Kino 78: Lawless And The Summer Movie Patches Matches Game You've Been Waiting For This week on Operation Kino, we're once again down a Da7e, and this time swap him out for Jenni Miller, writer at Film.com, Bust and many other fine establishments. We review the new John Hillcoat drama Lawless, then move on to the newest installment of everyone's favorite game, Patches Matches, which helps us wrap up the summer movie season filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-08-24Operation Kino 77: The Unsettling Compliance And The Odd Process Of Mourning Filmmakers This week on Operation Kino, we've lost track of Da7e, but bring in as backup Sean O'Connell, who claims to be slowly Black Swan-ing Da7e anyway, so it's pretty much the same as usual. We review the unsettling new indie Compliance, then get into a conversation about the process of mourning filmmakers filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-08-17Operation Kino 76: We Love ParaNorman And Dig Deep Into Kickstarter This week on Operation Kino, we struggle onward after Matt Patches's tragic death in the Quarter Quell to review ParaNorman (it's also possible Patches is on vacation! Stay tuned for the thrilling conclusion next week!) The three of us remaining also get into a lightning round inspired by The Odd Life of Timothy Green filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-08-10Operation Kino 75: The Storytelling Quarter Quell This week on Operation Kino we're changing up the format for our third Quarter Quell, celebrating our 75th episode by revisiting movies from our past that come with a particularly good story attached. No tidbits this week, no dessert, just a lightning round then storytelling, in which Katey revisits a rainy night in Amsterdam spent watching Charade filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-08-03Operation Kino 74: The 50 Greatest Movies Ever, Plus Total Recall This week on Operation Kino we're escaping the drudgery of our regular podcasting lives by implanting false memories of glorious podcasts past, as we review the new remake of Total Recall. From there we jump into a conversation about the recent announcement of the Sight & Sound Top 10 filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-07-25Operation Kino 73: The Manic Pixie Ruby Sparks And Nitpicking The Dark Knight Rises This week on Operation Kino we're in full Manic Pixie Dream Girl mode as we review the new rom-com Ruby Sparks. From there we talk about some of the reactions to The Dark Knight Rises that have gone into full-on nitpick mode, and wonder if picking apart a film's plot is really just a way to criticize something you expected to love filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-07-20Operation Kino 72: The Dark Knight Rises And Comic Con 2012 In Review This week on Operation Kino, we're reviewing the most anticipated movie of the summer, The Dark Knight Rises. From there we move on to a recap of this year's San Diego Comic Con, filling David in on what he missed by not attending, and going over the stuff we liked despite being exhausted from being marketed to for four days straight filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-07-14Operation Kino 71: Pulpy Savages And The Latest Installment Of OpKino Indie! This week on Operation Kino, we're finally taking the time to go over Oliver Stone's Savages, which came out the same week as The Amazing Spider-Man and is probably three times as insane. From there we bring you a new installment of Op Kino Indie, in which Da7e talks to producer Caitlin Burns about transmedia storytelling filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-07-03Operation Kino 70: The Less-Than-Amazing Spider-Man This week on Operation Kino, we're totally throwing you off by releasing an episode on a Tuesday! Today marks the pre-Independence Day release of The Amazing Spider-Man, so we've got a podcast in which we review the movie in detail, both without spoilers and then eventually with them (don't worry, we warn you) filed under: OpKino
 published: 2012-06-29Operation Kino 69: Shakin' It To Magic Mike And 2012 In Review This week on Operation Kino we're waxing our chests and strapping on G-strings, as we review the new Steven Soderbergh/Channing Tatum male stripper movie Magic Mike. From there we look over the year so far, pointing out our favorite and least favorite movies of the year so far filed under: OpKino
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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    |
