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OPERATIONKINO
published: 2012-05-18Operation Kino #63: The Dumb Glory Of Battleship And The Death Of Modern Satire This week on Operation Kino, we're firing a missile at B-6 and taking out your destroyer, as we review the biggest board game adaptation of all time, Battleship. From there we get into a discussion inspired by The Dictator, about modern satire and whether or not anybody is trying to make them anymore  filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-05-11Operation Kino #62: On Dark Shadows And The Decline Of Tim Burton This week on Operation Kino we're so sick of Tim Burton we can't even be bothered to review his new movie, Dark Shadows. Instead we hand over the review segment to two very good new indies, Sound of My Voice and Sleepless Night, and then hand over Segment 3 to Mr. Burton, specifically in trying to figure out how his career went wrong and if it might get better filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-05-04Operation Kino #61: Reviewing And Digging Deep Into The Avengers This week on Operation Kino we're assembling our own team of earth's mightiest heroes, as we review first the superhero movie that every single one of us like, The Avengers. From there we jump into a conversation about where the Marvel movies might be headed after The Avengers filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-04-27Operation Kino #60: The Meandering Five-Year Engagement And The Changing Moviegoing Experience This week on Operation Kino we're dragging our heels on our way to the altar, as all four of us have actually seen and gather to review The Five-Year Engagement. From there we pick up on some of the chatter from the movie theater owner trade convention Cinema Con and talk about some of the proposed changes for movie theaters, and whether or not it makes sense to freak out every time they try to change something about the moviegoing experience filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-04-20Operation Kino #59: The Lucky One, Chimpanzee, And The Ongoing Segregation Of Hollywood This week on Operation Kino we're cuing up the soft focus and the Tim Allen narration as we review both the Zac Efron weepie The Lucky One and the new nature documentary Chimpanzee. From there we launch into a conversation inspired by another of the week's new releases, Think Like A Man filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-04-13Operation Kino #58: Cabin In The Woods Reviewed And Discussed With Director Drew Goddard This week on Operation Kino we're ignoring all the warning signs and spending the weekend in a rundown shack, as we review Cabin in the Woods. As you might have heard it's hard to talk about this movie without spoilers, so after a brief introduction we delve into big spoilers for the movie filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-04-09OpKino Indie #1: Best Friends Forever Filmmaker Brea Grant OPKINO: INDIE exists so I can share with you what I feel is special about filmmaking: the drive to make your project happen despite the odds. We all are familiar with how the big studios push content in front of our faces, what about those people that are starting out? What's it like to eat only Pop Tarts and be the only gaffer? How much of your soul do you give away fundraising for your passion project? filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-04-06Operation Kino #57: American Reunion Brings The Nostalgia, Plus The First-Ever Op Kino Indie Interview This week on Operation Kino we're totally stuck in adolescence, flashing back to the 90s to review American Reunion. From there we have a Segment 3 that's a preview of our occasional spinoff Op Kino Indie, in which Da7e talks to independent filmmaker Brea Grant about her movie filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-03-30Operation Kino #56: Mirror Mirror Is More Than Fair, And Cheers And Jeers For 2012 So Far This week on Operation Kino, we're all the fairest of them all, as we review Tarsem's new fairy tale Mirror Mirror. From there we take a moment to look back at the year so far, picking our Cheers and Jeers from what we've seen of 2012 filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-03-23Operation Kino #55: The Hunger Games Emerges Victorious, And We Take On The Dreaded Shakycam This week on Operation Kino, the odds are ever in The Hunger Games's favor, as three of our four hosts pretty much liked the adaptation of the hugely successful book, and David… well, you can find out how he feels in our review of the movie filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-03-16Operation Kino #54: 21 Jump Street Surprises, And How Channing Tatum Breaks His Own Mold This week on Operation Kino, we're trying to get hip with the kids these days, as three twenty-somethings review 21 Jump Street. From there we move on to a conversation inspired by 21 Jump Street star Channing Tatum, who is breaking out his pre-determined "mold" in this film filed under: OpKino
published: 2012-03-12Want To Know What Iron Man 3 Is About? Operation Kino podcast host Da7e has some tasty news about the plot of Iron Man 3 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    |
