It's Episode #165 for Gravity 3D, in which our protagonist explains how a seeming snuff trailer turned him off, how much fun it is to have silence in space, and Clooney at his Clooniest. Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable iPod version here. Wan

It's Episode #164 for Thor: The Dark World 3D, in which our protagonist discusses epics that are actually epic, the organic way characters should punch and stab things, and how Idris Elba improves everything. Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable

It's Episode #163 for Ender's Game, in which our protagonist discusses how having read the book beforehand puts him at a distinct disadvantage, how the world just doesn't appear to be quite coagulated and feels he must mention again how awesome Harrison F

It's Episode #162 for The World's End, in which our protagonist discusses how this film shares and shunts all the right things from its older trilogy-siblings, how Wright/Pegg/Frost have pulled off a genre trifecta and how John Wyndham is probably somewhe

It's Episode #161 for Kick-Ass 2, in which our protagonist appreciates a little double carnage, is reminded of a movie based on a Dark Horse series (but covered in razor wire) and sees this as Nicolas Cage's second best comic book performance ever. Direct

It's Episode #160 for Elysium, in which our protagonist wonders what killed off the rich people who weren't pricks, wonders why you can't program in space, and always loves some railgun action. Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable iPod version he

It's Episode #159 for Now You See Me, in which our protagonist actually enjoys himself, writes the film a pass for going a little off the deep end, and is a self-admitted sucker for seeing Morgan Freeman and Michael Caine on screen together. Direct link f

It's Episode #158 for The Wolverine (2013), in which our protagonist writes Hugh Jackman a total pass, wonders where all the ninja fights were, and thinks eventually we'll get enough footage of the character where somebody can splice together a fan film t

It's Episode #157 for Pacific Rim, in which our protagonist outlines what a bigass summer explodo movie should bring to the table, wants rocket punching and giant monsters, and thinks Idris Elba can speechify like nobody's business. Direct link for the fe

It's Episode #156 for The Lone Ranger, in which our protagonist wishes Tonto would just wear a hat or something, thinks that horse poop is a great barometer of an age range a film is shooting for and lastly...he feels really, really bad for the Reid famil