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Ruth Bader Ginsburg gets the biopic treatment with Mimi Leder’s “On the Basis of Sex” and MCDAVE discusses why the film is on the outside-looking-in this awards season.
Emily Blunt reprises the wondrous role of “Mary Poppins” in Rob Marshall’s new sequel and MCDAVE discusses just how “supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” the film actually is.
The period-piece genre undergoes a welcome makeover courtesy of director Yorgos Lanthimos’ “The Favourite” and MCDAVE breaks down everything you need to know about this Best Picture contender.
MCDAVE takes a look at Josie Rourke’s new period-piece drama, “Mary Queen of Scots”, and discusses the film’s grim and devious examination of power and back-stabbing in the quest for the throne.
Peter Farrelly (“Dumb and Dumber” & “There’s Something About Mary”) tackles his newest film alone and MCDAVE explains exactly why “Green Book” is one of the year’s finest films
Joel Edgerton follows up his fantastic debut psychological thriller, “The Gift”, with the awards season contender, “Boy Erased”, and MCDAVE tackles the highs and lows from this heavy-hitting drama
It’s been a long time coming but MCDAVE breaks down whether or not Bryan Singer’s long-awaited box office smash “Bohemian Rhapsody” is as good as advertised.
It’s the Halloween season and David Gordon Green attempts a valiant return to one of horror’s most iconic villains, Michael Myers. MCDAVE examines just how strong of a return to the “Halloween” franchise this latest effort truly is.
MCDAVE discusses Oscar-winning director Damien Chazelle’s latest, “First Man”, which examines Neil Armstrong’s harrowing journey to become the first human to walk on the lunar surface.
Oscar season has officially arrived with Bradley Cooper’s directorial debut, “A Star Is Born”, and MCDAVE breaks down the film’s awards season prospects.
Summer is over but 2018’s blockbuster season continues with Shane Black’s “The Predator” and MCDAVE discusses the highs and lows for this anticipated reboot
The Muppets get an R-Rated makeover in Brian Henson’s (son of Jim Henson) new vulgar puppet comedy “The Happytime Murders”, and MCDAVE discusses just how effective this transition is.
Gus Van Sant’s “Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot” tells the true story of controversial cartoonist and paraplegic John Callahan, and MCDAVE discusses what works and what doesn’t with this Sundance selection.
Peyton Reed returns with the highly anticipated Marvel sequel “Ant-Man and the Wasp”, but exactly how well does Scott Lang’s second feature stack up with the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe? MCDAVE has the scoop.
Jeff Tomsic’s debut comedy “Tag” is based on a true story and MCDAVE discusses the highs and lows within this summer’s latest comedic effort
MCDAVE breaks down the latest heist film “Ocean’s 8” and whether or not this female-centered return to the franchise holds up.
Lacking any familiar faces, MCDAVE breaks down exactly how Leigh Wannell’s modestly budgeted SXSW selection, “Upgrade” has become one of the year’s most unexpected gems
Ron Howard makes his mark in the “Star Wars” saga with the latest spin-off “Solo”, and MCDAVE discusses just how well the film fits into the franchise.
MCDAVE discusses the much-anticipated “Deadpool” sequel and just how well it stacks up against the original
Melissa McCarthy returns with her latest comedy endeavor “Life of the party” and MCDAVE discusses whether or not the writer/star delivers another big hit
MCDAVE dissects 2018’s biggest blockbuster hit and the latest from Marvel’s cinematic universe, “Infinity War”
Steven Spielberg’s anticipated blockbuster “Ready Player One” debuted at this year’s SXSW festival and MCDAVE explains what you can expect from the auteur’s latest return to the sci-fi genre
MCDAVE discusses the upcoming SXSW comedy “Blockers” in all of its raunchy, R-rated glory
Steven Soderbergh returns with his B-Movie horror/thriller “Unsane” and MCDAVE examines this latest effort from the acclaimed filmmaker which was shot completely using iphones.
MCDAVE highlights the best films, performances, directors and screenplays from the 2018 SXSW film festival
MCDAVE offers a glimpse into every film he encountered at this year’s SXSW festival
MCDAVE breaks down Greg Berlanti’s bold new teen rom-com “Love, Simon” about a closeted 17 year old struggling to reveal his secret