Marc Webb’s new child prodigy drama, “Gifted”, starring Chris Evans, is placed under the watchful eye of MCDave.
MCDave discusses the remarkable true story of Warsaw Zoo owners, Antonina and Jan Zabinski, who helped persecuted Jewish families escape from Nazi army control in “The Zookeeper’s Wife”
New Netflix release and Sundance Film Festival selection, “The Discovery”, puts an interesting twist on the concept of “The Afterlife” and MCDave breaks down where exactly the film hits and misses.
From the mind of James Gunn comes “The Belko Experiment”, a horror gore-fest that’s enough to make MCDAVE squeamish
Joe Martin’s socio-politcal thriller “Us and Them” premiered at SXSW and MCDAVE breaks down everything to expect from the director’s debut narrative feature.
SXSW thriller “Like Me” gives off a David Lynchian-vibe as MCDAVE highlights a director with a bright future ahead of him.
Danny Boyle returns with “T2 Trainspotting” two decades after he shaped a generation of adolescents, and MCDAVE discusses just how smoothly the sequel goes.
Brothers Eshom and Ian Nelms bring their comedic thriller, “Small Town Crime” to SXSW and MCDAVE discusses all the buzz surrounding the film’s world premiere.
MCDAVE takes a look at Aaron Katz’s new L.A. set murder mystery, the SXSW selection “Gemini”.
“Breaking Bad’s” Giancarlo Esposito writes and directs the new twisted SXSW entry, “This Is Not Your Death”, and MCDAVE discusses just how well this clever premise is executed
Indie filmmaker Joe Swanberg returns with his most traditional narrative yet, “Win It All”, and MCDAVE breaks down this SXSW selection
MCDAVE’s 2017 SXSW experience kicks off with Dustin Guy Defa’s insightful indie comedy, “Person to Person”.
The return of Kong has critics and audiences raving, but MCDAVE breaks down if “Skull Island” is really as good as advertised.
MCDAVE breaks down John Lee Hancock’s examination of capitalism’s cutthroat nature in the Ray Kroc biopic, “The Founder”
Ben Affleck returns as the writer, director and star of “Live by Night”, and MCDAVE puts the latest gangster flick under the microscope.
MCDAVE discusses J.A. Bayona’s new adapted and imaginative drama, “A Monster Calls”
Martin Scorsese returns with his long-developed passion project, “Silence”, and MCDAVE chimes in on the polarizing film.
Late-year release, “Hidden Figures”, is stirring up some Oscar buzz and MCDAVE dissects this upcoming historical drama from filmmaker Theodore Melfi.
Best Picture contender, “Lion”, is slow expanding nationwide and MCDAVE discusses just how effective this real-life drama feels.
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MCDave explains how Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone sing and dance their way into your hearts in Damien Chazelle’s “La La Land”.
“Moonlight” from director Barry Jenkins has captured the attention of everyone who’s witnessed it, and MCDave chimes in on this Oscar powerhouse’s legitimacy.
MCDave discusses “Manchester by the Sea”, the latest emotionally charged drama from acclaimed writer/director Kenneth Lonergan.
Denzel Washington’s upcoming drama “Fences” has been labeled a serious Oscar contender and MCDAVE breaks down what to expect from the adapted play.
Steven Spielberg’s latest adapted effort, “The BFG”, arrives in theaters today and MCDAVE fills you in on what to expect from the classic children’s tale.
“Finding Dory” is one of the summer’s most anticipated films and MCDAVE fills you in on what you can expect from the long-awaited sequel.
Shane Black returns to his buddy comedy roots with “The Nice Guys” and MCDAVE discusses if Ryan Gosling & Russell Crowe are as good as advertised.
“Dazed and Confused” director, Richard Linklater, returns with a marketed “spiritual sequel” of the cult classic and MCDAVE breaks down what you can expect from “Everybody Wants Some!!”
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The Coen brothers return with “Hail, Caesar!”, a rare early-year release. MCDAVE discusses how well their latest effort stacks up to Joel & Ethan’s best work.