“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!!”
Come join MCDAVE’s free Oscar pool for a chance to win $50 in movie gift cards!
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.
MCDAVE examines Quentin Tarantino’s latest western thriller, “The Hateful Eight”
Leo is on the quest for his first Oscar win and MCDAVE breaks down his performance and more in Alejandro G. Inarritu’s “The Revenant”
MCDAVE takes a long look at the prospect of “The Force Awakens” being a legitimate Oscar contender
Comedy director, Adam McKay, tries to blend humor and drama in the latest Oscar contender, “The Big Short”. See if MCDAVE thinks it has the power to take over the Best Picture race.
Lenny Abrahamson’s Oscar-bound drama, “Room”, is placed under the microscope of MCDAVE. See what he thinks about leading lady, Brie Larson, and the rest of the cast and crew.
Love stories are usually a dime a dozen, but does Saoirse Ronan and her witty new drama, “Brooklyn”, deserve its Oscar buzz? MCDAVE breaks down the latest from director John Crowley
The Catholic Church sexual abuse scandal rocked our nation and now Tom McCarthy unveils the gripping true story of the investigation team that broke the story with “Spotlight”.
Steven Spielberg returns with the Cold War drama, “Bridge of Spies”, starring Tom Hanks and MCDAVE discusses what to make from this presumed Oscar contender
Staff-writer MCDAVE dissects the latest biopic centered on Apple’s polarizing founder, “Steve Jobs”
Acclaimed director Robert Zemeckis returns with “The Walk” and MCDAVE breaks down whether or not the film reaches soaring heights
Scott Cooper delivers the true story of notorious Boston kingpin, Whitey Bulger, and MCDAVE reveals everything you should expect from the film.
Robert Redford returns as famed travel author, Bill Bryson, and MCDAVE discusses whether or not “A Walk in the Woods” is a journey worth taking.
MCDAVE breaks down the latest Cold War action-comedy from Guy Ritchie, “The Man from U.N.C.L.E.”
MCDAVE suggests bracing yourself for what’s destined to become one of the year’s most talked about thrillers, “The Gift”.
It’s been over three decades since the Griswolds last ventured on a road trip to the “Walley World” theme park, and MCDAVE gives the inside scoop on what to expect from Ed Helms and the rest of the new “Vacation” cast.
MCDAVE dissects James Ponsoldt’s latest based-on-a-true-story drama, “The End of the Tour”, centered on the iconic modern novelist, David Foster Wallace.
Judd Apatow’s latest comedy endeavor, “Trainwreck”, starring newcomer Amy Schumer is put to the test by MCDAVE
Marvel’s newest entry, “Ant-Man”, is put under the microscope by staff-writer MCDAVE
MCDAVE hangs his opinions on the line for the latest found-footage horror release, “The Gallows”
Channing Tatum returns for “Magic Mike XXL” and MCDAVE breaks down everything the highs and lows from this summer-time sequel
MCDAVE discusses just how well Seth Macfarlane’s highly anticipated sequel, “Ted 2”, stacks up against the original