The Conspirator is the first release by Robert Redford’s The American Film Company, a production company dedicated to making historically accurate films. Who wouldn’t want to be in a Redford film? This is evidenced by the excellently ensembled cast that includes Robin Wright (Penn), James McAvoy, Kevin Kline, Tom Wilkinson, Justin Long, Colm Meaney and Evan Rachel Wood. The focus is on Mary Surratt... 

Romantic-comedies are a dime a dozen, with dozens released each year. Over the past few years rom-coms have been forced to try and find new angles to attack the genre from, for fear of being accused of sticking too harshly to a rom-com formula. A few have conceded the point and stuck to the formula, filling the cast with big names in order to get people into theaters. No Strings Attached brings both... 

This is our final episode for the 2010 calendar year (although we’ll actually wrap up the year in an upcoming January episode). Margaret, Rafe, and Tim close out the year with joy over Tron: Legacy, appreciation over Kevin Kline’s Life as a House, and silly ecstasy over the Coen Brothers’ bizarre comedies (Raising Arizona, Burn After Reading, and The Big Lebowski). Thank you so much... 

Margaret’s car is not for sale, but that didn’t stop some random passerby from asking about it moments before we started to record, setting a weird mood for the episode. Within we discuss Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I, Morning Glory and Artist of the Month Kevin Kline’s In & Out and Dave. Add in commentary on a bunch of trailers (Green Lantern, Green Hornet, Red... 

We may not have gotten to see this week’s releases in time for a show (see our Megamind review on the site and check back for our Due Date review later in the week), but we still have one heck of a show. Tim returns to talk about The Walking Dead, We kick off Margaret’s Artist of the Month pick Kevin Kline with a look at his accent in The Big Chill and I Love You To Death, and apparently... 

Going into college knowing he wanted to act, Kevin Kline’s performance roots ran from Indiana University to Julliard and later he became part of the Acting Company in New York. Well trained and full of talent, Kline ended up on the road, performing Shakespeare across the United States and pushing toward a dream in film; real films with pulp and purpose. With Kline’s seeming natural ability also...