It is finally here everybody! The long awaited episode two of Podlabor! In this installment Evan and I talk about Welcome to the Space Show with our fellow editor and host of Attack Magic Item Flee Kyle. Sorry the delay between episodes was so long. The release rate has been decided and you can expect new episodes to begin coming out on a biweekly basis. So get listening to episode two and look forward to more!

The Cold War has supposedly been over for 20 years now, so what’s with all these films pitting Cold War spies against each other? Salt continues the trend formulaically, but also spectacularly- it is truly the new template by which “Spy vs Spy” films should follow.

Guess who’s back…back again…Predators returns the franchise to the jungle, but manages to keep the formula intact. Whether this is a good thing is entirely up to the viewer.

[Editors Note: Applewood Johnson does not necessarily reflect the views of Insert-Disc, he's only here because his uncle is one of our corporate overlords]
Midnight Shamalon is an awesome director. After he did the lame Sixth Sense, he started making awesome movies like that one with that chick in the swimming pool. So obviously I went to see this movie.
Some retards called Midnight’s decision to get white people in this movie as “racist” or “the dumbest things I’ve ever heard,” but I believe these people are the idiots because they fail …

The story of the underdog-turned-champion is one oft repeated in film and television- Rocky, Major League, Seabiscuit and the original Karate Kid all proved this. But what makes Karate Kid 2010 truly shine is the fact that this one, out of all of them, is a complete package, with sharp writing, stunning cinematography, intense action sequences and charismatic actors. It is total entertainment wrapped around a relatable story.

Where Pixar first pushed the envelope many years ago, they picked it right back up and pushed it some more. The environments are still colorful, the characters crisp and the dynamics of scene almost overwhelming. Despite being fully human-sized, I immediately could feel the room growing around me until I was the same size as Woody and the gang.

Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time is perhaps the best video game movie released to date. Unfortunately, the standards for video game movies are quite a bit lower than other movies.

I went into Avatar not expecting much. I expected a mediocre, but pretty, action movie. Somehow, it went far, far below my low expectations and continued to become even worse. Here’s why Avatar sucks
1.The Villain Has Less Depth Than Boris Badenov

The villain is all but giggling as he kills children and destroys homes, the villain hates blue people because they’re stupid and don’t appreciate humans invading their territory, the villain is not an actual character. He is a plot device. He exists for the audience to hate him. He has …

Our War Game was an important movie to my life at the time. It provided a satisfying conclusion to the original Digimon story, and introduced me to concepts that I would later learn more about and continue to enjoy. Hosoda knew how to convey the spirit and charm of the Digimon series, but infused it with his own ideas. It is clear how his directorial debut with Digimon laid the foundation for his later work.

The H.P. Lovecraft Historical Society had quite a challenge and a history of failed attempts by others to overcome when they decided to create their own film of Lovecraft’s most famous and influential story- The Call of Cthulhu.