Fat Guys at the Movies Ep. 144 – The Princess and the Fat
Features By Kevin Carr on December 11, 2009 | Be the First To Comment
On This Week’s Show: Kevin and Neil find themselves in not-so-familiar territory by not totally fighting about this week’s movies. While Neil hasn’t seen The Princess and the Frog, he and Kevin pretty much agree about the other new releases like Invictus (though Kevin berates Neil for taking so much time to examing The Lovely Bones and later rages about Peter Jackson’s obnoxious cameo). Later in the show, they throw down a Fat Guy Five about their favorite hand-drawn Disney animated films, and in the process they also learn that they can’t count.
Films Reviewed this Week: The Princess and the Frog, Invictus and The Lovely Bones
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Episode Schedule:
Segment 1 [8:50] – Review of The Princess and the Frog
Segment 2 [10:40] – Reviews of Invictus and The Lovely Bones
Segment 3 [14:00] – Kevin’s take on The Lovely Bones, Box office recap and the Fat Guy Five: The Best 2-D Animated Movies (and a bad lesson in math)
Segment 4 [6:35] – DVD Round-Up: Neil’s pick is World’s Greatest Dad, LOST: The Complete Fifth Season and Rescue Me: Season Five, Volume Two; Kevin’s picks include Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince and Public Enemies; Review Recap and a look ahead to next week.
Next Week’s Show:
Kevin and Neil will be set to talk epic movies with Avatar, Up in the Air and Did You Hear About the Morgans
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FSR’s Weekly Report Card for The Princess and the Frog, Invictus and The Lovely Bones
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