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Josh Bell Hates Everything

Weekly film critic Josh Bell is tough to please. Hear his take on the week's new releases in theaters and on DVD. Subscribe to the audio podcast via iTunes

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September 5, 2008
Josh Bell hates children
August 21, 2008
Sexy deities and exploding heads
September 11, 2008
Burn after listening
August 8, 2008
Every pineapple has its spikes
August 14, 2008
It’s satire, stupid

Recent Posts

July 2, 2009
Gangsters, food and Nic Cage
June 26, 2009
Trashing the Transformers
June 17, 2009
Wrapping up CineVegas
June 4, 2009
Galifianakis, yes; Ferrell, no
May 29, 2009
Josh Bell likes everything

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07.2.09 · 6:42 PM

Gangsters, food and Nic Cage

Brian Black joins Josh to talk about Michael Mann’s gangster movie Public Enemies and the advocacy documentary Food, Inc., plus receives a warning against renting the Nicolas Cage vehicle Knowing on DVD. Read more...

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06.26.09 · 1:21 PM

Trashing the Transformers

Jeffrey K. Howard of Vegas Film Critic and KVBC Channel 3 joins Josh to eviscerate the new sequel Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Plus, kinder words for Sam Mendes’ Away We Go, and a quick assessment of the summer so far. Read more...

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06.17.09 · 6:53 PM

Wrapping up CineVegas

Las Vegas Weekly contributor Julie Seabaugh joins Josh to wrap up the 2009 CineVegas film festival, including award winners, local films and festival highlights. Click here for full coverage of the festival, the CineVegas Blog and six days worth of movie reviews from the 11th annual CineVegas film festival at the Palms and Brenden Theatres. Read more...

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06.4.09 · 5:53 PM

Galifianakis, yes; Ferrell, no

Las Vegas Weekly Managing Editor Ken Miller joins Josh to chat about polar-opposite new comedies The Hangover (very funny) and Land of the Lost (not funny at all), plus Gran Torino on DVD. Read more...

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05.29.09 · 5:39 PM

Josh Bell likes everything

Comedian and filmmaker Jason Harris joins Josh to talk about a particularly strong week at the movies, including recommendations for Pixar’s new film Up and Sam Raimi’s return to horror, Drag Me to Hell, and contentious analysis of Rian Johnson’s The Brothers Bloom and porn star Sasha Grey in Steven Soderbergh’s The Girlfriend Experience. Plus, Revolutionary Road and Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog on DVD. Read more...

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05.22.09 · 10:32 AM

The disappointment of sequels

Jeffrey K. Howard of Vegas Film Critic and KVBC/KVCW joins Josh to chat about disappointing summer sequels Terminator Salvation and Night at the Museum: Battle of the Smithsonian, plus Dance Flick. Also, a great new reissue of two John Wayne classics on DVD. Read more...

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05.14.09 · 11:58 PM

Angels & Demons & Tyson

Film critic and historian Tony Macklin joins Josh to chat about Da Vinci Code sequel Angels & Demons and James Toback’s documentary Tyson. Plus, Valkyrie on DVD. Read more...

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05.8.09 · 1:39 AM

Star Trekstravaganza!

Las Vegas Weekly Associate Editor T.R. Witcher joins Josh to praise the great new Star Trek movie, plus geek out on favorite Star Trek movies and TV series of the past. Also, non-Star Trek movies Paris 36 and Next Day Air open in theaters, apparently. Read more...

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05.1.09 · 8:08 PM

Declawed

Roger Erik Tinch, art and online director for CineVegas, joins Josh to chat about the beginning of the summer blockbuster season with X-Men Origins: Wolverine, plus indie baseball drama Sugar, and The Curious Case of Benjamin Button on DVD. Read more...

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04.24.09 · 12:01 PM

Well-meaning crap

Michael T. Toole, contributing writer for Turner Classic Movies website, joins Josh to chat about earnest but ineffective new releases The Soloist and Sin Nombre, plus Fighting and Earth also in theaters, and Jean-Claude Van Damme’s comeback vehicle JCVD on DVD. Read more...

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Cocktail of the Week Jul 2, 2009
by Xania Woodman

Lost Creek Crush

It’s 107 degrees out, my eyes are sweating, and the very thought of clothing makes me want to cry. Time for a trip down to DCR for George Austin Sproule’s ...
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