This week we review Night at the Museum 2: Battle of the Smithsonian and discuss Brian’s favourite TV theme songs.

Judd Apatow’s latest comedic venture might run a little long, but there are plenty of laughs to keep you going.

British time-travel crime drama, Life on Mars: Series 2 manages to pick up from Series 1′s neaty packaged finale and give the entire show a proper send-off. All the characters are back, and the series continues to make full and complete use of the setting and era.

Brian reviews Judd Apatow’s Funny People and Steve reviews British time-travel crime drama Life on Mars.

Park Chan-Wook’s take on the vampire movie might be a little drawn out on the gore factor, but is a must-watch to at least get a non-Twilight perspective on the genre.

This week, Steve and Brian review Park Chan-Wook’s take on the vampire film, Thirst, and interview Mandy Leith from Open Cinema.

Brian and Steve were humbled to be in the presence of such a clever film, and almost blushing from its liberal doses of profanity. Please enjoy our review of the DVD release of In The Loop.

This week Steve and Brian examine the satyrical offerings of In The Loop and host a summit on which gaming console should be in your home theatre.

Robert Kenner’s penetrating documentary about the American food industry might have you rethinking your eating choices.

Steve and Brian review Robert Kenner’s documentary Food Inc. that exposes the underbelly of the American food system, then offer a crash course in behaving at the movies.