Summer vacation begets pre-teen attitude problems for Kent and Michelle, who still find the energy to review Disney's Eight Below, Star Wars in Concert, and Star Trek's "The Man Trap."

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Clark browses through the career of actor Tom Cruise, spotlighting musical selections from Legend, Born on the Fourth of July, Far and Away, The Last Samurai, Minority Report, Mission: Impossible II, The Firm, Magnolia, and Valkyrie. In addition, the new Cruise vehicle Knight & Day (co-starring Cameron Diaz) is reviewed. Enjoy!

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Judges Dave Johnson and Dan Mancini continue their crusade to champion the cinematic downtrodden. As if Predator 2 wasn't tough enough, this week the boys attempt to defend the universally reviled Kevin Costner epic Waterworld, with an assist from all-star guest defense attorney, Steve Power. Good luck men. You're going to need it.

Patrick and his co-host Mike saddle up with the Brat Pack to "F" the rousing '80s western -- Young Guns. Comments, complaints, or suggestions? Email fthismoviepodcast(at)gmail.com. (Warning: For those with delicate sensibilities, these boys use foul language.)

Dave admits his ignorance of Spaghetti Westerns and the rules of professional soccer. Mike immerses himself in the worlds of Gymkata and roller derby. Mac professes his deep ambivalence for Cartoon Network's Unnatural History and disdain towards Secret Life of the American Teenager. Go beyond the lighted stage with Rush. Cinematic Titanic may swim with adults. Play another rousing round of Guess the Plot! And can anything be more entertaining than the conveyor-belt-driven game show Downfall?

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The more things change, the more they stay the same...

Steve has been handed the keys to the Pixel Verdict family station wagon, and wastes no time joining Dave and Jon in delivering an E3 2010 postmortem, and a discussion of vintage '80s sneakers with lights in the heels. We all like Vanquish and dig on Dead Space 2. Dave is curious about Metal Gear: Rising, and Steve has high hopes for Bullet Storm.

What were our choice picks for this year's biggest game convention? What came out of nowhere to suprise? What tore our still beating hearts out of our collective ribcages and took a big bite before chucking the bloated vascular muscles into the wastebasket? Listen and learn my friends.

(Opening Music: Mass Effect main theme, by Jack Wall and Sam Hulick)

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The whirling Dixons take a moment from their hectic schedule to breathe and podcast. The Hobbit circles fresh directorial meat. Marvel rebirths the serialized short format. Kent listens to Star Wars in concert while viewing National Geographic, and Michelle drinks a Slurpee while under attack from annoying superheroes. Oh, and a lack of sleep keeps our mom from continuing her five year mission. Maybe next week.

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This week, Clark saddles up his horse and rides west, spotlight selections from Red River, The Way West, Lonesome Dove, Into the West, The Comancheros, The Cowboys, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly, and Cimmarron. In addition, Clark reviews the much-reviled Jonah Hex. Enjoy!

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Judges Dave Johnson and Dan Mancini introduce a brand new show to the Verdict lineup -- Objection!, defending the true intelligence of western civilization from the evil that is popular opinion. The first defendant to enter the courtroom is Stephen Hopkins' Predator 2, whose Rotten Tomatoes fresh rating is 22% and the subject of great ire from movie fans worldwide. This week's Johnnie Cochran on the defense team is Judge Steve Power, who prefers this maligned sequel to the beloved franchise original. Blasphemy!

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Patrick and his co-host Alex are here to praise and bury a '90s cult classic -- The Rocketeer -- on this week's F This Movie!. Comments, complaints, or suggestions? Email fthismoviepodcast(at)gmail.com. (Those with delicate sensibilities be warned, there is explicit language within.)