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Closing Tabs started as a weekly look at news we didn’t cover on the site throughout the week. As the site has grown, however, we’ve moved away from reporting most news (you can catch most of it regurgitated on other sites anyway) in favor of more original opinions and editorials.

Don't see Killers. You don't have to hear our show or read our review. It all comes down to that. If you do want to listen, however, you'll find reviews of Killers, Splice, and Get Him to the Greek, as well as our first week's look at Artist of the Month Jeff Bridges (through Starman and The Fisher King), and a bunch of comic book casting news.

Closing Tabs started as a weekly look at news we didn’t cover on the site throughout the week. As the site has grown, however, we’ve moved away from reporting most news (you can catch most of it regurgitated on other sites anyway) in favor of more original opinions and editorials.

This year is filled with small-squad army movies, kicking off with this week's The Losers. Is this sub-genre going to wear out its welcome or is it starting off with a bang?

Closing Tabs started as a weekly look at news we didn’t cover on the site throughout the week. As the site has grown, however, we’ve moved away from reporting most news (you can catch most of it regurgitated on other sites anyway) in favor of more original opinions and editorials.

As usual, the show's title comes from something said during the episode, but it almost became a description of the episode entirely. Thankfully we were able to rescue the episode from the technological void and we do, indeed, have something. Within is our continuing discussion of Artist of the Month Richard Dreyfuss and the most movie news we've gotten to in recent memory.

We hit on a couple of casting questions/rumors this week in movie news, to which our chatroom tended to respond with Vin Diesel as their choice - an opinion the podcast crowd answered with a unified "No." We also talk about movie doldrums, and begin our look at Artist of the Month artist Sidney Poitier, with two fantastic films previously unseen by our staff.