Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull Movie Review

Eric and J.D., unorthodox film critics at www.scene-stealers.com, Review the most anticipated movie of the summer "Indiana Jones and The Kingdom of the Crystal Skull." Indiana Jones is back and he's not after the raiders of the lost arc, he must instead deal with Russians, Rebels and Roswell. The "Last Crusade" was not the last Indiana Jones movie to kick some ass. Harrison Ford, George Lucas, and Steven Spielberg are all back for "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal skull." But is the magic back? Eric and JD have all the answers and more, with clips from "Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull."

The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian Movie Review

Eric and J.D., unorthodox film critics at www.scene-stealers.com, manage to fit Jesus, kids, and "ass" all in one review of C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Following the box office success of The Chronicles of Narnia: The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe, Prince Caspian picks up the story with the four English children returning to Narnia, where they once ruled as kings and queens. Is it predictable fare or does it move the legacy forward in a positive direction? Watch this review with clips from C.S. Lewis' The Chronicles of Narnia: Prince Caspian. Don't forget to subscribe to the Scene-Stealers

Iron Man Movie Review

Directly after an advance screening of Marvel Comics’ “Iron Man,” starring Robert Downey, Jr., Eric and J.D. give an Instant Review of the movie. Summer is here an the influx of superheroes is just beginning, but “Iron Man” is a cut above the rest. Thanks to a strong lead performane by Robert Downey, Jr., a script that’s actually about something, and director Jon Favreau’s keen eye for comedy, “Iron Man” gets two rock fists up even though it doesn’t use Black Sabbath’s “Iron Man” until the closing credits.

Forgetting Sarah Marshall Movie Review

Eric and J.D. from Scene-Stealers.com discuss why Jason Segel is the new Seth Rogen ("Superbad") and what makes "Forgetting Sarah Marshall" better than most romantic comedies of it ilk. It may have something to do with producer Judd Apatow ("Knocked Up, "The 40 Year-old Virgin"), but they're pretty sure it has more to do with an unflinching sense of honesty, lots of male nudity, and a keen eye on satirizing Hollywood types. Plus, UK comedian Russell Brand is hilarious.

Shine A Light Movie Review

The joke goes something like this: “Shine A Light,” the new Rolling Stones concert film, is the first Martin Scorsese movie to not feature “Gimme Shelter.” It’s true, Marty has used the Stones in “Mean Streets,” “GoodFellas,” and “The Departed,” but never before has he orchestrated a entire rapturous two-hour concert film about his favorite dangerous English rockers. So what if they’re in their sixties? Eric and J.D. are convinced that if you are a rock n’ roll fan, you’ll love this movie, especially in IMAX.

Drillbit Taylor Movie Review

Eric and J.D., two unorthodox critics at Scene-Stealers.com and contestants on VH1's "World Series of Pop Culture," give a movie review of the Judd Apatow-produced, Seth Rogen/John Hughes-written comedy “Drillbit Taylor,” starring Owen Wilson and three kids who stepped out of a “Superbad” time machine three years earlier. Find out why movie studios release movies like this one, directed by Steven Brill (“Without a Paddle,” “Mr. Deeds”), in March. Stop by www.scene-stealers.com for great reviews, top 10 lists, and lots of giveaways! Subscribe to our channel today to get the newest reviews the day they open in theaters!

Will Ferrell Semi-Pro Interview

What in the Hell is Will Ferrell doing in the Little Apple (Manhattan, Kansas)? Eric Melin, co-host of Scene-Stealers.com, caught up with the comedy genius while on the first stop of his Funny Or Die College Comedy Tour. He was also promoting his new movie about the American Basketball Association, "Semi-Pro." After taking a brief tour of Manhattan's highpoints (i.e., the bars), Eric journeyed to a sold-out Bramlage Coliseum where Will fucking Ferrell performed with Zach Galifianakas, Demetri Martin, and Nick Swardson. As Ron Burgandy, Ferrell also presented Kansas State University with an autographed Hammerhead shark. What more could you ask for? Enjoy Eric's one-on-one interview with Will Ferrell, even though he's no James Lipton.

This interview is complete with trailer and clips from Semi-Pro the movie

Cloverfield Movie Review

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Its here, the most talked about movie of 2008, Cloverfield. Eric and J.D.from Scene-Stealers.com tackle one of the most anticipated releases in a long time with a fast-paced movie review shot entirely with one hand-held camera, while trying to escape with their lives. So how does it stack up? Do you think you know what the monster looks like? Is the Cloverfield monster Godzilla or a Godzilla rip-off? You actually get to see footage of the Cloverfield monster. The Cloverfield monster revealed! In that respect, it won't disappoint. Check out this on-camera instant video movie review with clips from the movie to figure it out for yourself. But with all of the media surrounding this movie's release, is it even possible for any movie to ever live up to this kind of expectation? You might want to do yourself a favor before you go see Cloverfield and take a cue from "Public Enemy": "Don't Believe the Hype". Or at least try to not let the hype get to you. Did the Cloverfield monster find Eric and J.D.?

There Will Be Blood Movie Review

"There Will Be Blood" has Eric and J.D., two unorthodox critics at Scene-Stealers.com and contestants on VH1's "World Series of Pop Culture," giddy with excitement. A review of the best movie of the year may be the last place you'd expect an offhand joke about an 80s hair metal band to run amok, but that's just the way we roll.

Juno Movie Review

Is “Juno” a cinematic breath of fresh air or just another teen pregnancy comedy? Are there any funnier subjects than that? These questions and more will be answered by clicking the play button above as Eric & J.D. discuss “Juno” mere moments after the screening.

Sweeney Todd Movie Review

Moments after a screening, there is singing but not much rejoicing, as Eric and J.D. are split on their review of the twisted and bloody Stephen Sondheim musical “Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.”

Golden Compass Movie Review

Eric and J.D. are split on the merits of the newest potential fantasy franchise, starring Nicole Kidman and Daniel Craig, some old personal wounds are opened up, and there is some unexpected rejoicing. Ouch.

Beowulf Movie Review

“We came, we saw, we wore fashionable wraparound neon glasses.” Eric and J.D. file an on-camera report from a 3-D IMAX screening of “Beowulf.”

American Gangster Movie Review

After a screening of Ridley Scott’s new epic starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe, Eric & J.D. discuss the pleasure of seeing a good movie.

30 Days of Night Movie Review

this movie must have been greenlit on idea alone, because the screenwriters (all three of them) left everybody else out in the cold on this one. Director David Slade, who showed such promise with the twisted psychological thriller “Hard Candy” two years ago, shoots the movie with style to spare, but cannot muster an ounce of suspense. What’s more, “30 Days” feels every bit as long as its title.

Superbad Movie Review

Eric and JD review the funniest movie of the summer. This "Dazed and Confused" meets "Detroit Rock City" style comedy just might put some cream in your jeans.

Rescue Dawn Movie Review

Eric & J.D. discuss man vs. nature vs. the Hollywood ending in this new review of Werner Herzog's Vietnam P.O.W. story "Rescue Dawn" starring Christian Bale.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Movie Review

Eric & J.D., two unorthodox film critics at Scene-Stealers.com (and contestants on VH1's World Series of Pop Culture as Westerburg High), are sharply divided on the new Harry Potter movie. Check out the uncensored review here!!!
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1408 Movie Review

Eric and J.D. are disappointed about all the missed opportunities in the new Steven King-based horror thriller “1408” starring John Cusack and they’re not afraid to say so. Hear what they have to say and see clips from the film!

Knocked Up Movie Review

Eric and J.D. debate the merits of dick and fart jokes vs. pithy remarks about male/female relationships. Either way you cut it, "Knocked Up" is one of the funniest films in recent memory.