Thirty Twenty Ten

The Dark Knight, Die Hard, Dr. Horrible, Akira, There’s Something About Mary, A Fish Called Wanda, Beastie Boys – July 13-19: Thirty Twenty Ten

Yes, it’s been a decade since the release of the finest superhero film of all-time, Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight. But before you start feeling old, it’s also been thirty years since we were introduced to John McClane, and for… Read more

Johnny 5, Hellboy, Arthur, Riggs and Murtaugh Return… for the last time – July 6-12: Thirty Twenty Ten

Welcome to sequel city! Throughout three decades, you’ll find many of your favorite characters reemerging, however, it will be the last time they do (before they’re inevitably rebooted!) Plus World Cup nonsense, Persona 4, Short Circuit, Lethal Weapon, Hellboy, Barenaked… Read more

Eddie Murphy comes to America, Michael Bay brings about Armageddon, and Will Smith challenges Iron Man – June 29-July 5: Thirty Twenty Ten

Hancock disappoints the public, Katy Perry kisses a girl, TV celebrates Independence Day, Banjo Kazooie and The Black Eyed Peas debut, Nintendo Power achieves multi-decade milestones, Harry Potter is becomes an official phenomenon, and Eddie Murphy makes his best movie!… Read more

Eddie Murphy talks to animals, Pixar’s silent robot rockets to theaters, and Who Framed Roger Rabbit is the greatest movie of all time -June 22-28: Thirty Twenty Ten

Wow. Each segment in this week’s episode contains one of the greatest movies of the year! George Clooney begins his love affair with Steven Soderbergh, Wall-E reaches new heights for Pixar, Step By Step is mercifully retired, Eddie Murphy remakes… Read more

Disney makes a man out of Mulan, Kevin Costner likes slow wet kisses that last all night, and Mike Myers gives up on movies because of Steve Carell – June 15-21: Thirty Twenty Ten

Arnold goes to Russia, Katy Perry goes gay, Disney goes to goes to China, and TV goes to hell! All this and more on Thirty Twenty Ten, your look back at the week that was, 30, 20, and 10 years… Read more

Christopher Walken is a Puss, Hulk smashes very little, and the teenager in all of us Can’t Hardly Wait – June 8-14: Thirty Twenty Ten

TV Guide gets its own channel, Venture Bros return, Steve Urkel gets a win, Marky Mark vs Trees, The Incredible Hulk technically starts the MCU (you need more than one movie, after all), 90s teens get their Breakfast Club, Metal… Read more

Jim Carrey is tired of being filmed, and Carrie Bradshaw is on the air, and Tom Hanks Grows Up – June 1-7: Thirty Twenty Ten

Dreamworks makes its best film to date, Double Dragon comes to NES, Brandy and Monica take an argument over boy ownership to the top of the charts, David Bowie sells out, Tom Hanks gets Big, and Sex and the City… Read more

Rambo and Crocodile Dundee return, Sex and the City hits the bigscreen and Larry Sanders and Phil Hartman say goodbye – May 25-31: Thirty Twenty Ten

Two of the 80s biggest movie icons are back, Sex and the City gets too big for HBO, Killer Klowns come to earth, Larry Sanders calls it quits, Mass Effect is freed from Xbox, Hope Floats, Lightning Crashes, and get… Read more

Murphy Brown Signs Off, Godzilla Sells Out, and George Lucas Tops the Box Office Across Two Decades – May 18-24: Thirty Twenty Ten

Willow tops the 1980s while Indiana Jones makes a comeback in the oughts, Godzilla makes his worst movie, Murphy Brown say goodbye, John Cusack goes to war, and Conan hits the PC. All this and more, this week on Thirty… Read more

Jason Voorhees returns for a seventh time, Seinfeld says goodbye, and Bill O’Reilly will do it LIVE! – May 11-17: Thirty Twenty Ten

Friday the 13th gets some new blood, Frank Sinatra and Seinfeld are dead, Lenny Kravitz flies, say goodbye to Kids WB and Toby, and the most star-studded television event of all-time? All that and more, this week on Thirty Twenty… Read more

1998’s First Comet-Based Apocalypse, Speed Racer Zooms to Theaters, And A Case of Mistaken Bourne Identity – May 4 – 10: Thirty Twenty Ten

Steven Speilberg’s first Wii game, the Wachowskis go big with Speed Racer, Madonna hits the charts with a little help from the Prince of May, Deep Impact beats Armageddon to box office annihilation Facts of Life is dead, and no,… Read more

Jem takes a bow, the Saturn gets its best game too late, and Iron Man introduces us to the MCU

Panzeer Dragoon Saga becomes Sega’s last great Saturn game, Friends need a best man, the Critters come back, Point Blank dusts off the Guncon, and Iron Man kickstarts the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe. All this and more on this edition… Read more

Gwyneth Paltrow Gets A Haircut, Simpsons Hit 200, and Grand Theft Auto Decimates Everything – Apr 20-26 – Thirty Twenty Ten

Grand Theft Auto IV is officially ten-years-old, Flight of the Conchords make their audio debut, INXS is on the charts, Disney’s Animal Kingdom opens and they have an entire network to promote it, and Sliding Doors becomes a verb. All… Read more

Disney cartoons finally have their own home, It’s tough to forget Sarah Marshall and meet your new neighbor, Totoro! – Apr 13-19 Thirty Twenty Ten

Studio Ghibli makes a double splash, some Bad Dudes crash arcades, Ben 10 ends and begins again, MTV cancels its last good sketch comedy, Toon Disney launches a temporary home for classic animation, and Jason Segel shows us his doodle… Read more

Mario Kart Loses a Wheel, The Office Returns, and Steven Seagal and Teletubbies Make Their Debut – Apr 6 – 13: Thirty Twenty Ten

Dunder-Mifflin returns from the writer’s strike with an unforgettable dinner party, George Michael gets caught in a bathroom, KC and JoJo begin their reign over the highschool slow dance, and the best-selling Mario Kart iteration is also its worst! All… Read more