The CineFiles
By Brian Eggert | May 15, 2025
Check back here for the latest of The CineFiles, available on the KARE 11+ app (available on Roku, Fire TV, Apple TV, etc.) or watch on YouTube.
• “Episode 16: Top 10 Films of 2025” – January 2, 2026
• “Episode 15: Marty Supreme, Ella McCay, Love Actually” – December 19, 2025
• “Episode 14: Zootopia 2, Jay Kelly, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery, and Hamnet“ – December 4, 2025
• “Episode 13: The Running Man, Eternity, Nouvelle Vague“ – November 20, 2025
• “Episode 12: Bugonia, Hedda, and The Nightmare Before Christmas“ – November 7, 2025
• “Episode 11: If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, After the Hunt, and A House of Dynamite“ – October 17, 2025
• “Episode 10: One Battle After Another, Eleanor the Great, and A Big Bold Beautiful Journey“ – October 2, 2025
• “Episode 9: The History of Sound, The Long Walk, and Good Time“ – September 11, 2025
• “Episode 8: Weapons, Highest 2 Lowest, and The Great Dictator“ – August 23, 2025
• “Episode 7: Fantastic Four: First Steps, The Naked Gun, and Together“ – August 7, 2025
• “Episode 6: Eddington, Sorry, Baby, and Miss Stevens“ – July 25, 2025
• “Episode 5: Superman, Jurassic World Rebirth, and the Top 5 Films of 2025″ – July 10, 2025
• “Episode 4: F1, Materialists, 28 Days/Weeks/Years Later“ – June 26, 2025
• “Episode 3: The Phoenician Scheme, The Life of Chuck“ – June 12, 2025
• “Episode 2: Deaf President Now!, Fountain of Youth, Jane Austen Wrecked My Life“ – May 31, 2025
• “Episode 1: Fight or Flight, Friendship, and Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning“ – May 16, 2025
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