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Coming soon to the Multiplex 10 Cinemas

We’ve got a loose roadmap for the final three Kickstarter-funded videos. They will be (assuming everything works out):

An extra-length Multiplex 10 Movie Minutes episode with Kurt and Jason reviewing all three films in the How to Train Your Dragon Trilogy (spoiler-free for the third one, but not the first two), aiming for a ~~March~~ early May release.
A shorter, timely web series episode similar to our first batch of episodes, with an approximate ~~April~~ late May/early June release.
One final web series episode along the lines of our biggest and longest episodes “Self-Help,” “More Than Meets the Eye,” etc., aiming for a July/August release.

Due to the ambitious nature of the three episodes we’ve produced to date, which run longer than the first SIX web series episodes combined (not counting credits), and we’re running on fumes right now — so if you love Multiplex 10 and want us to keep making them, tell your friends about the series and help push us over the finish line by becoming our Patreon patron today — or making a one-time donation.

Obviously, we hope to produce more Multiplex 10 in some form after these episodes are done! (We’ll be doing some comics on this site, at the very least.) Who knows that the future holds?

Thanks as always for your support! More soon.

Isle of Dogs – Multiplex 10 Movie Minutes Special

Jason review Wes Anderson’s latest stop motion animated feature, Isle of Dogs.

Hot on the heels of our latest Multiplex 10: The Web Series episode, “More Than Meets the Eye,” we’ve cranked out a quick review based on one of our Kickstarter backers’ requests…

Thank you to our Kickstarter and Patreon backers for making this series of Multiplex 10: The Web Series episodes possible! If you’d like to help us continue making Multiplex 10 videos, please support our Patreon ▶ https://www.patreon.com/gmcalpin

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Written, directed, executive produced, animated, and edited by Gordon McAlpin
Producers: Tom Brazelton and Joe Dunn
Starring:
Gordon McAlpin – Jason
Music by Tangelene Bolton
Associate Producers: Kirk Damman, Amy Guth, Robert Hornak
Producers: Tom Brazelton, Joe Dunn, and Christopher Niessl
Co-Executive Producers: Avrom Honig and Lawrence McAlpin

More Than Meets the Eye – Multiplex 10

Kurt, Franklin, and Becky have technical difficulties before a screening of “Bumblebee.”

Thank you to our Kickstarter and Patreon backers for making this series of Multiplex 10: The Web Series episodes possible!

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Directed, executive produced, animated, and edited by Gordon McAlpin
Written by Joe Dunn and Gordon McAlpin
Starring:
Kurt – Tom Brazelton
Franklin – Malcolm Ray
Becky – Aiyanna Wade
Melissa – Dana Luery Shaw
Additional Voices: Bri Castellini, Joe Dunn, Daniel Farrelly, Matt Matonich, Gordon McAlpin, and Chris T. Projector
Music by Emmett Cooke and High Street Music
Associate Producers: Kirk Damman, Amy Guth, Robert Hornak
Producers: Tom Brazelton, Joe Dunn, and Christopher Niessl
Co-Executive Producers: Avrom Honig and Lawrence McAlpin

I’ll Be Next Door for Christmas – Multiplex 10 Movie Minutes Christmas Special

Our crowdfunded movie review series looks at the crowdfunded Christmas feature, I’ll Be Next Door for Christmas.

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Bohemian Rhapsody review – Multiplex 10 Movie Minutes

Jason and Kurt pick apart the Freddie Mercury/Queen biopic, Bohemian Rhapsody.

NOTE: This review has been updated to account for two errors in the original. — Kurt/Joe originally said Jobs instead of Steve Jobs when referring to the Aaron Sorkin-penned biopic of the Apple co-founder, not the shit-ass Ashton Kutcher one. We are both deeply ashamed.

And Jason originally mentioned the “entire twenty minute Live Aid performance”; the film cuts two of the five songs from the set.

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Directed, executive produced, animated, and edited by Gordon McAlpin
Written by Gordon McAlpin and Joe Dunn
Producers: Tom Brazelton and Joe Dunn
Starring:
Tom Brazelton – Kurt
Gordon McAlpin – Jason
Music by Tangelene Bolton
Associate Producer: Amy Guth

There’s Something About Mandy – Multiplex 10

Kurt and Jason feel very confused after recording their reviews of Mandy.

(NOTE: This episode contains very minor spoilers for Mandy.)

Please be sure to like this video and subscribe to the Multiplex 10 Cinemas YouTube channel to help us boost our signal! We did actually accidentally delete the YouTube channel a while back, so if you haven’t resubscribed in the last couple of months, you may not be subscribed anymore.

Help us make more Multiplex 10 by supporting our Patreon!

Directed, executive produced, animated, and edited by Gordon McAlpin
Written by Joe Dunn and Gordon McAlpin
Starring:
Kurt – Tom Brazelton
Jason – Gordon McAlpin
Melissa – Dana Luery Shaw
Customer – Avrom Honig
Music by Felipe Adorno Vassao and Tangelene Bolton
Associate Producers: Kirk Damman, Amy Guth, Robert Hornak, and Jeff Williamson
Producers: Tom Brazelton, Joe Dunn, and Christopher Niessl
Co-Executive Producers: Avrom Honig and Lawrence McAlpin