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Euan Kerr and Stephanie Curtis
St. Paul, Minn.

The Cube Critics and movies for couch potatoes

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The Cube Critics; MPR arts reporter Euan Kerr (left) and live events producer and Movie Maven Stephanie Curtis.
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Stephanie Curtis, the Movie Maven, and arts reporter Euan Kerr work in cubicles across from each other in the Minnesota Public Radio newsroom, where they have a rapid, running dialogue about movies. Together, they are known as The Cube Critics.

Today, they talk about "couch potato cinema."

You can follow them on Twitter at @CubeCritics.

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The Cube Critics; MPR arts reporter Euan Kerr (left) and live events producer and Movie Maven Stephanie Curtis.
MPR Photo/Euan Kerr