want to say is the eyes. there is a scene where they use a closeup of someone's eyes that i was nerding out beyond belief. thefts ' get to the negatives. the opening scene of this film has a lot of problems. i wish they took out the first couple minutes of the movie. then the opening credits have a very strange song and i found it to not fit in with the particular justice league. he's very taim just for his opening credits and his movies. i thought this what goes one of the weaker once. the villian was a bit mediocre. i thought the only purpose he served was brilg the justice league together. the aqua man could aif been a a little bit better written. i found myself nerding out during the action scenes. there are two ending credits in this movie. what that means when the nil am comes to a close there is an extra screen. by the

miller, the way he slows things down, those are some really cool scenes. and ray fisher, where does this rank in the d.c. eu which is the d.c. extended universe. i would go man of steal number one, bat man verse superman, tied with wonder man, then justice league and then bat man versus superman and finally suicide squad is way down. i gave justice league a four out of five. worth seeing. not the greatest pofy, but has some really cool moments over all. wonder, this movie will make you cry, ugly cry. a very, very ugly cry. this is a new york times best seller. jacob temporary has been home schooled his h entire life until now he's entering fifth grade, he's going to a mainstream school for the first time in his life. the

of bullying, family and the art of choosing kindness. i'm telling you right now you will be crying throughout this entire film. lts ' a movie we all need . i gave this movie a 4.5 out of five. i thought julia roberts was incredible the thanksgiving week, for family audiences you have cocoa which is the new disney picks ar film we are 19 picks ar films in now the film maker of this movie also brought to you toy story three. you have a character

named miguel who is an aspiring musician. his family has banned music and he is a massive music man. he eventedders the land of the dead to work out the mystery . great voice caving in this film as you can tell here with anthony gonzales. you have benjamin brat. the animation is very beautiful. the movie is out this week. this movie cocoa serves as the 19th pixar film. finally, dense disel washington is back. last year he had fence s. fences was a phenomenal al film he directed. this year roman j israel esquire. the official plot, washington stars as a driven identify listic defense attorney who through a tul multi just series of events, the official plot line for the film. it stars

zel. washington. i love they're using a little bit of the kendrick lamar film. a loft the limited release movies as well. those are the furnish biggest one. wonder will make you cry, justice league is a yowd pleaser. if you're not going out to the movies what can you find online if you're take youing in? from holiday classics to best in new shows and serieses that are streaming right now, i've gotcha covered. that's next. stay tuned.

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this thanksgiving holiday special. just saw a bit of, obviously, "stranger things" season 2 in that clip. so, if you're gonna forget the shopping, you're gonna forget the crowd, you might just want to stay in for the weekend and relax with your family, with your computer, watch television. what's the best thing to stream right now? so, obviously, i do have to mention the ultimate thanksgiving film. while not for kids, it is one of the funniest movies of all time -- "planes, trains & automobiles." john candy, steve martin, directed by john hughes, the film. this scene i was just watching before we did this segment, it just makes me laugh every single time. you can stream and rent the film on multiple platforms, including amazon and itunes. and the best thing to do, in my opinion, is go into google, type in the movie, and type where to stream. those are the best options for streaming that particular film. and again, one of the funniest movies of all time, a timeless classic. john candy -- every movie he did, including "uncle buck," always made me laugh.

so those are my favorites of those. now, moving on, let's talk about netflix here. so, netflix obviously is a very convenient way to watch your show. "the punisher" is a brand-new show streaming on netflix right now -- 13 total episodes. this is marvel studios. this is in the same universe as the past marvel shows, like "luke cage," as well as "daredevil" and "jessica jones." essentially, netflix is building out this entire universe. and the show stars jon bernthal. his family is murdered, and he goes on a mission of revenge and to fight crime. not for kids. just a warning there. this is a very violent show. but it is streaming on netflix. and some of these shows really are becoming better than the films we're seeing in theaters. so, that particular show, if you want to read my full review on that, you can go to my twitter, which is kevinmccarthytv. you can always tweet me any questions there, as well. moving on to "stranger things," season 2. yes, it's been out for a couple weeks now. but it is awesome, and it's worth mentioning. if you haven't seen it yet, highly recommend this. here's the thing -- me

get a little afraid they're too far behind on certain shows. watch the first season, and then watch this season. you will see why it's so great. it's a nostalgia work. it's scary, it's intense. this particular season, though, in my opinion, found its own voice. the show kind of became its own. the first season was very heavily reliant on nostalgia, which is great. but this particular season is scarier, it's more mature. the characters are dealing with a lot more intensity, in my opinion. it is a phenomenal season, and i do recommend it. i personally like it better than season 1. i didn't think season 1 had such a special place in people's hearts because of the nostalgia quality to it. but everybody's great. and millie bobby brown, who plays eleven, what a performance. and noah schnapp, who plays will, what a performance, as well. some of the best performances i've seen on tv in a long time. and of course, winona ryder is amazing. next up is "mindhunter." this show took me by such a surprise. david fincher actually directed four of these episodes. fincher, you probably know most from "fight club" and "se7en" and "t

"the social network." this particular show is based on a true story. it took place in the '70s at the fbi as they were interviewing serial killers. now, at the time, they were just called sequence killers. the term "serial killer" was actually noted in this particular show. jonathan groff stars in the show. it is an incredibly well-made, well-shot show that i do highly recommend. all right, so, looking for other things on netflix that might be more for the family. "beauty and the beast," the live-action film, is now available on netflix, "forrest gump." pg-13, but maybe not for the young kids, but definitely a great movie streaming on netflix, as well. one of my favorites, "good burger," if you haven't seen that, it was the nickelodeon-based characters from back in the day. and then, obviously, "moana," which is the rock and lin-manuel miranda -- great movie, as well. those are all streaming right now on netflix. so, let's get to the big stars. what does superman think of the new "justice league" film? did you know that two a-list stars have no problem crying on-screen and off-screen? and

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[ roars weakly ] >> heads up. ♪♪ >> thanks, alfred, but i'll take it from here. >> uh, do i... >> yeah, "justice league" is now playing in theaters. and one of the things i'm very thankful for, about my job, is being able to sit down with my favorite actors and filmmakers and just nerd out about filmmaking. but we're gonna get to some of the biggest stars i've spoken to recently -- specifically, the "justice league" cast -- ben affleck, everybody involved in that film. i had the chance to sit down with all six members of the justice league. i spoke with ben affleck about the harvey weinstein situation -- obviously, this is a very big story happening in hollywood right now -- specifically about his friend kevin smith, who said he was gonna donate all future proceeds from weinstein films to women in film. so i wanted to get affleck's opinion on that. also, henry cavill's mustache had to be taken out of the film during some of the reshoots. he explains how they did that. pl

the flash and wonder woman, and i talk about some of the cool special effects you'll find in "justice league." here's ben affleck first on harvey weinstein. >> it's funny that you mention that, because once kevin suggested that, i decided to do the same thing. >> really? >> so i'm giving my -- any further residuals that i get from a miramax or a weinstein movie will go either to f.i. or to rainn. and one is film independent, and the other is a women's organization. and i just didn't want to cash any more checks from the guy. you know, it's not as a big -- i don't usually bring it up, but it was kevin's idea. i thought it was a good one, and i hope it catches on. >> well, first of all, i know you've been getting a lot of questions about the mustache. i'm more interested about it from the filmmaking standpoint. i'm so blown away by the process of the removal of it. i'm curious, when you were on set, do you wear anything to at all cover it up, or do you do the scenes fully? how does that work? >> it's nothing to cover it up. what we do is we try and put it back on the top lip as much as possible, so they kind of wax it.

>> wax it up. and then i have dots all over my face, and they try and put dots, which are barely visible, sort of in the various points on the face which you would see them during normal -- not face replacement but whatever cgi aspect they may be applying to a face. >> [ chuckles ] >> and yeah, i was covered in dots and had a big mustache. it was definitely a new look for superman. >> so, i'm geeking out. my favorite scene in the whole movie -- and this is in the trailer -- i have to ask how this was done. you go off that bridge thing, and you're reaching for your sword. you slow everything down, run, and go... >> bing. >> ..."bing!" all right, i want to know what it looked like for you on set. are you hanging from a rope? >> it didn't look the way it looks on the movie -- in the movie, obviously. >> do they put your hair back for that so that they can cgi the slow-motion hair? >> yeah, and there's no hair. >> oh, wow! >> it's crazy, and so many dots. >> like, jason's beard had to be, like, glued to his face when he did all the swimming scenes. >> yeah. >> you know, henry cavill's mustache got a lot of talk, but there's a lot of hair stuff that goes on. >> [ laughs ] >> backstory

mustache story. essentially, what happened was, they had to do reshoots for the movie, and henry cavill was already filming a new movie, called "mission: impossible 6." reportedly, he was not able to shave the mustache for the "justice league" reshoot, so he had to do his superman scenes with the full mustache, which they had to digitally remove. it's kind of a crazy story how they pulled that off. "justice league" is now playing in theaters. my full interviews, including henry cavill's thoughts on "batman v superman," are available on our youtube channel, which is fox 5 dc. next up is "wonder," the movie julia roberts and owen wilson star in. this movie made me cry. i spoke to julia roberts and owen wilson about whether or not they were bullied in school, considering the lead character in the film gets bullied. and also jacob tremblay, who plays this amazing young boy in the film -- how they did the makeup and prosthetics on his face. but, first, if you're a "notting hill" fan, you'll get my reference in the beginning of this interview. watch this. by the way, only because we're in london, i have to say this. i'm kevin mccarthy with "horse & hound." >> [ laughs ] >> "horse & hound." >> i just -- i had -- i had to

i mean, we're in london. >> you have to do it. >> you have to. >> i was just curious about you guys when you were in elementary school and middle school. was bullying something that you ever experienced? and is it something that you -- did doing this movie kind of bring that back at all, in regards to the bullying you may have witnessed or have had on you? >> i did, and i just laugh about it now. [ laughter ] >> "i'm julia roberts." [ laughter ] >> and one of things i love -- >> checkmate. [ laughter ] >> checkmate. >> it was an honor talking to you. thank you so much for the time today. >> sure. >> and it's such an honor. >> you're so sweet. call your mother and tell her she's raised a fine young man. >> thank you. just from a filmmaking standpoint, i am very curious how the makeup worked and the prosthetics. >> it took two hours in the morning, and then, at the end of the day, to take it off, it was usually a half an hour. so that was okay. i was always the first person to get in. um, they had lots of different pieces for it. they had a neck piece, they had th

had a helmet, which was connected to a mechanism which pulled down my lower eyelids. and then we had a wig. >> yeah, and julia roberts and owen wilson also spoke to me about the idea of crying in front of children. and that interview is available on our youtube channel, as well, which is fox 5 dc. real fast, on "coco," the new disney-pixar film. this is a movie that i spoke to a gentleman named jason katz, who was in studio with me the other day. he's the story supervisor on the movie. been with pixar since the beginning. i spoke to him about creating a universal appeal for this story of coco. watch this. talk about making this story universal and relevant to all over the world. >> yeah, and it's certainly a challenge for this film. i mean, "coco" is set in mexico. the entire cast is from a small town, santa cecilia, this fictional town we created. it was important to us because, in doing this, this is the first time we've ever done something where it was so culturally specific. and so, right from the beginning, we knew that that was

taking on, and we needed to make sure we got it right. and we worked with tons of consultants and really spent the time to try to be specific and get it right. but in the specificity, you know, the holiday of dia de los muertos is about remembering your family and being connected to those who came before you and really looking at the responsibility that we have, as the living, to carry on the traditions of those that are long departed. and that, to me, is quite a universal theme. that is something that i think we can all relate to. we all come from somewhere. we all have families. so that absolutely is something that we felt was something that anybody could relate to. >> all right, so, all my interviews are available on youtube.com/fox5dc. if you thought november was big with "justice league," december is taking us out of this world, literally. up next, i'm getting together and geeking out about everything "star wars."

the special guest stars that i have in studio with me. join me after the break. stay tuned.

♪♪ >> let the past die. ♪♪ that's the only way to become what you were meant to be. >> it would not be december without a "star wars" film. i'm so excited about that. december 15th, rian johnson is directing episode 8. he was also the filmmaker behind the movie "looper," which was amazing, if you haven't seen it. very excited to see what happens to luke skywalker and rey and everybody involved -- john boyega's character. i just can't wait to see this movie. it looks phenomenal. opens up on december 15th, and we'll have the review right here on fox 5 that week. all right, so, what would thanksgiving be without family and friends. and so many people here

so, why not bring in some of my best friends. >> yay! >> allison seymour. good to see you guys. good to see you. how you guys doing? i'm coming around, coming around. i would have gone in for a hug, tucker, but you and i are on mean terms at the moment because of all the negativity. i'm just joking. i'm absolutely kidding. i love you, tucker. >> it's part of being a family. >> no, i love you guys. tucker and i joke around a lot on the air, but i absolutely love tucker. he's one of my best friends. >> aww. >> aww, that's sweet, kev. >> good to be here with you. i want to talk to you, kind of, about just thanksgiving traditions. i've always loved thanksgiving, 'cause my family comes together, but also the idea of being thankful for what you have. but stuffed mushrooms was always the thing that i had in my house, growing up. my grandmother would make these -- >> that was the glue that kept it all together. >> ah, locatelli cheese with stuffed mushrooms was the best. >> i've had them. >> you've had them? i've brought them in here. >> right. they're so good. >> so, i'm just curious what, growing up in your household, what traditions you had foodwise, but also what's something you're very thankful for this thanksgiving. >> family, first and foremost. and, kev, first of all, thank you for letting us be a part of

>> no, it's an honor to have you guys here. >> ...because i feel like we've all become family over all the years that we've gotten a chance to know and grow with each other. and i do want to make -- this is the only movie reference i will make, but do you know the last movie -- and my parents just reminded me of this -- and we talk about family -- the last movie that my parents saw together in the theater? it's gonna blow you away. >> what was it? >> the original "star wars" in 1977. >> no, they did not. the cheneveys went to the movies that long ago? >> and my dad just told me last weekend. >> that's insane. >> reminded me that it's the last movie. >> meantime, my parents went twice every week. >> yeah. >> every week, the went twice. >> but the common bond between that, though, is family and having a chance to be together with family. and for me, i grew up in a very small family. i have one sister. i didn't really have cousins, and i had two grandparents. and it was thanksgiving -- that was literally when the whole family came together. there was like six or eight people, but that's the memory that i'll always hold, is just being together with loved ones. >> it is the best. now, i am gonna give tucker a hug now, 'cause i didn't give him one earlier. >> thanks, kev. >> aww, so precious. hugs. >> talk about, what was thanksgiving like in your household. >> all right, kev, so, for me, it was all about dishes -- dishes. >> what do you mean?

it a personal goal, every other thanksgiving -- i'm saying this lovingly -- to use every dish in the house. >> oh. >> and i mean every dish. like, we had to go out in the car and get the plastic, you know, basket set for picnics. >> yeah. >> she would use that, too. >> okay. >> but it gave my brother and i an opportunity to spend much quality time together. >> cleaning them? >> cleaning them and watching football. >> [ laughs ] >> that's a good memory. >> so i'm very thankful for it, 'cause we had a couple hours to hang out together, and i don't get to see him very often. >> all right, we are running out of time, but, allison, real fast, your tradition in your household. what are you thankful for? >> well, here's what i want to talk about instead, and you guys are absolutely right, and, kev, you're the newest family member. so, i love my family here. but i will say, steve, like you, my family was sort of small. and so now that we've lost even more family members -- and it's not sad -- but i'm so thankful that the tradition of thanksgiving remains. so, even though family members go on, we still have the tradition, and they're there with us on that day. >> end with a family hug? >> thank you guys for joining me, and happy thanksgiving to everybody at home. thank you for watching fox 5. i'm very thankful to have an amazing group of people here.

happy thanksgiving. i love you guys. have a great thanksgiving. be safe, everybody. >> thanks, kev. >> bye, guys. love you guys. this is fox5 local news at # one. right now at 11, gray thursday, black friday, cyber monday, whatever you want to call it, the holiday shopping season is here and we're in h the thick of it coming up. plus , president trump spends his first thanksgiving as commander in chief in the sunshine state. how he and the first family are celebrating and the message he had for our nation's service members away from home on this thanks gismght and redskins fans spend their holiday cheering on the burgandy and gold for their first ever prime time thanksgiving show down. fox5 news at 11 starts now. and we begin tonight with breaking news out of prince george's county and and a tragic end to thanksgiving. police say a