We’re back to review the newest entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Captain America: Civil War. Does anyone know why all these superheroes keep fighting each other?
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Waking up from our hiatus, we’re back with our mysterious review of 10 Cloverfield Lane. Alan takes charge and makes me watch a Roseanne marathon before he reads a listener email, for once.
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This week we review Ridley Scott’s The Martian starring Matt Damon in an adaptation of the best-selling novel by Andy Weir. Clark stops by to deliver some Chinese food and help us decide if Earth is in space. We discuss dark matter and the power of love.
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This week we review the latest attempt to make a Fantastic Four movie that people care about. We’re joined by Stephen Winchell from The Space Lincoln Star Trek Podcast. Stephen can’t remember the name of the mailman in the Fantastic Four comics and we spread rumors about Marvel. Plus, Josh Flowers reads the Top 10 Unexpected Facts about the Fantastic Four.
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This week we review Pixels! We make some bad Christopher Columbus jokes and threaten to make a Men of the Future calendar. Plus, loyal listener Lauren claims I have a “sexier podcast voice” than Alan.
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Paul Rudd is Ant-Man. We are reviewer-men and we discuss all things ants… man!
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This week we review Terminator Genisys and Alan explains why it makes sense for a robot to age into old-man Arnold Schwarzenegger.
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Hold on to your butts. This week we review Jurassic World.
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In this episode we review the latest Marvel film, Avengers: Age of Ultron and visit the Chicago Comics and Entertainment Expo (C2E2) for some added context.
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This week we review Alex Garland’s Ex Machina starring Alicia Vikander as a sexy robot in a psychological love triangle with Domhnall Gleeson and Oscar Isaac. Ben Vigeant, co-host of The Space Lincoln Star Trek Podcast, joins us on our quest to decide if we are human or are we dancer.
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