In which, Andrew is flying solo for the very first time on the podcast, and reviews the brand new Marvel blockbuster Deadpool. He is not a big fan of Deadpool, but surprised himself at how much he enjoyed the movie. He also covers why comic fans love the characters that they love and why one actor’s commitment to his role can make a mediocre character into an awesome reason to go see a movie; and builds an old fashioned pros and cons list for the Deadpool movie.
In which, Andrew and Tracy watch and discuss the movie Groundhog Day, in anticipation of this week’s podcast’s release date, on Groundhog Day. We made no reference to the fact that this is our 50th official podcast episode (minus those few Special Editions), but indeed it is! We’re a little floored that we’ve been recording our own voices talking about stuff for so long.
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In which, Tracy and Kurt discuss the similarities and differences of Kingsman: The Secret Service and John Wick. They discuss Samuel L. Jackson’s inconsistent speech impediment, and the dangers of messing with Keanu Reeves’ dog. Andrew is out sick, and Tracy had a crash course in audio editing this week.
In which, Andrew and Tracy review last year’s resolutions (many of which we failed to complete–but we usually had good reasons!). We also map out our personal resolutions for the new year, some cool new stuff for the blog and podcast, and then discuss 2015 in geek culture and at large. Bring it on, 2016, we’re ready for you!
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