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In our season (and probably series) finale we take a look at how even bad movies can sometimes have really cool ideas. We also talk about the scenes from movies that shocked us the most.
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00:50 - Bad Movies with Great Ideas
25:55 - Most Shocking Scenes
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A few episodes ago we talked about the villains that we sympathize with. Today we'll reverse it, and discuss the hero characters that we can't stand. Also: we go through some the best deleted scenes from movies.
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00:50 - Heroes We Dislike or Disagree With
28:14 - Best Deleted Scenes
From The Raid to Fury Road, Let's breakdown the best action films from the last decade. We also talk what we've been watching recently including The Queens Gambit, Phantom Menace, Lethal Weapon, Golgo 13, and more.
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00:50 - What We've Been Watching
46:33 - Best Action Movies of the Last Decade
If you're a nerd you probably collect stuff. If you collect stuff you've probably sought out something stupid just to complete your collection. Tommy, Skippy, and Jay touch on the fifth film in the Godzilla series 'Ghidorah, the three headed monster' from 1964.
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00:50 - Dumbest Stuff We've Bought to Complete a Collection
34:11 - Movie Discussion: Ghidorah, The Three-Headed Monster (1964)
We get into the comics we've read recently, including Superman For Tomorrow, Batman: the cult, Three Jokers, weird 70's Marvel stuff, and more. We also talk about the scenes from popcorn movies that get us in the feels.
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00:50 - What Comics We've Been Reading
37:02 - Our Favorite Emotional Scenes in movies
Tommy and Skippy discuss the underrated Romero dystopian zombie thriller 'Day of the Dead' from 1985. We also talk about good sequels that came late in a franchise's history.
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00:50 - Good Late Sequels
26:39 - Movie Discussion: Day of the Dead (1985)
We discuss our favorite comic book adaptations that aren't sourced from the MARVEL or DC universes. ALSO: What we've been watching recently.
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00:50 - What We've Been Watching
25:15 - Favorite Comic Book Adaptations That Aren't DC or MARVEL
Have you ever hated an actor? Have you ever later realized that said actor was actually really great. We get into it. Also: Tommy and Skippy talk about a Batman cartoon for a while.
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00:50 - Once Disliked Actors That We Now Enjoy
22:05 - Batman: Mask of the Phantasm (1993)
We talk about the movie villains that we actually sympathize with, the video games we've played most recently, and play a trivia game with fictional character names.
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00:50 - What Games We've Been Playing
26:13 - Trivia Game
39:09 - Villains You Sympathize With
Tommy and Skippy discuss Ray Harryhausen's mythological fantasy classic 'Jason and the Argonauts' from 1963.
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00:50 - Movie Discussion: Jason and the Argonauts
We talk about what got us into wrestling as kids including the Monday Night Wars, the Superstars era, and countless classic 90's matches. We also gear up and get pumped in our discussion of the most exciting training montages from our favorite movies.
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00:50 - Most Exciting Movie Montages
20:42 - What got us into Wrestling
To misquote the Buzzcocks: Ever fallen in love with a movie you shouldn't have fallen in love with? We talk about those movies that are often disregard and generally panned that we think deserve a second chance (or at least a little less hate). We also talk about what we've been watching recently including the Anchorman movies, Willy Wonka, Raised by Wolves, Kickboxer 2, and more.
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00:50 - What We've Been Watching
28:23 - Maligned Movies That Deserve a Second Chance
Tommy and Skippy finally get around to discussing the 2020 version of The Invisible Man. We also get into scenes from movies that terrified us as kids, only to look back now and realize how silly they actually were.
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00:50 - Movie Moments that terrified us when we were kids that don't hold us now
16:01 - Movie Discussion: Invisible Man (2020)
We love comics, but sometimes it's important to talk about the books outside of the common DC and Marvel superhero books. We talk Alan Moore, Dynamite comics, Brian K. Vaughn, Hellboy, and several more. We also get into what we've been watching recently including Lovecraft Country, Scooby-Doo, the Nordic noir series Signs, and many more.
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00:50 - What We've Been Watching
25:12 - Favorite Non-DC or Marvel comics
Tommy and Skippy break down the legendary Giallo film Deep Red (Profondo Rosso) from 1975. Before that, we play a quick movie trivia game based off of rotten review blurbs from Rotten Tomatoes.
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00:50 - Rotten Tomatoes Trivia game
16:35 - Movie Discussion: Deep Red (1975)
A bunch of men in their 30s discuss the original G.I. Joe cartoon series from the 1980s and what the overall franchise meant to them. ALSO: We discuss what comic books we've been reading recently including Marvel Star Wars, Batman, and more.
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00:50 - What Comics We've Been Reading
31:53 - G.I. Joe Franchise Discussion
For a certain generation of kids the Toonami cartoon block was about as important as a block of cartoons could be. We discuss the various line-ups over the years and what the shows meant to us. We then talk weirdest sequels to follow classic movies (Gremlins 2, Jason X, Temple of Doom, and many more). Finally, Tommy, Skippy, and Jay continue their way through the Showa era of Godzilla flicks with what is possibly one of the best in the series: Mothra Vs. Godzilla.
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00:50 - Toonami
23:40 - Weirdest Sequels
50:26 - Movie Discussion: Mothra Vs. Godzilla (1964)
We can do whatever we want! Including a spoiler-filled conversation on the first two seasons of The Boys. We also discuss what we've been watching recently including Mel Brooks movies, the Bill & Ted Trilogy, Legend of Korra, Cobra Kai, and more.
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00:50 - What We've Been Watching
30:41 - The Boys Seasons 1 & 2
Whether you love or hate the current run of DC movies you have to admit that the overall universe is a little bit broken. We discuss how we, given infinite hypothetical movie producing powers, would reboot the universe. ALSO: Tommy and Skippy discuss Akira Kurosawa's ultra-influential samurai/crime film Rashomon from 1950.
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00:50 - How we would remake the DC Cinematic Universe
27:15 - Movie Discussion: Rashomon (1950)
The 1980's were a golden age for high fantasy movies, but which films actually stand the test of time? ALSO: we talk what we've been watching recently including Muppets, Avatars, cannibals, and more.
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01:53 - What we've been watching
24:44 - Best 80's Fantasy films
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