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Alyson and Jessica Waite (author of the forthcoming memoir, The Widow's Guide to Dead Bastards from Simon and Schuster) talk about the reunion scene in the 2015 film, Room (starring Brie Larson and Jacob Tremblay). You can watch the scene HERE. Jessica and Alyson discuss crying and how they are both “criers.” This scene covers all different types of emotions and tears and they get teared up just talking about it. It’s a masterful scene that is ultimately about the complicated landscape of trauma and love. And to be honest, it’s a fun conversation with lots of laughter. Join us!

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Taylor reviews the superhero film, The Marvels. It was produced by Marvel Studios and directed by Nia DaCosta and distributed by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures, it is the sequel to the film Captain Marvel (2019), a continuation of the television miniseries Ms. Marvel (2022), and the 33rd film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). In the film, Danvers, Rambeau, and Khan team up as "the Marvels" after they begin swapping places with each other every time they use their powers. It stars Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris, Iman Vellani, Zawe Ashton, Gary Lewis, Park Seo-joon, Zenobia Shroff, Mohan Kapur, Saagar Shaikh, and Samuel L. Jackson. 

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Embark on a monstrous adventure with us as we unravel the colossal charm of "Kong: Skull Island" and venture into the evolving universe where titans like Kong and Godzilla reign supreme. Our latest podcast episode isn't just a conversation—it's an expedition into the depths of Legendary's MonsterVerse, where we dissect the details and debate the dynamics of colossal creature features. We're not alone in this journey; the characters from the film, including Samuel L. Jackson's battle-scarred veteran and Brie Larson's perceptive war photographer, join us in spirit as we traverse the treacherous terrain of Skull Island.

Prepare to be intrigued as we navigate beyond the silver screen and into the imaginative realm of "Solo Leveling," the anime that has us captivated with its unique blend of gaming and reality. The episode isn't just about the monsters that lurk in the shadows; it's also an exploration of growth, discovery, and the personal journey of Solo Leveling's protagonist, who alone can perceive the game-like world unfolding before him. The conversation doesn't stop there, as we weigh in on the impact of cinematic universes on Hollywood, the evolution of the Monsterverse, and the shared experiences that these narratives create.

This isn't just a podcast—it's a tribute to the storytellers who compel us to look at the world through a different lens. We invite you to join the conversation, share your thoughts, and rediscover the wonders of Kong: Skull Island, Solo Leveling, and the shared universe they inhabit. So grab your headphones, tune in, and let's celebrate the monstrous marvels together.

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Alec is very upset about FSU not making the college football playoff, and he takes it out on Bama graduate Lindsey. In fact, he takes it out on a lot of people, including the entire Southeast region and husky owners. The Nuts discuss the financial interests and media organizations involved in college football. Other topics include the new Indiana Jones, Brie Larson, and the MCU.

David and Lindsey watched the Love Has Won documentary on HBO Max, and it has taken over their lives. They discuss the documentary, its shocking subject matter, and why Alec shouldn’t watch it. The Nuts then discuss cognitive dissonance and why people stay in cults, as well as how they could form their own cult. Other topics include college football,  Thanksgiving horror, the Eras Tour on streaming, and the failure of F1 in Vegas. Finally and appropriately, the Nuts discuss Karens.

In this episode, Tudor discusses the recent issues faced by The Walt Disney Company and criticizes their approach towards customers. She believes that Disney's problems stem from a disconnect with their audience and accuses them of becoming too politically correct. Tudor also criticizes Hollywood actors for using their platforms to express political opinions, arguing that it negatively impacts the entertainment industry. She suggests that if actors' behavior results in financial losses, they should be held accountable. Dixon also expresses concerns about Disney's content, accusing them of incorporating inappropriate content into their films. She questions Disney CEO Bob Iger's leadership and emphasizes the importance of focusing on entertainment rather than activism. The Tudor Dixon Podcast is part of the Clay Travis & Buck Sexton Podcast Network - new episodes debut every Monday, Wednesday, & Friday. For more information visit TudorDixonPodcast.com

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The most marvellous time of the year has arrived - the release of Marvel's newest movie, 'The Marvels.' Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, and [Insert Superhero Name Here] join forces to combat a hammer-wielding adversary (not the one you're thinking of), all the while discovering more about each other and themselves.

How does this fare against the middling quality of recent MCU movies? Do they bother to explain Captain Marvel's three-decade absence? Is this the most comic book-y superhero movie in years? Tune in to find out!

(Spoilers from 07:20)

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Whenever there is a film that demands the discussion of the Fake Nerds, be it an older one worth re-visitation or brand new, it ends up here in the Fake Nerd Cine-Files!

This is our review of the latest film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Marvels is written by Nia DaCosta, Megan McDonnell and Elissa Karasik; directed by Nia DaCosta. 

Brandon, Sparkz, and Ben come together to talk about the newest MCU film that serves as a follow-up to Captain Marvel, WandaVision, and Ms Marvel. There's no doubt to them that the trio of leads are exceptional together and DaCosta knows how to bring out some incredible fun with them. The movie has hiccups and flaws, while a brisk film there are some things in the edit that feel absent. Yet, the good time at the movies vibe sails all of them into having a really great discussion about this movie. Plus, a little bit of discussion over the future of the MCU related to this film and recent events. Enjoy the ride, right here!

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Of course, the Nuts are excited about Thanksgiving Break, and they have strong opinions about last-minute class meeting times. The main conversation covers the end of the SAG-AFTRA strike, and what it means for the future of streaming. David and Alec went to see The Marvels so you don’t have to. The Nuts try to figure out where the MCU goes from here (the answer may be Deadpool). The rest of the conversation focuses on Letterkenny, Shorsey, hockey, and Canadian comedies, eh.

Get ready to challenge your preconceptions as we discuss "The Marvels."  We weigh in on the latest MCU film amidst a litany of recent MCU hiccups and the vaunted Variety article that put the internet in a state of panic. But in the face of it all, the silver lining? Impressive performances by Brie Larson, Teyonah Parris and of course, Iman Vellani and fun directing by Nia DaCosta culminate in a fun entry in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, despite what people WANTED to feel about it going in.

Brace yourself for a deep-dive into character motivations, plot development, and fight sequences. We discuss the Khan family's contribution to the narrative, Carol Danvers' role as the Annihilator, and how her touching and tense reunion with Monica Rambeau left a little on the table...also, what the heck is going on with Nick Fury?

We don't just review, we speculate. We've got theories galore on the future of the Marvel Universe. Ms. Marvel's Season 2, a potential Young Avengers movie, or Avengers 5 possibly being a mashup of Time Runs Out and Avengers vs X-Men - we're putting everything on the table. We even consider the odds of the formation of a new Avengers team in Captain America 4. So, whether you're a die-hard Marvel fan or just a casual viewer, sit back, relax and join us in exploring the endless possibilities of the Marvel Universe as we review "The Marvels"

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In the wake of the tragic death of Power Ranger actor Jason David Frank, from this episode on, the number for the Suicide and Crisis Prevention Hotline will be displayed here: 9-8-8. It's that simple. Call or text that number to be instantly sourced to a crisis counselor. Speak with someone today if you feel alone and need help.

It’s the 33rd MCU movie and things have gotten complicated. But is all that complexity propping The Marvels up, or weighing it down? Our trio, who are surprisingly well-versed in Marveldom for a bunch of indie nerds, weighs in. Then, a Hotline letter about characters whose deaths still sting. 

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1. The Actors Strike is Over!
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2. Warner Bros Shelved Another Finished Movie as a Tax Write-Off, This Time Wile E. Coyote
3. Darren Aronofsky is Developing an Elon Musk biopic at A24

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In preparation for Marvel's new marvellous cinema release, The Marvels, we've gone back to 2019 (or is it 1995?) to watch Captain Marvel. Join us as we discuss the Fury eye fakeouts, the obvious needle drops & why Marvel never followed up on any of the setup from this movie.

And join us next time as we relay our hot, fresh thoughts on the cosmic super-teamup The Marvels!

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Robert is standing in solidarity with his striking actor comrades while Orson is still cringing from Daryl Somers' Logies "comedy."

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🎧 Trailer Droppings: Wonka (Paul King)
🎧 Orson and Robert dissect the actor's strike
🎧 Moofie Review: Short Term 12 (2013, Destin Daniel Cretton)

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It's time to discuss one of my favorite comic book adaptations, Scott Pilgrim vs the World. Jeff Johnson from the A Film By podcast, JP Peach and John Wright all stop by the studio and laugh a lot. 

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