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Mack is an adventure-loathing duck who does not intend to leave his New England pond anytime soon. However, he is convinced by his more adventurous wife, Pam to head south for the winter. The two ducks, along with their two kids Dax and Gwen and Mack's Uncle Dan, do just that. However, things do not go as planned, but that doesn't stop them from having the time of their lives

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Time Codes:
Intro - 0:00
What is Migration? - 0:07
Duck Family - 0:43
Family Fun - 1:32
Thoughts - 2:38
Rating Migration - 2:58

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Dorin, Jenn, and Kendyl discuss the Marvel film, Eternals (2021).

Question of the Week: Which of the Eternals powers would you want to have?

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DisneyPlus' Obi-Wan Kenobi shows even The Force isn't enough to save you from the everyday drudgery of commuting.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 574

This episode our dynamic duo returns to discuss Matt Reeves' The Batman.

And while we wait patiently for our red phone to ring, we also bring up… The Eternals, Richard Kind, Year One, The Court of Owls, the lighting, Robert Pattinson, Kurt Cobain, dealing with a horde of evil, DC’s showrunner, Frank Miller, The Suicide Squad, Seven, Joe Chill, Planet of the Apes, Jeffrey Wright, Kumail Nanjiani, deluxe theater seats, Blade Runner, there’s a reason why their name is on an asylum, Dr. Leslie Thompkins, the Shazam universe, Zoë Kravitz, Injustice, Dex-Starr, Colin Farrell, CG creatures, becoming a symbol, Andrea Sorrentino, Teen Titans, fight coordination, Paul Dano, Chloé Zhao, Chicago, The Long Halloween, Brightburn, Peacemaker, The Raid, Tim Burton, Barry Keoghan, the cipher, Carmine Falcone, Andy Serkis, Christopher Nolan, citizens of Gotham, Ego, Michael Giacchino and robots makin’ pizzas. 

Spoiler Alert: Full spoilers for “The Batman”, so see the movie before you listen. 

“The lighting, the production design - my hats are off to you because… you did it.”

On this episode of the show co-hosts David Tavolier and Joshua Witsaman kick things off with a bit of news, a smattering of chit chat, and a quick follow-up regarding last week's episode.

The main topic of the week however is Marvel's the Eternals.

Josh and Dave have finally gotten around to seeing this installment of the MCU canon and share their thoughts, theories, and Thanos-based knowledge regarding the film.   

Coming soon to a Gisnep DVD near you! That's right, the DVD of The Christmas Couch forces its way into your house whether you want it or not!

This movie starts with a scroll? We are screwed.
Well, let's get into Eternals anyway!

Did we need to see ALL of the civilizations the Eternals have been through?

Kingo's power is literal finger guns. WTF?

How many words does Angelina Jolie actually speak in this movie?

Why didn't they turn Sprite into an adult and save her from high school?

Why is Kumail not at the end of this movie? Was it a scheduling conflict?

Who is John Snow in this Marvel Universe?

Are you Team Ikaris or Team Sersi?

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The Marvel Cinematic Universe enters the next phase of its current phase with Eternals, Chloe Zhao’s now follow-up to her Oscar-winning Nomadland. Erik Childress brings back comic book expert, Erik Laws, to dive into the comic’s history as well as the film which has drawn quite the discourse from critics. Has Marvel fatigue reached an apex where even the only second woman to ever win Best Director can’t satisfy the longing for something different? Childress leans into this part of the discussion as varying opinions about the film itself continue on the show, though maybe not the way you expect.

If you missed Lovebirds, The Good Detective, Rogue City and Hard Kill when they came out, we can catch you up as we look back on overlooked hits and misses of 2020.

Kumail Nanjiani (35:11), Jared Logan, Nick Vatterott, and Brad Wenzel are on one of TWO World's Greatest Panels this week!

The other, at the top of the show, has Dave Anthony, Matt Christman from Chapo Trap House, James Austin Johnson, and Arish Singh.

In this episode: The Lovebirds (2020); Impractical Jokers (2020); Sonic the Hedgehog (2020); Uncut Gems (2019); The Hustle (2019); Ad Astra (2019); The Kitchen (2019); Larger Than Life (1996); A League of Their Own (1992); The Silence of the Lambs (1991); 'Poned!; Huh, That Was Interesting!; Man, Are We Old?!

This week we discuss the film, television, music AND music videos that have grabbed our attention!

First up, we highlight some of our favorite new music videos from Jay-Z, Kendrick Lamar and Grimes featuring Janelle Monae. These artists are creating work that's thought provoking and gorgeous.

Then, we discuss the depiction of South Asian interracial relationships on television and in film. Our conversation is inspired by a recent article that critiques the lack of Asian love interests in the works of South Asian creators like Aziz Ansari, Mindy Kaling, Kumail Nanjiani and Hasan Minhaj. We tackle the issues of personal expression, cultural responsibility and the need to see Brown Love on the screen.

Finally in The Big Sell, Amita rates Sam Dew's cover of the Bill Withers song "Use Me" and then she gives what Sean calls, "the greatest big sell in the history of the show!" It's not because of what she sells - but how she sells it. Let's just say Sean likes it when Amita shares personal info.

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Go to www.insidepoppodcast.com for bonus content including links to all of the music videos mentioned in this episode.

This week, Amita discusses the new film, The Big Sick, written and starring Kumail Nanjiani. Will it be the sleeper hit of the summer?

Then, in honor of Pride Month, we revisit one of our favorite countdowns- our Top 3 LGBT Television Characters - with special guest Kevyn Fairchild.

And Sean gives his review of TLC's new single "Way Back" in the Big Sell and suggests a Viceland show featuring IP favorite, Miguel.

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