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This week on our limited series "1976," Jeff is joined by Brad Koszo for a conversation about Sidney Lumet's dark, satirical drama Network. Lend your ears as they discuss the Oscar wins, the underrated scenes, and share their casting ideas for a potential remake!
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Charles Skaggs & Xan Sprouse watch Superman II, the 1981 superhero film directed by Richard Lester and featuring Christopher Reeve as Superman/Clark Kent, Margot Kidder as Lois Lane, Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor, and Terence Stamp as General Zod!

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Charles Skaggs & Xan Sprouse watch Superman, the 1978 superhero film directed by Richard Donner and featuring Christopher Reeve as Superman/Clark Kent, Margot Kidder as Lois Lane, Gene Hackman as Lex Luthor, and Marlon Brando as Jor-El!

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We have trailers, costume reveals, dead projects rising from the ashes, crazy projects being discussed, Fall schedules announced, and carnal actions that BaTMAN DARE not engage in! All that and listener feedback!

The Suicide Squad Final Trailer Officially Released | https://youtu.be/aRHAE1AZugY

How His Suicide Squad Connects to the Original |

Warner Bros Said James Gunn Could Kill Anyone He Wants In Suicide Squad |

The Flash Movie Director Teases New Suit and Logo |

DCEU Supergirl Costume Revealed by The Flash Director |

The Flash: Set Photo Reveals Supergirl, Keaton, Barry's Flash Ring and Wonder Woman Ads |

Shazam! Fury of the Gods Star Teases Plenty of Comedy in the DC Sequel |

Shazam! Fury of the Gods Set Photos Offer First Look at Helen Mirren |

Shazam 2 Reveals New Costumes |

Shazam! Fury of the Gods: Grace Fulton Takes Over Super Hero Mary Role From Michelle Borth |

Dwayne Johnson Reveals How Much Filming Is Left for Black Adam |

Aquaman And The Lost Kingdom |

Nightwing Director Reveals Update for Long-Awaited DC Comics Movie |

LEGO Batman Sequel Probably Won't Happen, Would Have Included Justice League |

James Gunn Has Talked to Marvel & DC About a Crossover Movie |

Suicide Squad Ayer Cut Was Much Darker, Says Editor: "Like a Black Hawk Down" |

Superman Fans Fondly Remember Ned Beatty's Role as Otis |

Titans Season 3 Teaser Trailer Released | https://youtu.be/Fd09zvjdktE

Titans Season 3 Official Release Date Revealed |

Stargirl Reveals First Look At Green Lantern's Daughter In Season 2 Trailer | https://youtu.be/akb9hhmOoW4

The Flash Carlos Valdes Confirms Return Season 7 Finale |

The CW Reveals Fall Premiere Dates for The Flash, Walker, Batwoman & More |

James Gunn Made Peacemaker Because The Suicide Squad Character Is a “Pretty Rotten Piece of Sh*t” |

Harley Quinn Producers Reveal Batman And Catwoman Sex Scene That DC Wouldn't Allow |

Harley Quinn Animated Series Getting Comic Book Sequel Titled "The Eat, Bang, Kill Tour" |

We Reveal How It's Hangin' |

Which Superhero Watches Disturbing Porn |

Why people have such issue with how Donna Troy died in Titans. |

What can we collectively do to make being a DC fan less contentious and more positive? |

Goku Wins Everything. |

089 - Captain America

 

We had no idea what to expect when we got to Captain America (1990). We knew there’d be fake ears, sure. But does this movie live up to its reputation as being a bad movie? Or would there be moments of heroics punching their way out of the dark like so many star-spangled fists? Maybe it’s a bit of both. Either way, we had fun talking about this movie that never quite made its way to the big screen.

 

Be sure to stick around at the end to hear a shocking revelation from Travis that nearly broke Patrick’s brain. Sound off in the Facebook group with your thoughts.

 

Featured in this episode is an audio essay about Captain America by former guest of the show, Sean Malloy. Check out Sean’s Dolph Lundgren podcast: I Must Break (This Podcast)

 

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Our next movie review - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II: The Secret of the Ooze.

 

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It's up, up, and away on the latest episode of the podcast as Dustin and Mike take to the roundtable to discuss Richard Donner's 1978 super-hero classic, Superman: The Movie. Will the man of steel be able to withstand our analysis of the film and emerge as a masterpiece or will will it, like kryptonite, bring the man of tomorrow down to be counted among the museum pieces? You'll have to check out the podcast to find out.

Music: "Superman March (Alternate)", "The March Of The Villains", & "Finale And End Title March" (John Williams)

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The 1993 inspirational (to idiots) sports drama, "Rudy," is based on a true story—meaning that it’s mostly made up. Most of the characters never existed, and all the events are misconstrued to make it seem like this little manipulative weasel actually accomplished something special. He didn't.

Sean Astin plays Rudy, a mediocre high school football player who wouldn't give up until he schemed his way into the University of Notre Dame and onto the football team. Like any true heroic journey, the process entailed a lot of butt kissing, begging and lying.

Jon Favreau plays D-Bob, a lecherous douche who becomes fast friends with Rudy after realizing that, although they have different goals, they are cut from the same repugnant cloth.

Charles S. Dutton plays Fortune, a mysterious groundskeeper with a heart of gold who may or may not be a ghost. He doesn’t realize how awful Rudy is, and he inadvertently mentors him throughout the execution of his Machiavellian plan.

And weirdly Vince Vaughn is in this movie.

Join us as we discuss some incriminating facts about the real-life Rudy, our thoughts on motivational speakers, and why this movie should be forgotten.

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