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We've come to the final Space Jam sequel/spin-off that didn't come out in that other universe. On this one, Starrapter joins me to talk about Skate Jam , the film that featured Tony Hawk alongside the Looney Tunes and animated characters from other properties. Plus, we briefly go over our different views on Space Jam: A New Legacy (which seems to be the same in both universes), and Starrapter reca...

This is it. Once you listen to this episode, you will have no way home. Or something. On this episode, Mr. Multiverse joins me again to talk about Spider-Man: No Way Home . Listen to our discussion of the multiverse angle, the movie's version of the Sinister Six, and how crammed this movie felt. 2:00 - Check out the Snake Eyes episode. 6:40 - Spider-Man (2002) Original "Twin Towers" Teaser Trailer...

Zach Arnold from IPC joins me again, this time to talk about the fifth Indiana Jones movie. We go over our experiences with the franchise, and I give high praise to The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles . Then we talk about how the new movie works as its own story and as a follow-up, how well Harrison Ford and the other actors perform, and how we would rank it compared to the other films. Listen to t...

For the third episode in a row, this podcast mentions how great of a movie Dredd is. Oh, and we talk about the G.I. Joe origin film Snake Eyes , which came out last October in our universe. Mr. Multiverse is back on this episode, and we break down how well we think this works as an origin and even touch upon some G.I. Joe lore here and there. Show Notes: 1:40 - Just watch any of these YouTube vide...

For some of you, The Tomorrow War came out yesterday, so this episode comes the tomorrow after that. For this podcast's universe, The Tomorrow War came out even more yesterdays ago, but is probably different from the one in the other timeline. Is it really a time travel movie episode if the description isn't at least a little confusing? Joining me to review this film is Austin Bennett from Instant...

Mr. Multiverse returns to talk with me about The Batman, the Matt Reeves-directed film starring Robert Pattinson. How well did this handle the detective angle? What did we think of these versions of the villains and supporting characters? All this and plenty of talk about our overall experiences with the Batman franchise! Show Notes: 6:30 - Here's a Yahoo! interview from December 2014 in which Tim...

This week's episode has arrived faster than expected! This time, I'm joined by Ted Richardson again to talk about the next in this Space Jam sequel/spin-off topic, Race Jam , which came out 2005 and featured racecar driver Jeff Gordon. What did we think of the humor? How well did the story work? And, of course, there is product placement talk. Plus, a brief tangent about vanilla ice cream. Check i...

Life finds a way, or whatever the quote is. On this episode, I'm joined by an ensemble that includes Starrapter, Zach from IPC, and Mondo to talk about Jurassic World: Dominion . How well does this conclude the second Jurassic trilogy? What does it set up for the future? What did we think about the scientific experiments in this one? Listen and find out! Show Notes: 28:30 - Check out the episode o...

(SPOILERS for Torchwood series 2 finale about 36:30 in the episode! Skip ahead 30 seconds then if you wanna avoid.) Once again, I'm joined by Dylan and Kiyan from Decorative Vegetable to talk about yet another Keanu Reeves movie that is the fourth in its series. This time, it's John Wick: Chapter 4 — Revelations. After nearly a minute of getting ready for the episode proper (which was too funny to...

Which Trix cereal piece would you choose? The red one, or the blue one? Kiyan and Dylan from Decorative Vegetable joined me to talk about the fourth Matrix film, titled M4TRIX. Listen to our thoughts on the original trilogy, Animatrix, Keanu Reeves in general, the bizarre aspects of this fourth film, and all sorts of funny tangents that were too funny to edit out. 7:25 - Check out the FastX episod...

This episode focuses on the first Space Jam spin-off, Spy Jam , starring Jackie Chan. Mr. Multiverse joined me once again so that we could recap and review the bizarre events of this 2002 film, including many cartoon cameos, product placement, and very meta moments. Give this a listen! Show Notes: 1:40 - Check out the Space Jam 2 episode . 4:20 - I read up to #20 in the series. After this is the c...

A celebration of this little podcast having lasted a year. For this momentous occasion, I was joined again by past guests Andres Serrano and Dylan Green. We went through a few different topics throughout the episode, but the main course was a podcast episode we intercepted from yet another universe. The podcast is an improvised one called PodCast Aside. On it, versions of ourselves celebrated its...

Joining me once again, this time to talk about Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, is...Mr. Multiverse. Surprised? I bet you are. I can just hear the reactions. We talked about how well this works as a sequel and how well it deals with the repercussions of WandaVision . And it connects to a bunch of other things as Sam Raimi also incorporates horror elements. Listen to what they are! And...

You probably forgot that there was a Space Jam 2 in 1999, thanks to the memory-erasing feature at the end. Thanks to the internet, people now know to blink during that part. Joining me again Zach Arnold from the Intergalactic Peace Coalition Podcast. What did we think of the wacky crossover elements? How well does this work as a baseball/basketball/golf movie? What about Michael Jordan's acting in...

I'm not saying we have magical powers, but the announcement of a live-action Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots movie starring and produced by Vin Diesel came mere minutes after we finished recording. Just after Greg and I talked about the tenth Fast & Furious film, FastX , in which Vin Diesel and the crew go encounter Transformers. They go into space, thus jumping the shark by following in the footstep...

Can you even call it a return if the character didn't appear in previous films? For a film series based on found footage, this one sure does rely on things having already happened offscreen. I am truly puzzled by some of the choices this "retooling" did. Listen to some thoughts from me and Greg on the Paranormal Activity franchise as a whole and the truly surprising plot points of this new one, Pa...

Delayed Replay has finally covered a DreamWorks movie. My friend Kelsey Gitlin from the Just Two Lads Podcast (you may have heard the other lad Andres on this show) joined me for this momentous occasion. The movie is The Boss Baby: Family Business . How does it compare to the first film? What did we think of the voice actor change? What about the soundtrack overall? Is there enough heart for peopl...

It's Easter weekend. Even though rabbits do not have much to do with Easter really, that's just the thing. For this episode, I decided it'd be fun to talk about a movie that came out a year ago called Peter Rabbit 2: The Runaway . Listen to me and Greg talk about how it compares to the first film as we discuss the actors, the humor, and the music. And of course, we go on tangents! 4:30 - Check out...

Ending the trio of video game movie episodes and coming toward the end of Women's History Month is this episode on Tomb Raider 2 (or 2mb Raider , if you prefer). Joining me again is Starrapter. We go into prior experiences with the games and previous films, how we feel about the pacing of this new film, how we feel about a certain character appearance, and how it stacks up against the first film....

Moving along to another video game movie, this episode sees me talking about the Uncharted movie with Greg, who has actually played the games. How well does it honor the video game characters? How entertaining is it for newcomers like me? All this and some tangents about Spider-Man and Moore! 4:45 - There's actually an Indiana Jones video game being made by Bethesda. Check out the teaser here . 6:...

Here is the first of three consecutive video game movie episodes for this season! First up, it's the new Mortal Kombat movie. Joining me again for this episode is Mr. Multiverse! The discussion includes comparisons to the older films and the ways in which this new one that came out in January fell short, such as through its characters and how they were handled and portrayed. It even includes a bit...

On this episode, I talk with Mr. Multiverse about the MonsterVerse film Godzilla vs. Kong, which came out last November in our universe but is coming to HBO Max sometime soon in that other universe! We talk about our experiences with the characters and Kaiju films in general before we delve into this modern interpretation of 1962's King Kong vs. Godzilla. What did we think of the human characters?...

For this episode, I got another friend from the committee of Sci-Fi & Horror Society (and he's also a member of Doctor Who Society), Oliver Titcomb, to talk about Old , the new M. Night Shyamalan-directed film based on the graphic novel Sandcastle (which neither of us have read). What other stories did this remind of of? How does it compare to other Shyamalan films? Did the twist work? Listen...

Greg is back for this episode, where we once again talk about a December 2020 comedy film that takes place in New York. This time, it's the new Tom & Jerry movie (which comes out next week in that other universe). What did we think of the mix of animation and live-action? How generic did parts of this movie feel? And how riveting were our tangents about the Super Mario Bros. film and Spaghetti...

It's been a long three months since the last MCU movie, but we got a new one in time for the Lunar New Year! On this episode, I'm joined by Mr. Multiverse to talk about Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings. How well does this film work as an origin story? Did any of the humor work well? Was it the pay-off that we were waiting for when it came to the Mandarin? Listen and find out! Show Notes:...