Merry Christmas to all! To celebrate, Asian Jon and Average Joe exchange gifts before giving a gift to themselves in the form of talking about all the comic book movies released in theatres in 2017. A complex ranking system accounting for box office, Rotten Tomatoes scores, Cinemascore, IMDB ratings, and the Bat-Cookie ratings provides the complete answer as to which movies are the best to come out this year. Which film will emerge triumphant?
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This week the guys return to a galaxy far, far, away to discuss the latest chapter of the Star Wars franchise, Episode VIII: The Last Jedi. Does it answer any of the questions established in Episode VII? Is it better than Rogue One? Who is the last Jedi? Why is there a lightsaber fight going on inside Average Joe's head?
Due to this film's marketing hiding the majority of the plot, the spoiler free section of this week's show is relatively short. If you wish to avoid spoilers for "Star Wars: The Last Jedi", skip over 22:59-1:18:52 of the episode.
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A potential business deal between 21st Century Fox and Disney will decide the fate of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the Avatar franchise, and many other aspects of Hollywood. Will the US government block the deal? Should the Marvel characters owned by Fox be integrated into the existing MCU? The guys speculate on what may happen.
Then we take a trip to stock footage of San Francisco for a green screen roof, tuxedo football, and some of the most interesting acting you will ever see with 2003's "The Room". How has this famously bad film developed a cult following? What does AJ-Squared this of this "best worst movie?".
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Face front, true believers! This week we get an early Christmas present in the form of an "Avengers: Infinity War" trailer, talk about the man behind Marvel Comics, Stan Lee, and cap off the hour with mention of the new anime film, "Batman: Ninja".
Click here to watch the Infinity War trailer.
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If you had to summarize this week's episode in a few words, they would definitively be "more than meets the eye".
Asian Jon and Average Joe look back on Justice League's second weekend at the box office and cry over what the future of the DC movie universe looks like in light of the news; but is there hope for this franchise?
Then we take a trip back to 1986 to then go to 2005 which is the future but is actually the past for us in 2017 to talk about "The Transformers: The Movie". How does the classic animated series translate to the big screen? What were the reasons for deciding to make a major motion picture about these characters? How does it hold up? Does it compare to the live action films? Does Average Joe get to keep his $50?
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This week Asian Jon, Average Joe, and special guest Ben The Movie Buff come together to tackle the new DC Comics adaptation "Justice League".
FULL SPOILERS for "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" and "Wonder Woman" going into this episode.
Where do the characters of the Justice League come from? What is the complicated history related to this movie? Can these heroes overcome the problems that their previous entries encountered? Does the movie suffer from being directed by two different filmmakers or having the studio get involved?
Who are the guys' favourite characters? Is this movie any good? Is there hope for the future of the DC Expanded Universe? Answers to all these questions and more inside this week's Bat-Jar!
If you wish to avoid SPOILERS for 2017's "Justice League" skip over 37:30-1:09:14.
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As Obi-Wan Kenobi once said "I have a bad feeling about this"...
Disney is looking to buy 21st Century Fox; what does this mean for the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Could we see Deadpool team up with the Guardians of the Galaxy? Wolverine join the Avengers? The Simpsons meet Mickey Mouse?
Then the guys dive deep into the Star Wars prequel trilogy. Why do people dislike these films so much? Where do Asian Jon and Average Joe disagree on the characters, plots, and music of each entry? Listen as they descend into the Dark Side to discuss these movies.
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It's the third and final MCU movie of the year! Listen as Asian Jon and Average Joe decide if the new film "Thor: Ragnarok" is indeed worthy of Thor's hammer.
Amazon is planning a "Lord of the Rings" television series. What do the guys think about this development? Is it too soon to return to Middle Earth?
Thor, Loki, Hulk and more are back for the third Thor solo film in Ragnarok. How does it compare to the other films? Does it have too much humour? Does it bring new life to this franchise? What does this mean for the future of the MCU as we know it?
If you want to avoid SPOILERS for Thor 3, skip over 37:44-56:51 in the episode.
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Join us as we boldy go where no Average Joe has gone before. After last week's twist ending, the guys dive into one of the irregular topics which was placed in the Bat-Jar by Dr. What and Asian Jon, specifically the "flame war" between James T. Kirk and Jean-Luc Picard.
Jeff Goldblum is returning to the Jurrasic World franchise for the next installment, but how much screentime? Is he lying to cover his tracks? The guys weigh in on their thoughts!
Then, we hop aboard the Starship Enterprise for a look into the world of Star Trek. By the definition of Starfleet, who is a better captain? Who is more entertaining? Which captain would each of these podcasters serve under?
Come along for some microscopic analysis and some bad impressions.
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Help us celebrate our podcast's one year anniversary with returning special guests TC Laff and Doctor What for an episode full of friendship, laughter, and some colourful horses.
"My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic" has sparked this phenomenon of the "Brony" sub-culture. Where did this come from? Who is involved? What is Average Joe's history with this series?
Then the team travel to the land of Equestria itself to discuss the new film based on the franchise. Can audiences with no history with the animated series enjoy this film? Do we need celebrities attached to these projects in order for them to succeed? Does the music hold up? Which of the main characters best personifies TC Laff's personality?
Answers to all these questions and more inside this week's episode; plus a surprise ending you won't see coming...
If you want to avoid spoilers for "My Little Pony: The Movie", skip over 48:38-1:04:43.
This week's mail segment has spoilers for "Moana", so skip over 1:10:43-1:14:32 to avoid them.
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Music and audio from "My Little Pony: The Movie" is the property of Jayson Thiessen, Brian Goldner, Stephen Davis, Marcia Gwendolyn-Jones, Haven Alexander, Daniel Ingram, Allspark Pictures, DHX Media, and Lionsgate.
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This week the guys are joined by Asian Jon's old friend The Britasian to discuss all the mysteries, complicated details, and philosophical questions asked by the new film "Blade Runner 2049". Is Asian Jon a replicant? How does the new film compare to the original? Did Ridley Scott wait too long to make a sequel?
If you want to avoid SPOILERS for the movie, skip over 9:34-37:34 of this episode.
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We celebrate 50 episodes with a double round of news stories and diving into the sci-fi classic "Blade Runner" just in time for it's sequel to come out in theatres.
Why is this movie so famous? How can a movie have so many different versions? Who is and who isn't a replicant in this movie? This goes without saying but a full SPOILER warning for 1982's "Blade Runner".
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Polish up on your manners as this week we discuss classy British things, like the Kingsman franchise!
There is a family feud between Marvel, Disney, and ABC over "Inhumans" and "Agents of SHIELD". What is at the root of this conflict and who will come out victorious in the end?
Then we cross the pond to England to discuss "Kingsman: The Secret Service". What do the guys think of the plot, setting, and characters? Does the ending of the first movie set up the sequel which recently came out?
What does Average Joe think of the direction they took in "Kingsman: The Golden Circle"? Does Asian Jon agree? Grab a cup of tea and join the fun.
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Evil from the House of Mouse abounds in this week's episode. There was a throw-down at the box office between the clown Pennywise, the agents of the Kingsmen, and the Lego Ninjago. Who emerged victorious? And what does this mean for future installments?
Then everyone's favourite Disney villains stop by to discuss their evil ways. What are the different types of Disney villains? How have the characterizations of these antagonists changed over the years? Who are our favourites among these categories?
Due to the nature of their stories, if you wish to avoid major SPOILERS for "Atlantis: The Lost Empire", "Toy Story 2", "Frozen", and "Zootopia" please skip over the following sections of the episode (35:19-40:58 and 49:40-52:10).
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This week is all about underdogs, second chances, Oscar drama, real life stories, totally made up stories, victories, defeats, training montages and sports.
20th Century Fox seems to be really pulling for "Logan" to be nominated for some Academy Awards. Does the guys think the movie is worthy of such recognition? What does this mean for future superhero movies?
Then the whistle blows as the conversation about sports movies kicks off. What are the highest grossing sports movies of all time? Which sports are represented in the most successful dramatic films and the most successful comedies. How many of these movies have the guys not seen? Find out inside this week's episode.
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This week we celebrate Asian Jon's birthday as we go back and forth through history to determine what method of time travel suits us best.
There is a lawsuit over the use of the name "Bumblebee" in children's toys. Who is suing whom? What does this mean for the future of our youth?
Then the guys hop into various time machines to discuss the philosophy of time travel, the pseudo-science, their preferred time travel locations, and some various explanations of time travel from across nerd culture.
Mild spoilers for the "Back To The Future" trilogy, DC's "Flashpoint" storyline, "The Terminator" franchise, and "Steins;Gate" are in this episode.
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This week is ripe for debate. What does actor Ludi Lin mean when he says the upcoming "Aquaman" film is just like Star Wars, but underwater? What are the best performances by actors in superhero movies? Are there different types of performances? How many times can Asian Jon trigger Average Joe this week?
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It's a week for crossover on the Bat-Jar as fantasy novel expert Anonymous returns to help Average Joe take on Marvel's "Defenders". Spoilers for every season of Marvel Netflix up until now (just a heads up).
In the spirit of crossovers, Average Joe shares a more detailed review of "Batman & Harley Quinn" to share more about how that team-up turned out.
How will these podcasters fair against Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage and Iron Fist? Why is Danny Rand still so annoying? What was The Hand's plan? Was the series too short? So many questions, but luckily we have the answers!
If you wish to avoid spoilers for "The Defenders", skip over 35:49-45:22 of the episode.
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No new episode this week but we have a couple quick updates and a short review of "Batman & Harley Quinn" from Average Joe and Doctor What.
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Asian Jon and Average Joe are joined by returning guest Doctor What as this trio navigates the timeline of the new "Flashpoint" movie and the confusing mess that was The Clone Saga in 1990's Spider-Man comics.
What is Flashpoint? What does this mean for the new Flash movie? Which Justice League actors are likely to make a guest appearance? Gotta go fast!
Did you know Spider-Man had a twin brother? Or wait, is he a clone of himself? Are you confused yet? Swing on a web-line as we try and navigate this confusing Spider-Man story from the mid 1990's.
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This week, Asian Jon and Average Joe get in the middle of a fight between DC Comics characters Batman and Superman with their in-depth analysis of 2016's "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice". Where did this movie come from? How many times did the release date change? What do the guys think about the versions of Batman and Superman represented in this movie? What does this show for the future of the DC Extended Universe? All the answers and more are inside this week's Bat-Jar.
To read Average Joe's article mentioned in the episode, click this link: WhatCulture article.
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Gotta catch'em all! This week, Asian Jon and Average Joe are joined by special guest Pixel to go on a Pokémon journey through the Kanta region and explore the first season of the Pokémon anime, The Indigo League.
But first, Henry Cavill's moustache is costing Warner Bros. $25 million? What's the deal with the Justice League reshoots. And soon after, what made Pokémon so popular with kids in North America and what changes were made to localize the show for an English speaking audience? Why do people remember the theme song or identify with Ash Ketchum? Throw a Poké ball and find out!
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This week, the guys are joined by special guest Momma Poppins as they go on a magical journey through the Golden Age of Disney films.
San Diego Comic Con happened this weekend, and the crew gets into what Ben Affleck has most recently said about his future with the Batman franchise and the shared DC Extended Universe.
Then, through the power of singing, magic, and talking animals the crew goes on a whimsical journey through what we are calling the Golden Age of Walt Disney animated films, from 1937's "Snow White & The Seven Dwarfs" to 1959's "Sleeping Beauty". How do these legendary films hold up to the Bat-Jar's rating system? Who comes out on top? Why does Average Joe hate Prince Charming? Join us in this week's Bat-Jar to find out the answers!
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Get ready for an action packed, passionate, and very loud episode of the Bat-Jar. Asian Jon and Average Joe spend some time discussing news coming out of the D23 Expo, particularly casting for the upcoming live-action Aladdin film. DO the guys agree on the choices made for Aladdin, Jasmine, and the Genie?
Then the guys head over the brightly lit part of Gotham City to discuss the Batman films directed by Joel Schumacher, 1995's "Batman Forever" and 1997's "Batman & Robin". Are these movies as bad as the public says they are? Is there anything good about these movies? Bat credit cards? Ice Puns? Join us in the Bat Jar and find out.
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Is your Spider-Sense tingling? This week, Average Joe is joined by special guest Doctor What to talk about the spectacular new film, "Spider-Man: Homecoming". How did the guys first encounter the wall-crawler? How does Homecoming compare to the other Spidey movies? How does this new film rank among other MCU films? Swing on by this week's episode to find out.
To avoid SPOILERS for "Spider-Man: Homecoming" skip over 42:28-1:12:04 in this episode.
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