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We've previously discussed the impact of the storyline from the early 1990's where DC Comics decided to kill off Superman. But what if that iconic moment from comics history never happened? What would become of the Superman character, the comic book industry, Shaquelle O'Neil's movie career, and clickbait news articles?
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Join us for an era of Disney movies with fewer fairy tales and more stories featuring dogs, cats, mice, foxes, bears and kidnappings! Which is the best Disney movie from this time period? In this episode we cover every animated Disney movie released between 101 Dalmatians (1961) to Oliver & Company (1988).
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Return to more classic Marvel Cinematic Universe content with the awkwardly titled "The Falcon and The Winter Solider". Come for the shooty-fighty-punchy stuff you expect from Marvel movies but stay for the character development and discussion of themes such as racial inequality and nationalism that a streaming show gives additional room to focus on.
To avoid SPOILERS for "The Falcon and The Winter Solider", skip over 44:10- 1:12:24 of the episode.
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Sometimes it takes a while for a movie or TV series to get a proper sequel. But what drives people to develop sequels to franchises more than 20 years after the original? Do these "decades later" sequels work to introduce a franchise and beloved characters to a new generation? Or do they fail because they left the audience waiting too long?
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Is that a JoJo reference? Join us for a dive into one of the most unique Japanese media franchises out there, "JoJo's Bizarre Adventure". 34 years of manga and 5 seasons of anime leave us with generations of content to analyze. Find out why this series truly lives up to it's "bizarre" title. What makes this series so quirky and meme-friendly? Join us inside the #batjar and find out!
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The two most (arguably) iconic movie monsters of all time come together for the first time (since 1962) on the big screen (if you're able to attend movie theatres) for true clash of the titans. And this time, there is a definitive winner!
Join us for a conversation on the idea of "versus" movies, the Monsterverse, and diving into details of a movie where those details shouldn't matter.
To avoid SPOILERS for "Godzilla vs. Kong", skip over 51:10- 1:04:33 of the episode.
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It's finally time to answer the age old question- what's the difference between nerds, geeks, and fans? Why do we categorize interest in certain subjects as fandom rather than being a geek or nerd?
Join us for a crash course in defining what it means to be a fan- and how that differs from what we have come to known as nerds and geeks!
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To quote Cyborg: "I heard about you. Didn't think you were real." After years of speculation, hashtags, and a global pandemic, director Zack Snyder has released his version of the film he began working on back in 2015.
Does the vision of original director Zack Snyder turn the much maligned Justice League movie into a masterpiece? Does the final result justify the existence of the #releasetheSnyderCut movement? Why did Joss Whedon and Warner Brothers make the decisions they made 4 years ago?
To avoid SPOILERS for "Zack Snyder's Justice League", skip over 43:18- 1:10:03 of the episode.
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Disney's latest princess has come to theatres and Disney+ with a sword and a dragon in tow. Yet it has earned less at the box office than other movies released during the pandemic. What does this mean for the future of Disney's movie releases?
And what does a Disney movie set in a South-Asian inspired fantasy world look like? Join us for a spoiler-free conversation about the movie and Average Joe's first trip to the movie theatres in over six months!
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This week the boys and Mljonir get together to discuss "The Boys". Just when you think the superhero genre has been satirized and deconstructed enough, here comes the comic book turned streaming series to prove that there is still more to be done with this concept. What is appealing about this world superheroes are essentially the bad guys? And does the bleak atmosphere presented by the series ruin the experience?
To avoid SPOILERS for the first two seasons of "The Boys", skip over 52:25 - 1:02:58 of the episode.
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This week we take a look ahead to the rest of 2021 and the movies which (at the time of our recording) are scheduled to be released in this calendar year. Without clarity on whether the pandemic will cause further delays (or how streaming options will impact these releases) we share about what we are excited for in this year's releases.
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This week, Ms. Dis joins Average Joe to go through the official ranking of the animated Disney movies released between 2000 and 2009. Are there any diamonds in the rough from this period in Disney's history?
In a decade when Dreamworks, Pixar, and other studios were winning at the box office, the House of Mouse was taking hit after hit. What happened during this decade that led to a string of flops and what animated movies managed to find success?
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There's the old saying "hindsight is 2020". Well today we are looking back on the year that has passed by and giving some hindsight for the year where everything we know changed. Of course, through the lens of nerd and geek culture.
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Yakko, Wakko, Dot, Pinky, The Brain, Slappy the Squirrel, and many others join us inside the Bat-Jar for a truly chaotic episode. Regarded by some as the greatest cartoon ever made, "Animaniacs" has created a legacy of great characters, clever writing, and show-stopping music.
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This week we take the lasso of truth and ask "Wonder Woman 1984" some hard hitting questions. Can Wonder Woman able to save the movie industry? Was releasing this film on streaming and theatres a good idea? Why does this movie remind Average Joe of "Batman Returns"? Does it improve or take away from the success of the first movie?
To avoid SPOILERS for "Wonder Woman 1984" skip over 47:27- 1:10:07 of the episode.
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Special guest Filitron joins us for a mind-bending conversation about the new Disney Plus series "WandaVision". Now that the MCU has entered the streaming arena, we find ourselves asking many, many questions about this television series that is full of mysteries and allows for much speculation.
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We're back for a second installment of putting the new Star Wars streaming series under the microscope. Is Mando in a cult? How much of the show's success comes from Baby Yoda? Where will the show go with the story now that 3 spinoff series have been announced?
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It's a new year but the inside of the Bat-Jar is still full of nerdy and geeky goodness. Libra the Book Lady and Mljonir join us this week we put the Disney Plus series "The Mandalorian" under the microscope to answer the many questions about this television event. Why did it take so long to make a live-action Star Wars show? How does the series bring cinematic quality to episodic storytelling? Why does this show succeed where the newer Star Wars movies have failed?
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We finish off 2020 by talking about the future of movie theatres and having a conversation about the best Christmas movie released in the past few years, "Klaus".
To avoid SPOILERS for "Klaus", skip over 53:45-1:13:32 of the episode.
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The Christmas spirit is fully alive in this week's episode as we discuss the magic of the Hallmark Christmas movies. Special guests Mama Poppins and Ben The Movie Buff return to shed some light on why these movies strike a chord with so many people. Meanwhile, Marvel is preparing a special Christmas gift for Average Joe by announcing details regarding the next Spider-Man movie.
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We continue our Christmas theme by discussing one of the most successful Christmas movies of the modern era. Joining us for this discussion are returning guests Ben The Movie Buff, Minty Python, and new guest Mrs. McCallister. Why does this film have such a broad appeal? What kind of Christmas movie is it? Does it stand the test of time 30 years later?
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The ultimate combination of many themes and topics finally comes to the Bat-Jar: Tim Burton's The Nightmare Before Christmas. It's stop motion animation. It's a musical. It's both a Halloween movie and an A-Type Christmas movie. It's a piece of visual art. It's become a cult classic. But is it as great as it seems?
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Wonder Woman 1984 will receive a release in theatres and streaming on the same day? This and a handful of other news stories get us warmed up for putting the LEGO Star Wars Holiday Special under the microscope.
Is this Disney+ exclusive title as bad as the original holiday special? Does the "LEGO" style help elevate this property to greatness? Are we thinking about this too much? Join us for Life Day and find out!
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AJ and BPR get caught up on some nerdy and geeky news covering the new season of The Mandalorian, the Snyder Cut, upcoming Marvel and DC movies, the WandaVision series, and the PlayStation 5 launch.
For today's episode, we dive into the concept of legacy characters in fiction. Why has there only every been one Asian Jon while there have been six Robins and a whole Spider-Verse of Spider-Men? What business and creative influences lead to the creation of new characters who inherit their mantle from an older character?
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While BPR gets married, AJ is joined by returning special guest Professor F and first time special guest Knit Stitch to discuss the space movie "Apollo 13".
How does this movie based on a memoir based on real events portray the space race? Does it fall into the trap of many films inspired by true events by over-dramatizing the story? And why is Average Joe so disinterested in outer space?
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