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Episode 80: Wolverine & Deadpool

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Episode Summary: In this fun and lively episode, Michael and David take a break from their usual thematic deep dives to enjoy the highly anticipated film "Deadpool and Wolverine." Join them as they explore the movie's humor, fourth-wall breaks, cameos, and more. This episode is packed with laughs, insightful critiques, and a healthy dose of fan service.

Key Discussion Points:

  • Introduction (00:15 - 01:11):

    • The usual format involves pulling out one theme from a movie, but this episode is kept light and free to match the film's tone.
    • Introduction to "Deadpool and Wolverine," starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman.
  • Director and Production (01:11 - 02:12):

    • Directed by Sean Levy, who previously worked with Ryan Reynolds on "Free Guy."
    • The film is described as a buddy comedy made by buddies.
  • Humor and Fourth-Wall Breaks (02:12 - 06:35):

    • The movie is filled with jokes, cameos, and references that require multiple viewings to catch all details.
    • Outrageously violent and vulgar in keeping with Deadpool's character.
  • Favorite Moments and Cameos (06:35 - 11:18):

    • Highlights include cameos from Henry Cavill and Chris Evans.
    • Discussion on how the film plays with meta-references and nostalgia.
  • Comparisons and Critiques (11:18 - 13:54):

    • Compared favorably to other superhero films like "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness."
    • Praised for its self-awareness and comedic tone.
  • Fan Service (13:54 - 18:07):

    • The film is described as fan service done right.
    • Michael appreciates the movie for being honest about its intentions and serving the fans well.
  • Character Development and Themes (18:07 - 34:48):

    • Discussions on character growth, particularly for Wolverine and Deadpool.
    • Use of iconic costumes and staying true to the characters' comic origins.
  • Upcoming Films and Recommendations (34:48 - 48:45):

    • Mentions of upcoming films like "Twisted Metal," "Long Legs," and "Alien Romulus."
    • Recommendations for future episodes and a look at some intriguing trailers.

Quotes:

  • "This movie breaks the fourth wall so often you will literally need to see it twice just to get all of that."
  • "I am a fan. Serve me."
  • "It's a buddy comedy made by buddies."

Final Thoughts (44:04 - 48:45):

  • Michael and David agree that "Deadpool and Wolverine" is a fun ride with beloved characters, making it worth the watch.
  • The episode ends with a look forward to future movies and potential podcast topics.
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Episode Summary: In this fun and lively episode, Michael and David take a break from their usual thematic deep dives to enjoy the highly anticipated film "Deadpool and Wolverine." Join them as they explore the movie's humor, fourth-wall breaks, cameos, and more. This episode is packed with laughs, insightful critiques, and a healthy dose of fan service.

Key Discussion Points:

  • Introduction (00:15 - 01:11):

    • The usual format involves pulling out one theme from a movie, but this episode is kept light and free to match the film's tone.
    • Introduction to "Deadpool and Wolverine," starring Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman.
  • Director and Production (01:11 - 02:12):

    • Directed by Sean Levy, who previously worked with Ryan Reynolds on "Free Guy."
    • The film is described as a buddy comedy made by buddies.
  • Humor and Fourth-Wall Breaks (02:12 - 06:35):

    • The movie is filled with jokes, cameos, and references that require multiple viewings to catch all details.
    • Outrageously violent and vulgar in keeping with Deadpool's character.
  • Favorite Moments and Cameos (06:35 - 11:18):

    • Highlights include cameos from Henry Cavill and Chris Evans.
    • Discussion on how the film plays with meta-references and nostalgia.
  • Comparisons and Critiques (11:18 - 13:54):

    • Compared favorably to other superhero films like "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness."
    • Praised for its self-awareness and comedic tone.
  • Fan Service (13:54 - 18:07):

    • The film is described as fan service done right.
    • Michael appreciates the movie for being honest about its intentions and serving the fans well.
  • Character Development and Themes (18:07 - 34:48):

    • Discussions on character growth, particularly for Wolverine and Deadpool.
    • Use of iconic costumes and staying true to the characters' comic origins.
  • Upcoming Films and Recommendations (34:48 - 48:45):

    • Mentions of upcoming films like "Twisted Metal," "Long Legs," and "Alien Romulus."
    • Recommendations for future episodes and a look at some intriguing trailers.

Quotes:

  • "This movie breaks the fourth wall so often you will literally need to see it twice just to get all of that."
  • "I am a fan. Serve me."
  • "It's a buddy comedy made by buddies."

Final Thoughts (44:04 - 48:45):

  • Michael and David agree that "Deadpool and Wolverine" is a fun ride with beloved characters, making it worth the watch.
  • The episode ends with a look forward to future movies and potential podcast topics.
  continue reading

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