Episode 322 Topics Include:
- Middling first impressions of Agent Carter
- Out-casting news
- This week in trailers: Furious 7 and Chappie
- What we've been reading
- Featured Comic Review: X-Men: The Muir Island Saga (Uncanny X-Men #278-280 and X-Factor #27-28)
- What we've been watching
- Jesse spoils The Walking Dead
- Featured Movie Review: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2014)
- Featured Movie Review: The Signal (2014)
Running Time: 2 hours, 25 minutes
Episode Songs:
Somebody To Love (Sigma Remix) - Rusko
Shell Shocked - Juicy J
This Podcast May Include Some Explicit Language
...It Also Most Likely Contains Some Spoilers
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the new TMNT movie is soooo bad. i think its biggest sin is that it's plain old boring. there were some things i liked about the new origin, though, but who gives a shit when it's so boring and confusing. i agree with you, Jesse, the Turtles are hard to watch because their designs have so much stuff on them, all this multicolored crap swaying and dangling when they move, it was disorienting. it's total trash, whether you're a TMNT fan or not. how come so many of these types of movies have the heroes stopping a device on top of a building?
ReplyDeleteI am with you. Soooo boring. I think I mentioned it in the review how I paused to see how much time had passed because I was so bored.
DeleteI have an answer for you about the top of buildings being the the focus of the endings in these "blockbuster" flicks, no one in Hollywood has an original idea. A couple movies make a billion bucks and every other movie has to copy every superficial element of it. "Transformers and Avengers had it, our movie needs it too."