Post Credits Pod Ryan Swart

Cousin Jordan and I discuss why ‘The Avengers’ was able to work as a film. Next we pick our favorite scenes from the movie (17:45). I tell a story about Mark Ruffalo (25:45), and then we go on to talk about themes of the movie as well as the MVP of the film and much more (29:20). We finish the episode by talking about last week’s episode of ‘Atlanta’ (48:25).

 

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In this special Oscar-only episode I dive into ‘The Shape of Water’ and try to understand how it won best picture (1:30). Then this leads into a congratulations to Jordan Peele and his success with ‘Get Out’ and what it means for films in the future (5:20). Last but not least, ‘Three Billboards’ and it’s awkwardness is discussed (14:35) which leads to my thoughts on Frances McDormand’s speech and the hopeful utilization of the “inclusion rider” and how it can change the way movies are made (21:05).

 

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Cousin Jordan joins me to talk about what made ‘Captain America’ stand out from the MCU films before and after it’s release and what we liked as well as what we would have preferred to see happen (2:12). After wrapping up the Cap discussion (19:55), Jordan, Bre, and I react to the premier of the second season of ‘Atlanta’ while inebriated (37:40 s/o OJ Da Juiceman).

 

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In this episode Cousin Jordan and I discuss our thoughts on ‘Thor’ and how we feel about casting (3:40), then shift our focus towards structure, pace, and plot (20:55). We finish the show off by sharing our thoughts on ‘Annihilation’ (45:40).

In this episode my guest Tee and I discuss Iron Man 2 and why it was not as compelling as the first. Cousin Jordan drops some knowledge on Mickey Rourke and his career (18:50) and I do some lazy research on why Terrence Howard left the successful movie franchise before the sequel (32:38).

It isn’t very often that a film with such a ridiculous amount of hype surrounding it actually EXCEEDS expectations. My friend Tee and I discuss what made “Black Panther” such an exceptional movie, then we later talk about how much we enjoyed season 1 of “Atlanta” and expectations for season 2 coming out in March (51:30).