Katey, Patches and Da7e and David are back to talk about how authors and famous people an how they are portrayed in film. First, everyone but Da7e has seen the David Foster Wallace book-tour movie The End of the Tour and debates what this movie is about and if that makes it worth watching. Then, Patches wants to know if someone being famous is reason enough to document them, which ends up unveiling the groups true feelings about the documentary format. Finally, for Segment 3, we all think we know what a spy movie is, but it turns out, we don't.
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00:00 – Lightning Round: 80s Remake Pairings
01:51 – Intro: Welcome To Episode 80! REVIEWS!
05:24 – Tidbit: The End of the Tour
21:21 – Mini Segment: Documentaries about famous individuals
29:01 – Segment 3: What are spy movies?
50:52 – Outro
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Hello FITWR listeners, Republic City Dispatch fanatics and Storm of Spoilers/Cast of Kings fantasy nerds, we’re back for more comics discussion!
New comics enthusiast Joanna Robinson of Vanity Fair’s Hollywood and The Station Agents podcast is joined by a guy who is totally thinking of the Mountain Dew Kickstart commercial song right now, Da7e Gonzales of Geek.com, Latino-Review.com and Forbes.com, to answer YOUR comic book questions.
No matter your level of engagement, if you’re interested in comic books and their surrounding pop culture, this show’s for you!
THIS WEEK: Da7e and Jo catch up on Arrow and Flash news from Comic-Con that they missed last week, both have read comics they want to recommend, last week’s Alan Moore discussion is briefly revisited, then: ANT-MAN happened! That plus a super spoiler ending about Jason Todd and Jared Leto’s Joker.
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Green Arrow in character at Comic-Con
Alan Moore talks about his work
This week’s closing track is “Carryon, Carrion” by Breakmaster Cylinder
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Katey, Patches and David continue their amazing pleasant conversations without Da7e around talking about Ant-Man. Katey is watching Friday Night Lights and hit the ever-difficult second season, prompting a conversation about True Detective Season 2 and when we pull the rip-cord on a series that isn't doing it for us anymore. Then – Patches got engaged! – the hosts each pick a movie that makes them think of marriage in a celebratory mini-segment. Finally: Adam Sandler: how is this still a thing? Is there anything really morally wrong with people spending money to make crappy and lazy movies that make money, or can we hate-hate-hate on it?
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00:00 – Lightning Round: Still funny Sandler
01:17 – Intro: Welcome To Episode 79! REVIEWS!
04:33 – Tidbit: Exiting TV mid-series
16:27 – Mini Segment: #SheSaidYes
21:07 – Segment 3: What does Adam Sandler Owe Us?
43:402- Outro
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