Podcasts about bryan singer's x men

In a world where no one had ever heard of superhero fatigue, Bryan Singer's X-Men films dared to be a new breed of comic book movie that were deeply ashamed of where they came from. But are they better than Transformers? Join us this week as we also discuss the future of the Terminator franchise, ridicule the new Venom trailer, and maintain an aggressive lack of interest in Star Trek.

In this episode, Tyler and Reed discuss Ryan Coogler's Black Panther and Bryan Singer's X-Men.

This week Sean and Steven saw the newest and last entry into Hugh Jackman's Wolverine saga called Logan directed by James Mangold. Then they get into their "versus" for the week with classic comic book fare as they discuss Bryan Singer's X-Men movie and pit it against Sam Raimi's Spider-Man. Rate and review us on iTunes and enjoy!

PLEASE NOTE: The audio quality on this ep is a little sub-optimal, we were using new equipment. Our sincere apologies - we are working on it never happening again. In this ep things get a bit silly for no reason, which is probably not such a good thing considering Bryan Singer's X-MEN (2000) has one of the most serious and heavy opening scenes in CBM history. X-MEN is a really important movie in the wider canon of comic book movies: it really was the beginning of the boom, so the movie deserves respect just for that (and being probably the first actually good comic book movie since Superman II). Follow us on social media (@TCApod) and give us a good review on iTunes!

Four long years before the release of Bryan Singer's X-Men there was Generation X. Debuting on Fox in 1996 and adapted from a Marvel comic of the same name, it serves as the very first live-action X-Men movie. Join Dan and Mike as they spend 90 minutes discussing not only this made-for-TV movie, but also changes in a character's race, Night Court, The Real World, and the awesomeness that is Matt Frewer.

Four long years before the release of Bryan Singer's X-Men there was Generation X. Debuting on Fox in 1996 and adapted from a Marvel comic of the same name, it serves as the very first live-action X-Men movie. Join Dan and Mike as they spend 90 minutes discussing not only this made-for-TV movie, but also changes in a character's race, Night Court, The Real World, and the awesomeness that is Matt Frewer.

Pull on your leather jumpsuit and join Ben, Pogues and guest Tom Morrison as they head into the world of Bryan Singer's X-Men. They'll talk bad accents, real toads, and ponder what was Magneto thinking. Don't miss this episode. Leave us comments or questions at facebook.com/NAOSpod

Why isn't Marvel promoting the X-Men anymore? What do we think of Charlize Theron as Captain Marvel, are half page ads in comics a good idea? We answer these questions as well muse about James Bond, Bryan Singer's X-Men films, and Special Edition NYC. Lightning Round Infinity Gauntlet #1, Modok: Assassin #1, Providence #1, Nimona, Red Sonja #16, Convergence: Crime Syndicate #2, Convergence: JSA #2, Sithrah: Kingdom of the Air, Mantle #1. Book of the Week Old Man Logan, Chilling Adventures of Sabrina #3, and The Veil. Shared Book of the Week Sons of the Devil #1 by Brian Buccellato and Toni Infante. Next week's TCBOTW is: Giant-Size Little Marvel AvX #1 by Skottie Young FYI: the crew have gone all superhero on the world, thanks to the wonderful Hanie Mohd. Like them? Make sure to follow her and let us know what you think of our superhero pictures. The Comic Book Podcast is brought to you by Talking Comics (www.talkingcomicbooks.com), a blog dedicated to covering the latest and greatest in comic book releases. The editorial staff is composed of Editor-in-Chief Bobby Shortle (Fanboy Remix, Doctor Whocast), Stephanie Cooke ( Misfortune Cookie) and Steve Seigh (JoBlo.com contributor) who weekly dissect the releases and give you, the consumer, a simple Roman yay or nay regarding them. Our Twitter handle is @ TalkingComics and you can email us at info@talkingcomicbooks.com.

Did you know Bryan Singer's "X-Men" was NOT the first X-Universe movie? Perhaps rightfully forgotten, Marvel's Merry Mutants made their live-action debut back in 1996, in the FOX TV movie "Generation X," an adaptation of the then mega-popular comic series about the younger generation of future X-Men. We watched it, so you don't have to, and this week we have an in-depth discussion about this unsuccessful (on so many levels) attempt at capturing the X-Universe on film. But first, we ponder Ben Hardy's potential role in "X:Men: Apocalypse," and debut a new segment, X-Tra Stupid Question of the Week, this time speculating on which X-Man would make the best retail manager. Plus, we get ready for our upcoming Age of Apocalypse episode, by looking at the lead-in story, Legion Quest. Contact us: facebook.com/daysoffuturepodcast daysoffuturepodcast@gmail.com Twitter & Snapchat: @dofpodcast  

In this special episode, Trev & Joe provide a running audio commentary for Bryan Singer's X-Men (2000), X-amining the film's highlights and lowlights. Wolverine's hair, Rogue's re-invention, Storm's questionable accent, and Magneto's clacking balls...all this and more are discussed, incuding the casting decisions that could have been, and how the movie holds up to today's glut of superhero films. NOTE: While it might be fun to watch the movie along with the guys during this commentary, it is certainly not a requirement.  Contact us: facebook.com/daysoffuturepodcast daysoffuturepodcast@gmail.com Twitter & Snapchat: @dofpodcast

The Cinema Excelsior team fights on the side of evolution this week, as we take a deep dive into Bryan Singer's "X-Men", starring Hugh Jackman, Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellen, and more. We also talk about "The Piano". Don't judge us. Featuring Nick Bestor, Stefan Claypool, and Daniel Watson-Jones.

John and Justin discuss Bryan Singer's X-Men from 2000. They share their love for the 90's animated series and talk briefly about Ben Affleck being cast as Batman. www.cinemaheroes.com Contact: justin@cinemaheroes.com or john@cinemaheroes.com Twitter: @CinemaHeroes Facebook: facebook.com/smandsmpodcast

The crew tackles the biggest news of the week, and possibly the year as we talk about Disney's acquisition of Lucasfilm, LTD! But before we get to that, there is other business and other news to discuss. We give more hype about the upcoming 200th episode of Zone 4, including the recording date and a game! Plus, we announce a new listener drive (details below) leading up to the 200th episode. We also talk about Monkeybrain's generous offer for The Hero Initiative, Bryan Singer's X-Men plans, the future of SDCC, and a little Marvel NOW! And of course, more Facebook shout-outs, plugs and more as we count down to 200! (Original Numbering: Episode #190) You may have also noticed on the Zone 4 website, we now have a Donate page in addition to our Sponsor page. Feel free to contact us about either. If you'd like to sponsor an episode of Zone 4, go here for details, or email us. If you'd like to donate to the show (one-time or monthly) see details here. Zone 4 Listener Drive Full details can be found here: http://www.zone4podcast.com/?page_id=967 The basics: Episodes #191-199 will contain 1 key word each, making up 3 three-word phrases. New listeners must email us one of these three-word phrases and "like" us on Facebook to receive the incentive prize. Disney Acquires Lucasfilm LTD Main Press Release What's it Mean for Dark Horse? Episode 7 Will be Original Story CR Forum Discussion Other Headlines Discussed Monkeybrain Gives Back Bryan Singer to Direct First Class Sequel SDCC Stays in San Diego Marvel NOW! November 7th Ringtail Cafe http://www.ringtailcafe.com Marvel vs DC Debate at Third Coast Comics November 5th http://marvelvsdc-efbevent.eventbrite.com/ Chicago Geek Breakfast Pre-Holiday Event November 12th http://chigeekbreakfastnov12.eventbrite.com/ Pro Se Productions' Monster Aces http://www.comicrelated.com/news/18377/monster-aces DarkAvengerC86 & DarkAvengerINC http://www.youtube.com/user/DarkAvengerC86 http://www.youtube.com/user/DarkAvengerINC NCD & Spy6Teen http://www.newcomicday.net http://www.spy6teen.com CR Podcasting Network www.comicrelated.com/podcasts.php

When you think of comic book superhero movies, do you think of concentration camps, human rights, and deep questions, starring both past and future Oscar winning actors? While certainly not the norm in 2000 when it was released, Bryan Singer's X-Men ushered in a new type of superhero film for a new century. With this being the first big-screen live action X-Men adaptation, bringing such comic book legends as Wolverine, Cyclops, Professor X, and Rogue to life and it's success launched not only the X-Men franchise but really set off a renaissance for Marvel Comics superhero films. With 11 years past, does this film hold up? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob's review to find out!

When you think of comic book superhero movies, do you think of concentration camps, human rights, and deep questions, starring both past and future Oscar winning actors? While certainly not the norm in 2000 when it was released, Bryan Singer's X-Men ushered in a new type of superhero film for a new century. With this being the first big-screen live action X-Men adaptation, bringing such comic book legends as Wolverine, Cyclops, Professor X, and Rogue to life and it's success launched not only the X-Men franchise but really set off a renaissance for Marvel Comics superhero films. With 11 years past, does this film hold up? Listen to Arnie, Stuart, and Jakob's review to find out!