Podcasts about dc's cinematic universe

Gold and B discuss whether Marvel's Cinematic Universe is better than DC's Cinematic Universe, B goes on a rant about violent video games, and much more !GoldTwitter: @GoldSoul____Instagram: @goldsoul_tBTwitter: @bryant__kgInstagram: @bryant.kg

In addition to spoilers and reviews of this week's new comic book release, we talk about the newest rumors as to who will take the reigns of DC's Cinematic Universe. Albert also randomly accuses people of satanism and explains why you need to keep your children away from mutants.

This episode's topic: DC Cinematic Universe!!! Rad Ranger and Ryan are here to help you determine what is, and isn't RAD!! This is the first part of the debate about the current state of DC's "Cinematic Universe." Rad Ranger and Ryan debate which movies are, or are not, rad, and what future films might be rad!   Is it RAD? We'll tell you what!

As the DRD crew ramps up to episode 50, some old jokes reappear while we get into the weeks news, Our Geeks of the Week and having all seen Wonder Woman we review the latest entry into DC's Cinematic Universe. SPOILERS!!

This week we talk about a very manly weekend, we wonder if the The Batman's director instability will destroy DC's Cinematic Universe, we interview Karington Hess and Dana Miller, Game Masters at the Malted Meeple board game cafe about what makes for a fun table top gaming experience and what goes into a great milkshake, and we make sure the podcast does not drop below 50 mph as we check the Box Office Barometer for the year 1994. 

It's Batman versus Superman in the highly anticipated blockbuster showdown between the two comic book titans. In a follow up to 2013's Man of Steel, this is the second instalment in DC's Cinematic Universe. This movie, which is also directed by Zack Snyder, is notable for featuring the first live-action film appearance of the Superman (Henry Cavill) and Batman (Ben Affleck) characters together, as well as the first live-action film appearances of Wonder Woman (Gal Gadot), Aquaman, the Flash, and Cyborg. Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice brings us a new Batman different to that of previous on screen appearances, and a new interpretation of Lex Luthor (Jesse Eisenberg), and a select few returning faces from Man of Steel. ​Prepare yourselves for an in depth discussion about our thoughts of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

"Since we already destroyed the Marvel Universe and Marvel Studios... i think its important we now talk about DC Films" -@TeacherYorch- "People refer to Marvel Movies as Marvel Movies, versus DC Movies... DC Movies are called Films." -@Oscargrullons- Are you on board with the DCCU Approach to Making Movies? or Are they destroying the Characters legacies? Let us Know on Twitter or Instagram @GeeksRamble "Geeks Ramble Via Voice Notes" for iTunes and Facebook And for more commentary from our very own Teacher Yorch, check out his Blog elgeorge.blogspot.com

On the third episode of Dial F for Film, we go balls deep into some heavy Suicide Squad talk discussing the film itself and the fans that surround DC's Cinematic Universe. We also introduce the new segment Top 5 "Cast Away" Movies, exploring our top 5 Childhood movies that we would hoard on a deserted island. Lastly, Sergio completes his first homework assignment and watches the cult-classic The Warriors (1979). What did he think of this beloved film? His thoughts and more on this exciting installment of Dial F for Film!   2 Cent Reviews: J. Carlos: The Little Prince Sergio: Mean Girls Robert: Suicide Squad  Follow us:  Twitter: @dialfpodcast Facebook: Dial F for Film Podcast Podbean: dialfpodcast.podbean.com Carlos on Twitter: @MenjivarJaime Robert on Twitter: @RobbieJMacReady

Ever since we first launched the Hey You Geeks podcast, we've been discussing our qualms with DC's Cinematic Universe. We've reviewed 'Man of Steel' in the context of the mythos of Superman. We've broken down every single Batman film to determine which is best. And we've pitted DC vs. Marvel in a discussion on the dark and light sides of the superhero genre. Now, the time has finally come for 'Batman v. Superman,' a film we've been anticipating with equal parts curiosity and dread. Did we enjoy the film? Or, did it live up to our fears? Listen to this week's show, our full, in-depth review of 'Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice,' to find out…

Show notes: http://bit.ly/1JbgC1d Two-Week Catch-Up: Robert bumps Ernest Cline's Armada up to "neutral" and un-recommends Wesley Chu's Time Salvager as "an epic and total disappointment stretched with nothing but filler after its first third" Darrell discusses ARK: Survival of the Fittest and Team Evil Genius winning six million dollars (!) at the latest DotA 2 championship Jermaine vows to play every single Steam game he owns before purchasing any more and entertains family, realizing he actually doesn't disdain small children! Nerdy News: Jermaine abandons the Lexus hover-board and finds the world's first robot hotel in Japan utterly disappointing, underwhelming, and flat-out creepy Darrell celebrates being completely correct about the new Fantastic Four being downright awful and that a Deadpool sequel may get green-lit (before the first movie's even been released!) Robert feels completely vindicated that his main man, Ben Affleck, has gotten the go-ahead for three standalone Batman movies! Trailer Talk: Suicide Squad Jermaine and Darrell geek out over the long-awaited expansion of DC's Cinematic Universe while Robert gives a big, long yawn and is bored silly Deadpool Darrell's not sure what to make of Deadpool, Jermaine is (obviously/of course) excited, and Robert likens this "Phase Two" of the MCU to American Pie, Euro Trip, and Old School - "We're in the 'frat-boy' phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe" Retro Review of Injustice - Gods Among Us: Year One - Vol 1 Robert loves that Superman finally embraces capital punishment - "It's about time!" Jermaine, for once, agrees with Robert (!), and considers Tom Taylor's writing top-notch Darrell thinks it's outrageous that the government takes Clark Kent's parents hostage-- "How on earth is that a good idea?! How does that even make sense?!" Recommendations: Darrell endorses the Walking Dead, Season Six - "Can't wait until October!" Jermaine recommends Ray Donovan - "The man's a fixer! That's how it's done!" Robert gives two thumbs up to Pixar's latest masterpiece, Inside Out, and recommends it without reservation