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Gary and Tim are ringing in the new year with our very first Bantha of 2024! We share the Star Wars Christmas gifts we received this year, Tim tells Gary how disappointed he was with Jedi: Survivor (spoilers ahead!), and … Continue reading → The post Bantha Episode – Microdosing the Dark Side appeared first on Dueling Genre Productions.

Minute Twenty-Five: From Screaming Volstagg to Collapsing Utgard This week, we're joined by Cass Fredrickson from Lord of the Rings Minute at Dueling Genre Productions. We've got Mjølnir bringing the lightning, a collapsing city, and a run from a Jotun Beast to chat about and Cass is with us every step of the way! In the twenty-fifth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Volstagg's scream sure would've sent us running too, but then so would a giant Jotun Beast appearing from an ice shell directly behind us. How the hell do they always stay so far ahead of it? It's perpetually catching up to them as they race toward the Bifrost point. Where are they running to? The Bifrost landing point? Didn't Heimdall say Bifrost will remain closed if there's the chance they'd bring something back that could threaten Asgard? Wouldn't a charging Jotun Beast count? So are they... just running? Speaking of the Bifrost landing point, why does Heimdall have to pick them up at that one particular spot? Couldn't he get them from anywhere? This really makes no sense. Thor keeps the Frost Giants busy and presumably Laufey is seeing what Thor can do. Not quite lightning... but we're moments away. Why do they keep running straight at him? His Mjølnir spins are flicking ice shards at them and keeping them at bay, but is this for the benefit of his friends? The Frost Giants seem to be nothing more than lemmings. Just bring the lightning already! Is this Laufey's plan? To keep Thor separated from his group? There are, in fact, lots of Frost Giants running after them as well as the Jotun Beast. Is he hoping to capture everyone or is he trying to kill them all before Odin shows up? Or maybe Laufey wants to know what Thor can do and is testing his limits. Meanwhile, Loki, the Warriors Three, and Lady Sif continue their run from the Jotun Beast and the Jotuns. Now that he's injured, Fandral becomes our eyes as we see his POV over Volstagg's shoulder, watching the Jotun Beast grow closer over and over again. Sif manages to avoid getting hit. Hogun does as well. Seriously, how do they run so fast? Josh Dallas as Fandral works really well. We speculate why perhaps Dallas opted to stick with his TV show instead of returning for the sequels. Considering how the Warriors Three are treated, it makes sense. We get to see Mjølnir's power to bring the lightning down finally. This is such an iconic part of Thor and this film. It's so smart of them to hold it back until minute 25. It's neat to see that Thor actually strikes the ground with the end of the handle, not the head of the hammer, to control the lightning. The CG here holds up surprisingly well. The damage caused by Thor's lightning, however, might call into question just how much Thor can control the damage it would cause. To that end, we know Thor didn't realize Jotunheim was in such bad shape. But is he able to control this at all to make sure he doesn't destroy the entire planet? It's really Thor's dumb luck everything works. So many Frost Giants fall to their supposed deaths here because of Thor's actions. More of the planet falls to pieces. Even one of the towers of Utgardhall collapses. It's sad to lose Cass this week because we had great conversations with her about the Battle on Jotunheim, but we're glad to know she'll be back later this season for more conversation. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Cass on Twitter Lord of the Rings Minute Geek by Night Dueling Genre Productions

Minute Twenty-Four: From an Icy Arm to an Icy Foot This week, we're joined by Cass Fredrickson from Lord of the Rings Minute at Dueling Genre Productions. We chat about Loki's backstory and his blue arm, the attempt by the Asgardians to flee, Thor's incredible toss of Mjølnir, and the release of the Jotun Beast. In the twenty-fourth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Loki and the Frost Giant (we think it's Richard Cetrone) share a look. Is the Frost Giant surprised by this reaction of Loki's skin? Does he realize this is the long-lost prince? Or does he at least suspect that this is a Frost Giant in disguise? So much behind their shared look. Then again, perhaps it's just the fact that he's been stabbed twice and is slowly dying by this point. They say the Frost Giants tattoo themselves to denote their rank, but why would Loki have what looks like tattoos on the back of his hand? Did he get tattooed as a baby? Or is there a difference between natural marks on their skin and the tattoos? And if so, which is which? Fandral as Errol Flynn as the Dread Pirate Roberts gets to show off a bit. What are the odds of a sword landing tip-in when knocked out of someone's hands? It seems so unlikely, but it does allow for a cool moment with Fandral. Again, that's Fimbuldraugr he's wielding. This, of course, provides us more opportunity to complain about the fact that they didn't name Sif's weapons. Why does everyone else get a cool name but not her? We thought perhaps it was a toy thing but the toy version of Fandral doesn't even wield Fimbuldraugr – he's wielding a harpoon blade. That makes it even more lame. It's great how Fandral is so cocky and proud of himself only to get impaled by an ice stalagmite. This plays well for us. That being said, it's a bit of a surprise that we see his blood on the ice. That's certainly something we didn't think we'd see from Marvel. The Asgardians decide it's time to leave. And that's before Laufey releases the Jotun Beast. Sif yells at Thor but he doesn't reply. Loki says they must go and Thor just tells them to go. He's so focused on himself. This analysis makes us realize how awful a friend he is. When Thor throws Mjølnir to knock down at least a dozen Frost Giants, is he trying to help clear a path for his friends or is he still just focused on himself. We love the Mjølnir-cam that we get to see as it's plowing through Frost Giants. How does it work though? Does it require a psychic connection? In the script, Mjølnir actually drops to the ground when Thor is interrupted by Frost Giants. In the film, we never see it come back. Perhaps this was just Branagh's way of moving us through the story without having to explain all this more? Is Mjølnir sentient? Is that part of the psychic connection? Laufey reacts to the battle by releasing the Jotun Beast. This is a different Laufey than earlier in the film. This one just watches the fight, moving his troops into position like a great chess player, very much different than the younger one we saw battling against Odin who was right in the thick of battle. Our opinion of Laufey initially as a mustache-twirling villain actually has a lot more going on than we'd originally given him credit for. Is the concept of the Frost Giants trying to take over the Nine Realms with the Casket of Ancient Winters just fiction spun by Odin as the victor of the battle? We're definitely starting to feel more for them than we have before. Laufey releases the Jotun Beast, also called the Frost Beast or the frost creature, with a blast of ice energy he sends across the plaza. When he does this, we get a fantastic shot of the Jotun Beast's eye as the ice around it starts cracking off. Such a great shot! Speaking of great shots, we get one that establishes where the Asgardians are. Turns out they're all at the entrance to the plaza, trying to work their way back. All except Thor who fights on. Is the Jotun Beast Laufey's pet? It's a fun minute full of fighting and fleeing. We have a great chat about it today. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Cass on Twitter Lord of the Rings Minute Geek by Night Dueling Genre Productions

Minute Twenty-Three: From Headbutts to Arm Grabs This week, we're joined by Cass Fredrickson from Lord of the Rings Minute at Dueling Genre Productions. Laufey ups the battle with Hailstrum and more frost giants and we see Loki's magic in action, so there's plenty to discuss! In the twenty-third minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Thor seriously is thumping his chest with his roar to match Hailstrum's. But how seriously is he taking this fight? After Hailstrum shows Thor that he's pretty strong too, Thor takes off his head with a toss of Mjølnir. So is this a war he's starting? Has he ever been in a serious fight or has Odin always sent him in to the less serious fights? All these battles are also told from the point of view of the victors. How does that affect our opinions of Thor leading his friends here to fight? And to that end, does Thor see the Frost Giants as anything other than things to kill? I mean, when they're hit, that part explodes in shards of ice. So realistically, the violence depicted is actually pretty tame despite a massive slaughter taking place here on Jotunheim. I mean, Frost Giants shatter into ice when hit. No blood. So it's PG-13 friendly. Mjølnir's Powers are pretty damn cool. It's so fun watching Thor fight with Mjølnir, and here we get to see that it returns to him when thrown. Is Thor's pose of catching the hammer repeated when Captain America catches it in Endgame? The Warriors Three, Sif, and Loki seem more focused on teamwork than Thor does. The battle gets tougher. Hogun comes to Sif's aid. Volstagg lets everyone know that when a Frost Giant touches you, it necrotizes your skin. Why does Thor not work with everyone as a team? Is he too focused on himself? Or is it just that we really want to see what sort of cool stuff he can do? Loki doesn't really play fair, but then again that's war right? We feel okay with it because it's basically how wars are fought. But how did he get behind the pillar? We're not really sure. And to that end, is Loki's magic just magic? Or is it some other fancy sort of super-advanced science? They will call it magic later in the films and TV show... Hrm... What's with his silly flourish when he ‘turns off' his illusion? Is it just so we know that it's all with his hands? And what's this berserker Frost Giant thinking by charging to tackle Loki on the edge of a chasm? Was it like a suicide mission? We've got Fimbuldraugr, Hridgandr, and Brandrheid Undrsigr as the weapons of the Warriors Three. Why aren't Sif's sword and shield named? Or Loki's daggers? Or Loki's magic, for that matter? We're fans of Sif using her shield to protect herself from the ice bullets one Frost Giant creates and hurls at her when he strikes a puddle, but how is there standing water on this planet? Isn't everything frozen? And why would they name Hogun's, Fandral's, and Volstagg's weapons but not Sif's? We're a bit irked about that. We're all very grateful that Branagh excised the moment where Volstagg uses his mighty belly to take down a Frost Giant. Sheesh. The surprise about Loki's heritage comes up. But where does Loki's magic come from? What did we think was happening when we first saw the Frost Giant grab his arm and turn it blue? Whose magic is keeping Loki from looking like a Frost Giant? Who is playing this Frost Giant though? Andy had worked with the actor who the MCU Wiki claims is playing this role and is pretty sure it's not him. Perhaps Richard Cetrone? One other nice thing, though, is that this payoff comes so quickly after the setup of the Frost Giant touch that it's really not a problem for any of us. More fighting. Some teamwork (but not from Thor) and a surprise reveal about Loki when we see his arm turn blue. We dig in deep this minute. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Cass on Twitter Lord of the Rings Minute Geek by Night Dueling Genre Productions

Minute Twenty-Two: From a Staring Contest to a Roaring Contest This week, we're joined by Cass Fredrickson from Lord of the Rings Minute at Dueling Genre Productions. We dig into the start of the battle with the frost giants as Thor finally wields Mjølnir. In the twenty-second minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Thor and the Frost Giant Sentry have a staring contest. Thor knows he needs to listen to Loki, but he looks like he reeeeeeeeeally doesn't want to. The Frost Giant Sentry, of course, just can't not provoke Thor a bit. Like Marty McFly in Back to the Future, Thor doesn't take kindly to name-calling. For Marty, it was ‘chicken.' Apparently for Thor, it's ‘princess.' And Loki's response to that? Possibly one of cinema's most perfect Damns. Perhaps it's Loki's most sincere moment in this whole movie? The battle with the frost giants begins as we finally get to see Mjølnir in action. The sound it makes. The way Thor drops it to catch the handle's end. The runes. It's all just so perfect and we love every frame of it. Speaking of the runes, this is Elder Futhark. Sure, there might be some minor typos and technically, it should be Younger Futhark, but we're okay with it and imagine most people are too. To that end, we speak more to the history of Mjølnir in the mythology and how it's different here. Thor hits the Frost Giant Sentry who flies back to the wall. Yeah, he's gonna feel that in the morning. Kenneth Branagh and his cinematographer really wanted more handheld camerawork to keep that chaotic battle feel here, which we feel works well. Everyone has their own special skills to wield in this battle with the frost giants. But seriously. Mjølnir.  During the fight, we see each of Thor's companions in action, really designed to sell us that they're each very capable warriors. Fandral really seems patterned off of Errol Flynn. Or maybe the Dread Pirate Roberts. We're again glad that the comedy from the Warriors Three has been excised. Sure, it works for the comics but here, it just doesn't work that well. Thor not only wants to fight, but he wants it to be a good fight. But does that mean he's totally fine with killing anyone who comes in front of Mjølnir? Does he realize what he's doing? And what is Laufey thinking through all of this? Does he see this as possibly the last stand of the Frost Giants? Is there something here about how he might be testing Thor to see what sort of adversary he is? Laufey sends more troops including Hailstrum to fight, and we see the frost giants' cool power to essentially control ice. A lot happens as the battle with the frost giants begins. We have a lot to talk about! Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Cass on Twitter Lord of the Rings Minute Geek by Night Dueling Genre Productions

Minute Twenty-One: From Arguing About Odin to Accepting Laufey's Offer This week, we're joined by Cass Fredrickson from Lord of the Rings Minute at Dueling Genre Productions. Cass chats with us about all things Thor, Laufey, Loki, frost giants, and the Frost Giant Sentry in today's episode. In the twenty-first minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Laufey finally stands up and we can see where he's standing. Is he abnormally large? The size seems off considering the size of that arch he's standing under. What's Laufey's strategy? Is he egging Thor on to fight? Or is it a delicate balancing act he's doing here trying to get the Asgardians to leave without losing face in front of his Jotuns? Meanwhile, does Thor realize they're completely surrounded by frost giants? Not to mention they've walked into an enclosed space, essentially trapping themselves? Sif and Volstagg clearly understand what's going on. Why doesn't Thor? While Laufey speaks, his frost giants begin arming themselves with their ice weapons. The frost giants form ice weapons on their arms that act both as swords and shields. To that end, we spend a bit of time trying to figure out what we're looking at in that second shot of two legs and two ice weapons forming. Cass helps us realize we're staring at a space between two frost giants, not between the legs of one frost giant. That would've been a bit more awkward. Part of our challenge is that it's such a dark sequence. It makes sense for the context of the film, but it's just hard to tell what's going on, even walking through frame by frame. Another reminder that the sun is out – it's day on Jotunheim. And still is this dark. Is Volstagg a long lost member of Gimli's family? We find it funny that they really made him seem so dwarf-like in this film. Perhaps because of the success of the Lord of the Rings films? Did you know they named the weapons for the warriors three in this film? We talk about Volstagg's battleaxe. But how practical is it really? We never mentioned the appearance of the Jotun beast in the last minute! We correct our error and touch on that first time we get to see the frozen Jotun beast – or frost beast or frost creature, depending on where you look – was in minute 20. How could we forget such an important thing to point out? Perhaps because we were too busy discussing Sif's footwear. Loki tries to change Thor's mind, but Thor just won't listen, and now Laufey sends out the Frost Giant Sentry to confront and intimidate them. Meanwhile, Loki hops in to try convincing Thor that they should accept Laufey's offer and leave. How far ahead did Loki plan? And what did Laufey actually know? We try to decipher Thor's line “Know your place, brother.” Is there a military aspect to this line? Or just the brothers? Is there an element relating to their princely roles? Thor really just seems so much the high school bully here, and that's part of his character arc that we enjoy. Finally, Laufey sends his frost giant sentry to intimidate Thor and Loki. It seems to work for Loki who uses the moment to accept Laufey's offer, though Thor's look seems to imply he's not thrilled with Loki's call. And to pay off our conversation a few weeks ago about Laufey and if he looks older, we do feel he does actually appear more gaunt than he did when we first saw him. The frost giants are getting ready for battle. We have a great time talking about them and everything else in this minute. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on TruStory FM's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Source Material Cass on Twitter Lord of the Rings Minute Geek by Night Dueling Genre Productions

Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions returns for Part 2 of our annual Summer Movie Preview. For more fun, Heather & Youth Correspondent Ellen Moyle talk WandaVision.

Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions returns for our annual Summer Movie Preview. There is so much good stuff, we are breaking it into two episodes!

Batman: Mask of the Phantasm Is it possible that one of the best Batman films is animated and failed at the box office. Yes. Batman: Mask of the Phantasm is a weird little gem that upon inspection does raise some questions such as; Where the hell does Commissioner Gordon go? or; Does the Joker die at the end? Here to raise questions with us and provide excellent insight is Scott Carelli of Dueling Genre Productions. Please take a moment to rate us on iTunes and share the show! Our next movie review - The Crow Check out Scott’s podcast network over at DuelingGenre.com and listen to his podcast series: Geek by Night   Website Twitter Facebook Instagram   Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Prelude and Action" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)   Music from https://filmmusic.io: "Deep Haze" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com) License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)   Intro/Outro by Matthew S Mendoza

Bruce brain break-in! The cortex is compromised! Meanwhile, the Two-Tonne Gang burst onto the scene, with added Spice! Two Face didn't get the memo - he's going full method with this ruse. Bruce manages to shake things and spring into action in the coolest fashion in cinema history. Here to try to complete the Golden Mile once more is the duel-master general himself - it's Scott Carelli! As the owner of Dueling Genre Productions, this guy can travel back in time, swing on webs and he's even king of the bloody zombies! Is there anything Scott cannot do? Just remember to drink responsibly. The next episode follows on Wednesday. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! Subscribe to us on Patreon for even more content! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina & The Skeletones and Double Echo.   Scott Carelli - Dueling Genre Productions - BTTF Minute Twitter - Spider-Man Minute Twitter - Cornetto Minute Twitter  

Before things went crazy, Brad & Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions recorded their annual Summer Movie Preview episode. Since then, most of the big movies of the summer have had their release date delayed, some until next year.But it is still a great conversation.Kyle Crane makes his triumphant return to share how he is passing time during The Quarantine.

Multi-talented creative Bob Koester makes his Cosmic Geppetto debut to talk about his work with Dueling Genre Productions.Jarf returns for a very slow Speed Round.

Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions returns to discuss which Fall & Winter movies to see. And which to avoid.

Author Bob J. Koester called in to talk Frankenstein.Bob is a longtime science fiction creator. His radio play Companions, a story of love and isolation in deep space, was an official selection of the 2017 Hear Now Audio Fiction festival. His audio drama series Immunities, a body snatcher thriller, is appearing as a podcast from Dueling Genre Productions. Insistent Oracles, his first novel, came out in 2017, and deals with two astronomers whose interest in an unidentified object in space binds them to it and to each other. Prior to these projects he made several short films with science fiction themes.https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bob-j-koester/immunities Black Clock Audio Tales June 2019 Supplimental #6     Brought to you by Bunnyslippers.com,  check out there brand new Dino sound slippers! • Slippers make a roaring sound every three steps • Made with green "scaly" fabric, soft plush uppers, foam footbeds, non-slip grips on soles,    and three white claws on each foot • One size fits most, up to a Women's 10.5 / Men's 9.  Footbed measures 10.5"   Black Clock Audio Tales is a daily podcast that reads you a story. Either a chapter of novel, or a whole short story.  Join us in our exploration of old ghost stories, supernatural fiction, horror tales, folk tales, fantasy, gothic horror, weird fiction, and cosmic horror. And dent forget to join us for our monthly show about the Cthulhu Mythos   Look for our podcast wherever you find your podcasts, we suggest pod bean or apple podcasts   Find us on the web at PGttCM.com and @Blackclockaudio on Instagram, twitter, and facebook And Black Clock Audio Tales on youtube   Check out People’s Guide to the Cthulhu Mythos on the last Tuesday of the month.   Check out our new website over at WWW.PGttCM.com!   Edited by Daniel Spitzer Music by Kevin McLeod The Chamber, the voices   Produced at Badger’s Drift Studio Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License 

Author Bob J. Koester called in to talk Frankenstein. Bob is a longtime science fiction creator. His radio play Companions, a story of love and isolation in deep space, was an official selection of the 2017 Hear Now Audio Fiction festival. His audio drama series Immunities, a body snatcher thriller, is appearing as a podcast from Dueling Genre Productions. Insistent Oracles, his first novel, came out in 2017, and deals with two astronomers whose interest in an unidentified object in space binds them to it and to each other. Prior to these projects he made several short films with science fiction themes. https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/bob-j-koester/immunities Black Clock Audio Tales June 2019 Supplimental #6     Brought to you by Bunnyslippers.com,  check out there brand new Dino sound slippers! • Slippers make a roaring sound every three steps • Made with green "scaly" fabric, soft plush uppers, foam footbeds, non-slip grips on soles,     and three white claws on each foot • One size fits most, up to a Women's 10.5 / Men's 9.  Footbed measures 10.5"   Black Clock Audio Tales is a daily podcast that reads you a story. Either a chapter of novel, or a whole short story.  Join us in our exploration of old ghost stories, supernatural fiction, horror tales, folk tales, fantasy, gothic horror, weird fiction, and cosmic horror. And dent forget to join us for our monthly show about the Cthulhu Mythos   Look for our podcast wherever you find your podcasts, we suggest pod bean or apple podcasts   Find us on the web at PGttCM.com and @Blackclockaudio on Instagram, twitter, and facebook And Black Clock Audio Tales on youtube   Check out People's Guide to the Cthulhu Mythos on the last Tuesday of the month.   Check out our new website over at WWW.PGttCM.com!   Edited by Daniel Spitzer Music by Kevin McLeod The Chamber, the voices   Produced at Badger's Drift Studio Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)  Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License 

It is the Third Annual Summer Movie Preview with Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions.John O'Grady returns to interview artist Arthur Suydam.

Zach Luna & Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions join Brad to talk their favorite iteration of Spider-Man.John O'Grady from Super Hero Speak was at DC's Awesome Con and got interviews. Really cool interviews like this one with James Roche from the American Physical Society (www.aps.org)

Selina amps up the sensual, seductive, chat and invites Bruce to join her in the bedding department! Doing it right here in the store? Whatever floats your boat! They're both tired of wearing masks and want to remove their costumes. But... there are no costumes. OR ARE THERE?!?!? In time she reveals her true plan - Max is gonna get some lead! Here to bring his own brand of blue fury to this week is the duel-master general himself - it's Scott Carelli! As the owner of Dueling Genre Productions, this guy can travel back in time, swing on webs and he's even king of the bloody zombies! Is there anything Scott cannot do? The next episode follows on Wednesday. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina & The Skeletones and Double Echo.   Scott Carelli - BTTF Minute Twitter - Spider-Man Minute Twitter - Cornetto Minute Twitter  

Professor X and Logan awake in the medbay under Jean's care, and later, Xavier gives him details on the abandoned Alkali Lake facility. The other X-Men watch Mystique masquerading on TV as a newly-penitent Senator Kelly -- who now opposes mutant registration. With Special Guest Jon Garcia of Toy Story Minute and Dueling Genre Productions.

Professor X and Logan awake in the medbay under Jean's care, and later, Xavier gives him details on the abandoned Alkali Lake facility. The other X-Men watch Mystique masquerading on TV as a newly-penitent Senator Kelly -- who now opposes mutant registration. With Special Guest Jon Garcia of Toy Story Minute and Dueling Genre Productions.

YA Author  Preeti Chhibber joins Brad & Jarf to talk about her contribution to the story collection A Thousand Beginnings and Endings.  Tim Burdick returns to discuss the history and relationship between Batman villains Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn.The Digressions:The novel Naked Came The ManateeNeil Gaiman is very entertainingIdris Elba in the world of Fast & FuriousIs it possible there will be a good Transformers movie?Brad is jealous of Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions

Things are not going well for Max who finds himself being used as Blaster’s own personal trampoline. Knowing that he has to cripple Blaster’s ability to fight, Max fumbles for his whistle, a tactic that proves more and more difficult as Blaster lifts Max from the ground and starts squeezing the life from him. Max goes limp and Blaster uses this opening to slam max into the side of the dome and then grab a weapon to use against the winded road warrior. Special Guest: Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions

Hanging by his bungee harness, Max punches and kicks at his opponent to no avail. Even when lowered to the ground, Max still has trouble overcoming the restrictions forced on him by being tied to the ceiling. Blaster proves much more comfortable in the harness and quickly gains the upper hand, swinging max around, and flinging him around. Max’s trouble doesn’t end there, as Blaster hammers on max’s shoulder and nearly slingshots him into a metal spike. Special Guest: Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions

Before the fight can begin Dr. Dealgood brings Max and Blaster together for one last bit of advice that essentially boils down to kill before being killed. Next, Aunty gets a chance to address the combatants and waxes poetic about death listening for the weaker man. With formalities out of the way, both fighters are pulled to opposite sides of the dome and flung at each other in a display that is both impressive and ludicrous at the same time. Special Guest: Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions

Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions returns to talk rumors Tom Cruise may be joining the cast of Green Lantern Corp.The Digressions:The Avengers films broke Joss WhedonMartin Campbell directing and not caring about The Green LanternSpider-Man 3 ALMOST worksDr. Who comic book artist Kelly YatesPanelists Jarf, Rick & Julia Ingham, Eric Deutsch, Murren Kennedy & Jessa Lowe are all awesome and have/are/will appear on podcasts such as BatMinute 89, Fans on Patrol, 20th Century Popcast, Mad Max Minute & Point Break Minute.Subscribe to The Cosmic Geppetto Podcast on iTunes or Stitcher.  Or Both!  Rate and review us while you're there.Follow us on Twitter and we'll follow you back.We have a Facebook page.  Please like us!Email us at CosmicGeppetto@Comcast.net.  We'd love to hear your ideas for upcoming episodes.

In which Spock is brought to the altar, Sarek makes a legendary request, T'lar says no way, and we debate what is and what is not logical in Vulcan culture…   Guest starring Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions!

This week John is joined again by Scott Carelli of Dueling Genre Productions and musician/composer Chrysanthe Tan to talk more about reckless Ripley, shedding the egg sack, and comparisons between Jerry Goldsmith and James Horner.

Brian Fritz from The Between The Ropes Podcast returns to talk about ESPN's 30 for 30 Documentary "The Nature Boy."The Digressions:-Sign up for BTR's Facebook Page. They are awesome answering questions.-Which Chris would you buy stock in: Evans, Hemsworth, Pine?-You always want to be friends with people with Australian accents-Ric Flair had his own podcast-Brian isn't watching 205 Live-Ric Flair was struck by lightning-He also survived a plane crash-Ricky 'The Dragon' Steamboat-Brian's appearance on Total Bellas-The Cosmic Geppetto Panelists are in demand. They have guested on:   * Mystery Men Minute   * Mad Max Minute   * Neverending Minute   * Dueling Genre Productions' Spider-Man Minute

LOVE THAT BAT MINUTE '89! The boys are back for more sleuthing as Joker hijacks the news studio's transmissions! Want to look exactly like the former Mr Napier in every single way? Well, boy, does he have the product for you! We wouldn't advise it on the beach, however, despite the commercial. While Joker tries to prove that sex sells by artfully raising the models from the dead, Bruce has made an important discovery... Joining the crew as special guest investigator (SGI?) this week is none other than the legend himself, Scott Carelli! Scott is a writer, director and owner of Dueling Genre Productions who put out many of your favourite podcasts. Scott himself helms the wonderful Back to the Future Minute, Spider-Man Minute and Cornetto Minute podcasts so when he arrives on the crime scene we know we're going to crack this case. The next episode follows on Wednesday! Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Scott Carelli - BTTF Minute Twitter - Spider-Man Minute Twitter - Cornetto Minute Twitter Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute '89 Listener's Society!

Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions returns to talk about the wrapped Summer Movie Season.Films discussed include:-Spider-Man: Homecoming-Baby Driver-Wonder Woman-War for the Planet of the Apes-The Mummy-Guardians of the Galaxy 2-King Arthur-Transformers: The Last Knight-Dunkirk-Girls TripThe Digressions:-The Wachowskis miss, but their misses are epic-Michael Keaton was Tatiana Maslany twenty years earlier-Nobody wants to see Johnny Depp in Pirates movies anymore-What should fans expect from the new Blade Runner 2049-Why was Russell Crowe Robin Hood?-Comic Book artists who try to become writers-Brad's mom became a Richard Gere fan watching him pack luggage in American Gigolo-What Christopher Nolan movie would be best for the Movie By Minute treatment?-Brad might be dead inside-Who is America's Green Lantern?

  Introducing the newest original podcast series from Dueling Genre Productions… Immunities is an original audio drama about the survivors of an alien invasion, who have to decide what kind of life to lead surrounded by those who look like, … Continue reading →

Scott Carelli from Dueling Genre Productions returns to talk about Edgar Wright's Baby Driver and Spider-Man: Homecoming.Kyle Crane from Pele Media reviews The Mummy.The Digressions:-Should Nick Frost be a lead actor?-Cuban Fury-Hudson Hawk-MTV's Made-The fan recut of Passengers.-Scott Buck is a weird show-runner.-Iron Fist-How to stay in the TV writing field.-The guys agree Kraven's Last Hunt is overrated.

The Prince leads Snow White to his castle. Minute 83 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated … Continue reading →

The Prince arrives and kisses Snow White. She wakes up. Minute 81 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs and Animals cry over Snow White. Text appears onscreen. Guest: Jackie Webb Minute 79 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs arrive at work. The Animals rush to warn them. Guest: Jon Garcia Minute 73 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

The Hag suggests that apple pies are preferable to gooseberry. Guest: Bobby Flores Minute 71 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of … Continue reading →

The Hag leaves her lab through a cellar door and boards a boat. Guest: Brad Mendenhall Minute 65 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. … Continue reading →

The Hag consults her books for details regarding the Sleeping Death. Guest: Brad Mendenhall Minute 64 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

Dwarf snoring concludes. The Hag dips an apple in the poison. Guest: Brad Mendenhall Minute 63 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs snore and sleep. Guest: Brad Mendenhall Minute 62 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs begin to settle in for the night. Snow White prays. Guest: Brad Mendenhall Minute 61 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season … Continue reading →

Snow White retires to bed and Dopey claims the only pillow downstairs. Guest: Colene Turner Minute 60 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs listen to Snow White’s song, animals snuggle, and the clock chimes. Guest: Colene Turner Minute 59 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs gather so that Snow White can sing them a song. Guest: Colene Turner Minute 58 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season … Continue reading →

Dancing continues and the music intensifies. Guest: Colene Turner Minute 56 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney … Continue reading →

The Silly Song leads to dancing. Guest: George Hendricks Minute 55 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney … Continue reading →

The Silly Song continues. Guest: George Hendricks Minute 54 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated film … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs entertain Snow White and themselves with a Silly Song. Guest: George Hendricks Minute 53 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

The Queen finishes mixing her Potion of Disguise. Guest: George Hendricks Minute 51 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses … Continue reading →

The Queen begins brewing a potion of disguise. Guest: Todd Mack Minute 50 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses … Continue reading →

The scene shifts to the Evil Queen and her Mirror. Guest: Todd Mack Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” The … Continue reading →

The cleaning of the Dwarfs is finally completed. Guest: Todd Mack Minute 48 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs conspire to get Grumpy washed. Guest: Todd Mack Minute 47 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs continue the washing. Guest: Todd Mack Minute 46 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated … Continue reading →

The cleaning process continues. Grumpy complains. Minute 45 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated film “Snow … Continue reading →

Doc sings an instructional cleaning song as the Dwarfs wash their hands. Minute 44 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs are sent out back to wash and march along to do it. Minute 42 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs explain the last time they washed and Snow White begins to examine their hands. Minute 41 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. … Continue reading →

And abrupt transition takes the action downstairs for dinnertime. Guest: Joe Darowski Minute 40 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME … Continue reading →

Grumpy describes why the queen is dangerous. Guest: Joe Darowski Minute 39 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the … Continue reading →

Introductions begin. Guest: Joe Darowski Minute 37 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated film “Snow White … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs speak over Snow White as she wakes up. Guest: Joe Darowski Minute 36 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs escape their home, assault Dopey, and plot to kill the “monster.” Guest: Scott Carelli Minute 34 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. … Continue reading →

Dopey is sent up the stairs to investigate the “monster.” Guest: Scott Carelli Minute 32 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs recover from the sneeze and hide from noises. Guest: Scott Carelli Minute 31 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of … Continue reading →

The investigation continues. Guest: John Darowski Minute 30 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated film “Snow … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs investigate their freshly cleaned home. Guest: John Darowski Minute 29 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs quietly enter their own home and begin their search. Guest: John Darowski Minute 28 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

The Dwarfs arrive home to see the lights on. Guest: John Darowski Minute 27 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME … Continue reading →

The cleaning in the house concludes and the laundry begins. Guests: Cassandra Fredrickson and Norman Mitchell Minute 21 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. … Continue reading →

Cleaning continues to the music. Guest: Crystal Beth Minute 20 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated … Continue reading →

Snow White assigns cleaning work to the animals. Guest: Crystal Beth Minute 18 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses … Continue reading →

Snow White inspects the house and finds it to be dusty. Guest: Crystal Beth Minute 17 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

Snow White and the animals approach and enter the cottage. Guest: Crystal Beth Minute 16 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of … Continue reading →

The animals lead Snow White to a cottage. Guest: Pete Mummert Minute 15 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses … Continue reading →

Snow White begins singing for the animals. Guest: Gerry Porter Minute 13 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the … Continue reading →

Animals approach Snow White and she begins to talk to them. Guest: Gerry Porter Minute 12 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

Snow White continues her run through the forest. Guest: Gerry Porter Minute 11 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses … Continue reading →

Snow White runs into the forest. Minute 10 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated film “Snow … Continue reading →

Snow White helps a bluebird in the meadow while the Huntsman approaches from behind. Minute 9 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 … Continue reading →

The Prince frightens Snow White by joining her in song. Minute 6 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the … Continue reading →

Snow White sings a song and the Prince approaches the castle wall. Minute 5 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME … Continue reading →

The Queen gets some bad news from the mirror and Snow White cleans the steps. Minute 4 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season … Continue reading →

The book closes and the Queen consults her magic looking glass. Minute 3 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses … Continue reading →

The title cards of “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” Minute 1 of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs from Walt Disney Animation Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the … Continue reading →

An introduction to Disney Animation Minute Essentials. Disney Animation Minute Essentials (DAME) is part of Dueling Genre Productions. Season 1 of DAME discusses the Disney animated film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.” The creators of DAME can be reached … Continue reading →

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