Podcasts about netflix's the umbrella academy

This week! Netflix's The Umbrella Academy has some Tarantino vibes! Disney's Raya and the Last Dragon makes it's way into Tim's top 10 Disney movies, and does anyone else want more Mirror's Edge content, or..?? We also discuss DC Universe Infinite (app), Avatar becoming the top-grossing film (again), Fortnite, McNuggets, and more! 00:03:10 — STUPID QUESTIONS! Something about spicy Ramen. 00:12:45 — TV! Death of the DC Universe app/birth of DC Universe Infinite, The Umbrella Academy 00:27:49 — MOVIES! James Cameron's Avatar vs. Avengers: Endgame, Raya and the Last Dragon 00:42:18 — VIDEO GAMES! Mirror's Edge Catalyst, Fortnite: Primal (Chapter 2 Season 6) 00:56:20 — FOOD! Tim vs. 100 McNuggets and food challenge strategies Keep up with The Keep Up! Treignwreck.com/thekeepup Facebook.com/TheKeepUp Instagram: thekeepuppodcast YouTube: The Keep Up

NETFLIX's THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY is based on a comic by the lead singer of My Chemical Romance, Gerard Way. This podcast is based on NETFLIX's THE UMBRELLA ACADEMY seasons one and two by the Film School Janitors. The Film School Janitors are based on Earth. Hope that helps clear up any confusion...

Join Dan Selcke (@dan_selcke) and Mia Johnson (@MiaJMedia) for another week of Game of Thrones news, entertainment updates and much more!This week we take a moment to mourn the loss Kit Harington's hair. It was the buzzcut heard around the world and we're still feeling the aftershock.Also, major entertainment and fan events continue to post notice of cancellation amidst the coronavirus pandemic, but Disney remains steadfast in slowly reopening their parks and even film studios make steps towards restarting productions.Finally, more of what we've been watching this week including the release of Disney's Artemis Fowl & FX's What We Do In The Shadows, plus a peak at the upcoming season of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy.Find out all of this and more on Take The Black LIVE!

Do to the upcoming new season of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy, we've decided to talk about season 1. Listen to us talk about the amazing world that was created based on Dark Horse Comics The Umbrella Academy. **SPOILERS AHEAD**

Umbrella Academy is what would happen if the main plot of X-Men required that all the superheroes had daddy issues. Oh, and Professor X is a total dick. What I really like about this one is that this has the seriousness of a show like Stranger Things, but still that light-hearted feel of a Marvel Movie - you feel impending doom, but get some laughs along the way. The acting is really really good.Ellen Page and Tom Hopper kill it, but the rest of the cast, while unknown, really move the story forward. The writing and story building will bring you in from the start and give you a sense for the logic of this world. The constant daddy issues get so old, really quickly, but the writers finally figured out that no one cares by Episode 3. Thank goodness. Watch now.Most American audiences haven't seen the British show SKINS, but this show reminds me of a lot of that. Teenage drama, with heaviness. Big disclaimer here, the show is in Spanish. Get over it and give this a try, that's what English subtitles are for. Or, go take a Spanish class. It'll be worth it, I promise.Elite is a teen thriller, drama, comedy, love story; it's in Spanish though. Elite follows a group of kids who all go elite school where the kids are all pretty wealthy, but one day three students transfer into the school. Turns out their old school collapsed in a freak construction accident.Elite tackles some serious issues, including same-sex relationships, how people of color are treated in society and how the adults in our lives react to religious and cultural differences. Don't expect to sit down and lightheartedly watch the show while cooking. The class divide between the rich and poor students drives the plot. The drama of the show is addicting, and it's hard to stop watching. I literally, binged this entire show in one night. It is 8 hours of television that you're watching. Not a brilliant decision if it's a Sunday night, but poor choices must sometimes be made.Oh, did I mention there was a murder? And that's what makes this show brilliant, you don't have to actually care about the brutal murder to love the show (trust me, you will). The relationships alone will drive the story forward. The story would work just fine. But, the murder makes for some pretty foreboding flashbacks and flash-forwards. Watch this now.

In this review, Mike and Darren assess their familial ties and suit up to review Netflix's The Umbrella Academy! Follow the crew! www.foulentertainment.com www.twitter.com/FoultENT www.facebook.com/foulentertainment Follow Mike! www.twitter.com/ThatMikeOwen Follow Darren! www.twitter.com/TheGutteridge Music by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)

For episode 85 of Hot Date, Dan and Vicky take us to Scandinavia for the comedy Elling, starring Per Christian Ellefsen as the title character and Sven Nordin as his best frenemy Kjell.  Initially wary about their choice, our hosts found a lot to like in this gentle comedy from the performances of the two leads to the portrayal of the Norwegian social welfare system.   Dan and Vicky also discuss the things they've been watching recently including FX's What We Do in the Shadows, Netflix's The Umbrella Academy, Joe Dante's Matinee, Captain Marvel, Shoplifters, Burning and an extensive look at Jordan Peele's new horror film Us.    Dan gives us some insight into the Public Theater's Tempest Mobile Unit tour he's currently on and his visit to TAK Room, the very high end restaurant in NY's Hudson Yards.  And Vicky weighs in on her glorious weekend at home and her own visit to the Public to see Jake Gyllenhaal and Jim Sturridge in the play Sea Wall/A Life. There's Nor Way you should miss Hot Date 85: Elling.  Have a listen, leave us some feedback and visit our website hotdatepod.com.  

Fighting against poor audio quality (sorry guys we'll be better) Eleni and Sidney discuss the struggles of being a true fan and their thoughts on Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. For weekly updates on obsessions, entertainment, movies, tv and fandoms subscribe to Obsessed and Unashamed.

I veckans avsnitt av Insnöadpodden snackas det Aladdin, Netflix's The Umbrella Academy och varför Göteborg är bättre än Stockholm. Vidare så kollar vi in siffrorna för Captain Marvels öppningshelg och vi snackar även lite om uppföljaren till DC's Suicide Squad. Välkomna vänner, detta är Insnöadpodden! facebook.com/insnoadpodden twitter.com/insnoadpodden insnoadpodden@gmail.com

So me and my good podcast friend Ratsul from The Skeptics' Review recorded an episode talking more about the Umbrella Academy and the characters, thoughts and other gems. Check out his podcast where they review music and don't forget to comment your thoughts on Instagram or Twitter at the weezle club.. if you like the episode please tell a friend to check it out --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theweezleclubpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theweezleclubpodcast/support

It's Raining, It's Pouring, Old Man Hargreeves is ....dead!  So begins our discussion of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. We couldn't get enough of the hyper violent super hero action, so we also queue up Kick-Ass this week.  We then ask, What comic would you most like to see adapted into live action? Join us, or we call you some very bad words we learned this week! #umbrellaacademy #vanyahargreeves #hazelandchacha #number5 #gerardway #mychemicalromance #lutherhargreeves #ellenpage #pogo #kickass #hitgirl #bigdaddy #redmist

So this time around the weezle waste your time on telling you why you eyeballs should check out the adaptation of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. Which you should I think maybe alright later weezles --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theweezleclubpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theweezleclubpodcast/support

This week Lex Michael is into the fascinating Ronan Farrow book War on Peace and Tauri just wrapped up the fantastic Netflix Original adaptation of Gerard Way's "The Umbrella Academy".  What are you into? Missing Out Hotline: 978-MISS-OUT (978-647-7688) Follow us on Twitter- @MissingOutCast @TheLexMichael @TauriJay Music Credits: "Who Likes to Party" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 Licensehttp://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This month, Nathan gives a spoiler free quick preview of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy!

Okay, Jabber fans...what to say. This is definitely the end of an era, but this is not the end of the podcast. We hope everyone who enjoys this content follows the show to its new home at The MacGuffin (Macguff.in) and we look forward to opportunities that await us there. Stay tuned, stay subscribed, and we will announce when the transition has been made. In this episode we compare our rankings of the last 13 years of Oscars, Keith gives us his thoughts on Netflix's "The Umbrella Academy" series, Cassidy talks about finally seeing the batshit crazy revenge film "Mandy" at a midnight screening, and we review Robert Rodriguez and James Cameron's sci-fi action film "Alita: Battle Angel." At the end of the show, we review 2016's "Edge of Seventeen" for our Netflix Homework. 

This week on the podcast TV With My Mom, I have a real world Russian Doll moment and convince myself we've already talked about that Netflix show so instead we talk about a different Netflix show, The Umbrella Academy. It's a classic TV With My Mom recap episode where Mom tries to remember all of the characters numbers and powers. Spoiler alert: she has a hard time. No real spoilers for the show, just the first episode. Enjoy! 

Ain't nobody got time to talk about the Oscars, 'cause this week Nathan, James and Callum review the first season of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. They also discuss Russian Doll, Netflix's marketing, the other comicbook adaptations coming to the small screen, and much more.http://www.facebook.com/tuesdayreviewTwitter: @tuesdayreviewau

On this week's episode Joe and Cody tell Mike all about Alita Battle Angel. There's also some talk about Netflix's The Umbrella Academy.iTunes: http://tinyurl.com/kqkgackFacebook: http://tinyurl.com/myovgm8Tumblr: http://tinyurl.com/m7a6mg9Twitter: @ComesNaturalPodYouTube: http://tiny.cc/5snxpyBlogTalkRadio: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/comesnaturally 

Originally Aired: 02/15/19 – We review Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. We talk with Jordan Canning of Baroness Von Sketch. We also speak with Tennille Read of Workin' Moms. The post Geek Hard: Episode 454 – Sketchy Umbrellas for Workin’ Moms appeared first on Geek Hard.

Originally Aired: 02/15/19 – We review Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. We talk with Jordan Canning of Baroness Von Sketch. We also speak with Tennille Read of Workin' Moms. The post Geek Hard: Episode 454 – Sketchy Umbrellas for Workin’ Moms appeared first on Geek Hard.

The snow-pocalypse is melting away and the guys are ready to melt your hearts! Brian talks about some new coworkers and hosting charity events, while John's discusses the snow and both kiddos starting rugby. John read the first volume of Sandman and elaborates on why it's one of the classics. Brian discusses continuing Berlin, and reading Plastic, Void Trip, Paradiso, Swallow Me Whole and starting Come Again! Phwew. John talks about the show Bodyguard and prepping for March Madness, while Brian watched Fyre, Grand Budapest Hotel, The Lion King, Runaways and started Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. Both boys watched the Superbowl and were not impressed, but are hopeful about AAF and the future of football. Finally Brian saw Alita: Battle Angel at the theater and talks about the movie from the perspective of someone familiar with the Manga. Follow us on Instagram at Pops On Pop Culture, on twitter @themicmaniacs, like the Facebook page, and send e-mails with comments, suggestions, and questions to popsonpopculture@gmail.com, also consider contributing to the new Patreon page at patreon.com/popsonpopculture.

This week we're talking about Netflix's The Umbrella Academy and we're joined for a segment with the showrunner, Steve Blackman. We talk about whether they put a kid in the Face/Off machine, theories on the moon, and how this is a true ensemble where everyone is the star of their own story. Looking for a tee with the best nerdy designs by independent artists from around the web? Check out www.TeePublic.com or discover our favourite designs at www.TeePublic.FromSuperheroes.com

Jim and Chuck talk the Hobbs and Shaw trailer, the status of Batman, fancasting the new Batman and then preview the Umbrella Academy. The geeks discuss the upcoming Netflix series based off of the Dark Horse Comics series by Gerard Way (My Chemical Romance) and artist Gabriel Ba.