That Pedro Pascal never appears in season 3 is a revelation to me. Completely missed it. But now looking back, I did indeed feel like Mando had no personality. It felt like he relied more on talking, rather than the body language from the first two seasons. There's an art to acting in a helmet (and filming someone in a helmet), which I thought this show and the Dredd movie excelled at. Back then you could have a full 10 minutes of Mando not speaking, yet you never stopped seeing him as a person. Maybe they had him talk so much more because they felt weird paying Pedro Pascal millions for a few sentences per episode.
@@DonJuanDecepticon this is going to sound like I'm being rude and I'm really not trying to be, but like, he's a good actor in everything I see him in, but besides this, GoT, The Last of Us, Narcos, and Buffy, I can't think of anything he's been in. He doesn't really do movies that I've seen at least besides Massive Talent. Do you mean "he's everywhere" like.. online? Because, I totally agree there, he's all over every feed on every website I go on lmao, it is quite obnoxious.
@@d3rrick10493 Yeah he seems to be popping up on every other RUclips channel for some reason. I thought he was great alongside Nick Cage in that movie where Nick Cage was just playing himself. "The unbearable weight of massive talent" I think that's the title, it was a fun movie though.
I think one aspect of why it doesn't work quite as well as it did in the early seasons comes down to the directing/framing of shots this season. In season 1 especially, scenes were usually shot in such a way that Mando seemed to be the POV or he was "hunting" the POV (so you could see how dangerous a foe he was), but in season 3 there isn't the same focus on him as the main character, so his presence is diminished.
I imagine Mason has short term memory loss and has to wake up everyday and solve his tattooed body of clues to remind him he is the co host of the weekly planet podcast.
I didn't have much issue with Mando not re-moving his helmet, i think as a few have said it wasn't Din's story this season, and there wasn't a time where the helmet removal to me would fit
James and Maso reviewing the twilight movies as a joke has backfired by bc they single handedly sparked interested in Twilight and now we have a reboot, how dare u, quite frankly?
1:00:00 The alternative ending isn't Ash waking up in present day to a deadite invasion, it's him messing up the spell he was using to sleep until the modern day and sleeping for too long. So he wakes up in a postapocalyptic future. The other ending is him getting the spell correct, but the deadites don't leave him alone. It shows him in present day, back at his day job at K-Mart, when he gets attacked by demons and the movie ends with him killing them.
Judging by audience and critics responses, there seems to be an inverse relationship to Alex Kurtzman's involvement and the quality of Star Trek projects.
I accidentally queued up last week's and it took me until the mention of Renfield not being out to realize I was listening to the wrong week (I immediately thought "oh, another week with the Aunty Donna boys? Nice") but this was a great show, an entertaining (and informative) listen as always. As for the Mandalorian season 3, I think I have similar feelings to James, if slightly more positive. I don't think there was a single episode that I thought was bad, though there were two I disliked for differing reasons: the premiere felt like way too much setup for later and not much of an episode unto itself, while the diversion episode (focusing on that doctor guy) felt too much like the Mandalorian episode of Book of Boba Fett (strong for what it was, but very out of place, even if it also set up things for later). I think most other episodes were rather good (I also liked the semi-noir episode with Jack Black, Lizzo, and Christopher Lloyd, whereas the final two were rather strong, especially the action in the finale) but as a season it was rather weaker - it felt unfocused, but not in the way that early Mandalorian was just "here's an episodic adventure with Mando and Baby Yoda" (which I'd've appreciated), rather like they wanted to tell a broader story but were skipping certain parts and just giving us a few minor breadcrumbs. I think dropping most of the premiere and just jumping into the voyage to Mandalore would've been a better start and would've freed up some time to let the rest of the story breathe (especially if they replaced the Pershing episode with one focused more on Bo-Katan and the Armorer gauging each other, maybe sparring philosophically, leading to the whole "you should lead and maybe sometimes take off the helmet" decision). There were moments that felt like this season was hindered by people's availability, though I hadn't felt it for Pedro Pascal as much as Giancarlo Esposito. The season also had the Filoni problem that annoyed me with the previous season: it's doing too much to build out and touch upon other aspects of the world that the main characters of *this show* get diminished or left behind, though I didn't find it as egregious as in season 2, where an entire episode was devoted to Ahsoka (which kind of worked) and another spends a lot on Boba Fett (which worked better), and then the ending fell apart as they shoehorned in a big cameo (while some people may love the use of Luke, I thought it was one of the worst moves they could've and ever did do in the show - I don't want to rant, but will elaborate if people want), but the need to focus on Pershing for a whole episode, give us the Shadow Council stuff, and keep checking in on old characters (lots of Nevarro, a stop on Tattooine, etc.) soured things a bit. Overall, though, season 3 was "fine", "good" even, just not "amazing" like season 1 or Andor season 1. Picard season 3 was really good, though I was a bit disappointed as we got to/through the climax (so penultimate & early final episode). I wish the preceding seasons had been as strong, but at least we got this one.
Words cannot explain the emotions I felt when Jimbo (I can call him that) said he didn't recognise any of the references in the unhinged review, knowing I recognised all of them.
I didn't notice anything off about Mando because he's never really made a strong impression on me as a character. Like, I know his motivations (Grogu, Mandalorians, the creed), but I couldn't really tell you much about his personality? He doesn't seem particularly impulsive or particularly careful for example, particularly sarcastic/silly or particularly stoic/serious, particularly charming or particularly awkward, etc. Neither body language nor vocal performance has yet made much of an impression for me personally. Mostly, I feel like a lot of the show has been about exploring other worlds and the various action/suspense/comedy situations that arise from the particularities of those worlds. So inasmuch as there has been a sense of character, it has come in a lot of ways through the worlds rather than the people. Season 3 ended up making more sense to my brain that previous seasons through that lens, inasmuch as for the most part the different Mandalorian peoples/groups were characters and the Mandalorian people as a whole were sort of a character. I'm a bit curious to see if I have a different experience revisiting older episodes with that sense of progression in mind; if these first 3 seasons constitute a bit of an arc about beginning the restoration of Mandalore, Mandalorian culture, and Mandalorian people, then maybe that could give me a sense of direction going back to the previous seasons. That's been my main thing which makes me not be too big on The Mandalorian: it has always had a very nebulous sense of direction for me and the various elements often wouldn't gel to me. Cautiously optimistic for Ahsoka still, as I did like Rebels a lot.
So the funny thing is, I'm 90% sure the concept of Optimus and Megatron being old friends wasn't a thing before the movies. In the original cartoon at the very least Orion Pax was a dock worker with no connection to Megatron. I think the 2007 movie may have changed Transformers lore forever by having Optimus say "You left me no choice... brother." presumably to rip off Revenge of the Sith which had only released about 2 years prior.
the Generation 1 transformers show IS good!! Its got some really cute episodes. and all the voices are distinct and fun. james should really just have fun with it
Michael Dorn looks so good, it reminded me of those times they'd age people up in the original series by just changing the wig colour (this is only meant as a compliment to Michael Dorn)
There’s like a half dozen evil dead games. I think Godzilla Mendoza has a decent video about them. And the commodore one or whatever it was also featured on avgn last season or so.
Didn’t this episode announce an upcoming superhero showdown? I’m surprised the comment section isn’t littered with recommendations. The pretense here of course being that I’ve got a recommendation for one. Riddick vs dom toretto. Or the fifth element vs. resident evil. Those are both milla jovovichs.
James... Mason ... Who wins in a fight between Rude Obi-Wan and The Mando suit swinging in a hammock?? -Rude Obi-wan is fairly inept and apathetic, but there may or may not even be a man in that lightsaber-resistant armor...
Its classic James to love the Jack Black and Lizzo episode. Personally hated it, but since it was so unrelated to the rest of this pretty disappointing season, I can see why James would appreciate it. I dunno man, even on the most basic level of a show, visually, this season was lackluster. It's crazy how quickly we went from "Oh, the Volume!" to "Oh... the Volume". Hopefully Ahsoka is more polished and focused. I just want to lose myself in the Star Wars universe again.
I thought season of the mandolarion was pretty good but not as good as the last but that’s fine. What I do need to say is I don’t need to see Pedro in this. His character has already grown beyond him. The story being told deemed the helmet stay on so it did and I like how this affected Bo Katan also so well done.
Did I miss the point of the Ryan Reynolds question? Have I wrongly assumed it was pretentious or did ‘great’ mean something other than a film the academy would love? I thought a lot of love and effort went into Free Guy, a world that actually had video game logic that was actually thought of by people that play video games. The Deadpool’s were love letters to the character. I love that he’s having fun and making things he actually wants to make. Maybe he’ll do a different style one day but I don’t think he needs to and the films he makes these days aren’t of less value than any others.
Love listening to these guys but not for their movie/show reviews. He is clearly trolling when he says the Lizo episode of Mando was his favorite - or he just likes to be counter so he can be different.
"What we do in the shadows" comes pretty close to it. The series was proper funny imo but I agree, I think Australian vamps would be great whether they played them serious or comedically
@@nosfonader8792 Definitely agree. One of my favourites is Daybreakers set in America. And I think What we do in the shadows is set in New Zealand? Could be wrong with that. I think an Ozzie setting or even an Asian setting could be really cool
@@nosfonader8792 Oh man that actually really sounds cool. There's so much potential for that scenario. Especially if they go back through Asian history, like you said with samurai's and they could have a ton of lore. The proper writer could really create something unique with that.
If that moff Gideon was a clone, he would have used the Force throughout the fight or at least to save himself from the fire. No, that was the end of MG.
For what i understand this episode X of starwars it's a contractual obligation, don't recal the details but theres some burocraci involve, so yeah I got Andor , I gor mando (Even if that one aint perfect) i got a couple of good games so yeah , to each it own i supose, hope to see Finn as Jedi Knigth and not a cómic realive
So, yes, I 100% acknowledge that this last season of Mandalorian is nominally a step down from the previous two, but... I liked it more than season 2? I don't know why, I just did. I think at least some of it comes from the addition of Bo-Katan? That's not a character I cared the slightest about before this season, be it in Clone Wars, Rebels, or even when she was in season 2. But, for whatever reason, she felt fresh to me in this. I guess it helped that she serves as an audience surrogate to this phenomenally dumb Mandalorian cult. That, and this season was less reliant on "Surprise Returning Character!" than season 2 did, which was a major turnoff for me on that season. Also, Moff Gideon is such a fucking Mandalorian weeb holy shit it's pathetic.
Picard killed his first son, played by Tom Hardy in ST: Nemesis. TH was his clone and died from a Gene disease Picard had. The crew thought this new son was also dying from it.
Just so you know the actor who played Danny is a trans man ✨ I thought they were alt or non binary too but I looked it up, his name is Morgan Davies 🏳️⚧️
As a firm denizen of the Transformers is Important subscpecies, I just want like…A GOOD transformers movie that’s about, ya know, THE TRANSFORMERS. They are characters with motivations and everything. No one cares about the human characters. Leave em out.
@@agentnacho2029 yes but when the MAIN conceit of the franchise for 40 years has been theyve taken the form EARTH vehicles and animals. theyre gonna interact with humans. and thats not always gonna be bad! michael bay just made bad movies
I've been listening to these for, it feels like ever, and only just clicked that James calls Nick by his last name, like he's a school teacher or something, so rude!
I see it more of a "been friends forever" type of thing. We used to all call each other by our last names back in school. Just feels like they're proper mates.
Evil Dead Rise Spoiler She stabs the tattoo needle into her own face first then into the daughter. So it’s the infected blood being injected into her face that got her.
I was kinda bored with the evil dead rise movie, I kept waiting for it to ramp up, but it just kept starting and stoping, and nothing really did it for me. Also, I wish doing the lazy force push kills would die off , it’s cheap and looks awful you have a limited number of kills to do and you wast one with that.
I thought you were initially doing a bit when you were so positive about Picard S3, haha. Sure, it’s not as atrocious as 1 and 2, but I really was let down by the incredibly sloppy writing and just being a longer version of Nemesis mashed up with First Contact, with numbing action in gritty ‘compromised Starfleet’ land instead of thoughtful scifi in a utopian future. So tired of the Borg. And Starships without interior lighting.
Listening to James recap the Mandalorian is like having a conversation with my nephew.
Maybe get some adult friends little man
Does he have an accent as well?
@@anthonymarciano6050 literally everybody has an accent 😊
I hope Mason NEVER stops doing Old Nan Rey. It's always a treat and I always laugh out loud.
Best review of Snake Eyes I've heard anywhere. 100% agreed, Best Movie Ever!
That Pedro Pascal never appears in season 3 is a revelation to me. Completely missed it. But now looking back, I did indeed feel like Mando had no personality. It felt like he relied more on talking, rather than the body language from the first two seasons. There's an art to acting in a helmet (and filming someone in a helmet), which I thought this show and the Dredd movie excelled at.
Back then you could have a full 10 minutes of Mando not speaking, yet you never stopped seeing him as a person. Maybe they had him talk so much more because they felt weird paying Pedro Pascal millions for a few sentences per episode.
Good he’s flipping everywhere but the show he’s the star of . I’m all Pascaled out
@@DonJuanDecepticon this is going to sound like I'm being rude and I'm really not trying to be, but like, he's a good actor in everything I see him in, but besides this, GoT, The Last of Us, Narcos, and Buffy, I can't think of anything he's been in. He doesn't really do movies that I've seen at least besides Massive Talent. Do you mean "he's everywhere" like.. online? Because, I totally agree there, he's all over every feed on every website I go on lmao, it is quite obnoxious.
@@d3rrick10493 Yeah he seems to be popping up on every other RUclips channel for some reason. I thought he was great alongside Nick Cage in that movie where Nick Cage was just playing himself. "The unbearable weight of massive talent" I think that's the title, it was a fun movie though.
I think one aspect of why it doesn't work quite as well as it did in the early seasons comes down to the directing/framing of shots this season. In season 1 especially, scenes were usually shot in such a way that Mando seemed to be the POV or he was "hunting" the POV (so you could see how dangerous a foe he was), but in season 3 there isn't the same focus on him as the main character, so his presence is diminished.
I can't wait for the inevitable animation to James' Mando recap. Amazing stuff.
I imagine Mason has short term memory loss and has to wake up everyday and solve his tattooed body of clues to remind him he is the co host of the weekly planet podcast.
I always love to hear James and Mason talk about horror movies! Such a great perspective from die hard horror fans.
If you ever needed another reason to listen to this podcast I humbly submit 'Fencalorian'. 11/10
1:14:36
I don’t know why I find that “they lose their sword to a crab” line so funny.
I didn't have much issue with Mando not re-moving his helmet, i think as a few have said it wasn't Din's story this season, and there wasn't a time where the helmet removal to me would fit
"I'm not about the creed, I'm about using this flamethrower that I have."
Best pod ever
I saw the preview for the latest F&F movie before Antman Quantumania and I literally laughed the entire time.
James and Maso reviewing the twilight movies as a joke has backfired by bc they single handedly sparked interested in Twilight and now we have a reboot, how dare u, quite frankly?
Picard S3 is the best freaking trek I've ever seen. Holy moly.
Also the working title for this season of Picard was, Bald Harvest.
1:00:00 The alternative ending isn't Ash waking up in present day to a deadite invasion, it's him messing up the spell he was using to sleep until the modern day and sleeping for too long. So he wakes up in a postapocalyptic future.
The other ending is him getting the spell correct, but the deadites don't leave him alone. It shows him in present day, back at his day job at K-Mart, when he gets attacked by demons and the movie ends with him killing them.
cracked up laughing imagining Mason in the bin while Sam Rockwell cohosts
Fan of the Cronenberg "Dead Ringers", here. I'm halfway through the Rachel Weisz tv series, and so far it's great. Would recommend, at the moment.
I so had that Dorf on golf and others on vhs when I was a kid. Classic Conway
Peter Cullen already confirmed hes gonna be the Young optimus in the animated movie
As a Picard viewer that beginning joke was a pretty accurate re-enactment of my general response to the season.
Judging by audience and critics responses, there seems to be an inverse relationship to Alex Kurtzman's involvement and the quality of Star Trek projects.
@@henryglennon3864 if we could only capture that data....and then base further decisions on it.... hmm.... maybe one day we will know how.
The self aware Star Wars character is my new favorite.
Godzilla x Kong: Big lizard and big monkey punch for a bit again then they're mates. Again.
'LEGO: Rogue One' 😂
59:02 Not sure what they’re trying to sing but to my untrained ear, it sounded like Putting on the Ritz lol
Gotta love these two!
I accidentally queued up last week's and it took me until the mention of Renfield not being out to realize I was listening to the wrong week (I immediately thought "oh, another week with the Aunty Donna boys? Nice") but this was a great show, an entertaining (and informative) listen as always.
As for the Mandalorian season 3, I think I have similar feelings to James, if slightly more positive. I don't think there was a single episode that I thought was bad, though there were two I disliked for differing reasons: the premiere felt like way too much setup for later and not much of an episode unto itself, while the diversion episode (focusing on that doctor guy) felt too much like the Mandalorian episode of Book of Boba Fett (strong for what it was, but very out of place, even if it also set up things for later). I think most other episodes were rather good (I also liked the semi-noir episode with Jack Black, Lizzo, and Christopher Lloyd, whereas the final two were rather strong, especially the action in the finale) but as a season it was rather weaker - it felt unfocused, but not in the way that early Mandalorian was just "here's an episodic adventure with Mando and Baby Yoda" (which I'd've appreciated), rather like they wanted to tell a broader story but were skipping certain parts and just giving us a few minor breadcrumbs. I think dropping most of the premiere and just jumping into the voyage to Mandalore would've been a better start and would've freed up some time to let the rest of the story breathe (especially if they replaced the Pershing episode with one focused more on Bo-Katan and the Armorer gauging each other, maybe sparring philosophically, leading to the whole "you should lead and maybe sometimes take off the helmet" decision). There were moments that felt like this season was hindered by people's availability, though I hadn't felt it for Pedro Pascal as much as Giancarlo Esposito. The season also had the Filoni problem that annoyed me with the previous season: it's doing too much to build out and touch upon other aspects of the world that the main characters of *this show* get diminished or left behind, though I didn't find it as egregious as in season 2, where an entire episode was devoted to Ahsoka (which kind of worked) and another spends a lot on Boba Fett (which worked better), and then the ending fell apart as they shoehorned in a big cameo (while some people may love the use of Luke, I thought it was one of the worst moves they could've and ever did do in the show - I don't want to rant, but will elaborate if people want), but the need to focus on Pershing for a whole episode, give us the Shadow Council stuff, and keep checking in on old characters (lots of Nevarro, a stop on Tattooine, etc.) soured things a bit. Overall, though, season 3 was "fine", "good" even, just not "amazing" like season 1 or Andor season 1.
Picard season 3 was really good, though I was a bit disappointed as we got to/through the climax (so penultimate & early final episode). I wish the preceding seasons had been as strong, but at least we got this one.
Mason slowly but surely opening up Star Wars is a wonderful thing. Thats character development babeeee
Nick Mason an eternal force in the universe.
I agree with James and Maso, I also liked it.
James and Maso are never wrong about anything, especially about the Mandalorian.
Wasn't st. Peter's basilica built in the 1500s? Pagan??
James always comes in with the best Star Wars takes 🫡
Well done.
Words cannot explain the emotions I felt when Jimbo (I can call him that) said he didn't recognise any of the references in the unhinged review, knowing I recognised all of them.
Stoked this film got made. Here’s to more ED!
I didn't notice anything off about Mando because he's never really made a strong impression on me as a character. Like, I know his motivations (Grogu, Mandalorians, the creed), but I couldn't really tell you much about his personality? He doesn't seem particularly impulsive or particularly careful for example, particularly sarcastic/silly or particularly stoic/serious, particularly charming or particularly awkward, etc. Neither body language nor vocal performance has yet made much of an impression for me personally. Mostly, I feel like a lot of the show has been about exploring other worlds and the various action/suspense/comedy situations that arise from the particularities of those worlds. So inasmuch as there has been a sense of character, it has come in a lot of ways through the worlds rather than the people.
Season 3 ended up making more sense to my brain that previous seasons through that lens, inasmuch as for the most part the different Mandalorian peoples/groups were characters and the Mandalorian people as a whole were sort of a character. I'm a bit curious to see if I have a different experience revisiting older episodes with that sense of progression in mind; if these first 3 seasons constitute a bit of an arc about beginning the restoration of Mandalore, Mandalorian culture, and Mandalorian people, then maybe that could give me a sense of direction going back to the previous seasons. That's been my main thing which makes me not be too big on The Mandalorian: it has always had a very nebulous sense of direction for me and the various elements often wouldn't gel to me. Cautiously optimistic for Ahsoka still, as I did like Rebels a lot.
My favorite poscast, thanks for the 😂😂😂
So the funny thing is, I'm 90% sure the concept of Optimus and Megatron being old friends wasn't a thing before the movies. In the original cartoon at the very least Orion Pax was a dock worker with no connection to Megatron. I think the 2007 movie may have changed Transformers lore forever by having Optimus say "You left me no choice... brother." presumably to rip off Revenge of the Sith which had only released about 2 years prior.
I hope James stealing masons points becomes a running gag
1:00:11 I thought the alternate ending was that he sleeps for too long and ends up in a post apocalyptic future?
Listening to it in sections this week. Started with what we reading.
1:22:00 The Mandalorian s4: Weekend at Mando's
the Generation 1 transformers show IS good!! Its got some really cute episodes. and all the voices are distinct and fun. james should really just have fun with it
No coverage about the Adam Driver-Mr. Fantastic rumors?
WHUAT
@@alepenagorbe9135 and apparently, Ryan Gosling auditioned for Dr. Doom.
He hasn't seen Army of Darkness?!?! It's so short, and so good! He needs to see it
Hoping for FROM review, season 2 has just begun. I really enjoy it.
Michael Dorn looks so good, it reminded me of those times they'd age people up in the original series by just changing the wig colour (this is only meant as a compliment to Michael Dorn)
I’m finally early to a podcast
There’s like a half dozen evil dead games. I think Godzilla Mendoza has a decent video about them. And the commodore one or whatever it was also featured on avgn last season or so.
Didn’t this episode announce an upcoming superhero showdown? I’m surprised the comment section isn’t littered with recommendations. The pretense here of course being that I’ve got a recommendation for one. Riddick vs dom toretto. Or the fifth element vs. resident evil. Those are both milla jovovichs.
Safe House is a pretty good Ryan Reynolds movie. Denzel Washington, suspense, danger.
"I choose to be excited" ❤
FOUR BYTE BURGER! LOVE IT
This is a minor observation, but I really enjoyed the title card in Evil Dead Rise
Fwiw I would love, LOVE a Caravan of Garbage about The Time Machine. Hilarious but also at times surprisingly effective film!
So wait, is Maso saying that when Mando has his helmet on, we "cant see" him? WTF???
James... Mason ... Who wins in a fight between Rude Obi-Wan and The Mando suit swinging in a hammock??
-Rude Obi-wan is fairly inept and apathetic, but there may or may not even be a man in that lightsaber-resistant armor...
Its classic James to love the Jack Black and Lizzo episode. Personally hated it, but since it was so unrelated to the rest of this pretty disappointing season, I can see why James would appreciate it.
I dunno man, even on the most basic level of a show, visually, this season was lackluster. It's crazy how quickly we went from "Oh, the Volume!" to "Oh... the Volume".
Hopefully Ahsoka is more polished and focused. I just want to lose myself in the Star Wars universe again.
I don't think this season was bad, but it was very inconsistent. They could have cut like 3 of the episodes and it would have been much better
I think Duke Nukem is basically ripped from Ash in the evil dead movies
I'm using that 'lightning in a bottle' interaction to justify my Big Sandwich cost to my accountant...
I thought season of the mandolarion was pretty good but not as good as the last but that’s fine. What I do need to say is I don’t need to see Pedro in this. His character has already grown beyond him. The story being told deemed the helmet stay on so it did and I like how this affected Bo Katan also so well done.
Super hero show down : which Alfred makes a better cup of tea ; Micheal Caine or Jeremy irons
Why did I think you were serious about the snake eyes review.
Waiting is definitely Ryan Reynolds best movie
Surprised someone remembers that
THE BAT!!!
I'm partial to Van Wilder myself.
I must say, you have to start adding in the "west world" back into the what we reading section.
Not only is it patriotic but it is the best
Did I miss the point of the Ryan Reynolds question? Have I wrongly assumed it was pretentious or did ‘great’ mean something other than a film the academy would love? I thought a lot of love and effort went into Free Guy, a world that actually had video game logic that was actually thought of by people that play video games. The Deadpool’s were love letters to the character.
I love that he’s having fun and making things he actually wants to make. Maybe he’ll do a different style one day but I don’t think he needs to and the films he makes these days aren’t of less value than any others.
Well, now James's son is gonna be a target of the Star Wars "fandom." Poor kid.
Love listening to these guys but not for their movie/show reviews. He is clearly trolling when he says the Lizo episode of Mando was his favorite - or he just likes to be counter so he can be different.
I would love Australian vampires
"What we do in the shadows" comes pretty close to it. The series was proper funny imo but I agree, I think Australian vamps would be great whether they played them serious or comedically
@@himynameis3664 I think vampires can work anywhere. You don't need a European setting for them I don't think
@@nosfonader8792 Definitely agree. One of my favourites is Daybreakers set in America. And I think What we do in the shadows is set in New Zealand? Could be wrong with that. I think an Ozzie setting or even an Asian setting could be really cool
@@himynameis3664 Samurai vs vampires is something I'd pay good money to see
@@nosfonader8792 Oh man that actually really sounds cool. There's so much potential for that scenario. Especially if they go back through Asian history, like you said with samurai's and they could have a ton of lore. The proper writer could really create something unique with that.
It’s hilariously sad that Mason had more fun making up mandolorian and grogu-esque names than I did watching season 3.
If that moff Gideon was a clone, he would have used the Force throughout the fight or at least to save himself from the fire.
No, that was the end of MG.
Oh please do a caravan of damage on the first 3 evil deads🤣
Cristian Bale Batman vs Gorr?
For what i understand this episode X of starwars it's a contractual obligation, don't recal the details but theres some burocraci involve, so yeah
I got Andor , I gor mando (Even if that one aint perfect) i got a couple of good games so yeah , to each it own i supose, hope to see Finn as Jedi Knigth and not a cómic realive
Not sure if it's just me, but I felt the new Godzilla X Kong trailer somehow had a bit too much "fan-made" quality to it.
Felt more like an announcement for a video game than a movie trailer
💕💕💕💕
Oh good
So, yes, I 100% acknowledge that this last season of Mandalorian is nominally a step down from the previous two, but... I liked it more than season 2? I don't know why, I just did. I think at least some of it comes from the addition of Bo-Katan? That's not a character I cared the slightest about before this season, be it in Clone Wars, Rebels, or even when she was in season 2. But, for whatever reason, she felt fresh to me in this. I guess it helped that she serves as an audience surrogate to this phenomenally dumb Mandalorian cult. That, and this season was less reliant on "Surprise Returning Character!" than season 2 did, which was a major turnoff for me on that season.
Also, Moff Gideon is such a fucking Mandalorian weeb holy shit it's pathetic.
Could I get less humans in my monsters movies? We need one or two for exposition and that's it.
Picard killed his first son, played by Tom Hardy in ST: Nemesis. TH was his clone and died from a Gene disease Picard had. The crew thought this new son was also dying from it.
It’s cute when they drift into politics (as long as they stay on the shallow end) 😂
Just so you know the actor who played Danny is a trans man ✨ I thought they were alt or non binary too but I looked it up, his name is Morgan Davies 🏳️⚧️
Blue Harvest 🥤
galaxy quest tv series is essentially "Orville"
Will be hilarious if Megatron straight up calls Optimus a 'liberal elite' in the movie.
As a firm denizen of the Transformers is Important subscpecies, I just want like…A GOOD transformers movie that’s about, ya know, THE TRANSFORMERS.
They are characters with motivations and everything. No one cares about the human characters. Leave em out.
youre so...basic
Preach!! It's called "Transformers" not "Idiotic humans". Give me the damn transformers narrative
@@himynameis3664 what do transformers turn into? and what planet are they on?
@@BlamoStramo Vehicles. Cybertron. They don't always have to be on Earth in disguise. The WFC games proved that
@@agentnacho2029 yes but when the MAIN conceit of the franchise for 40 years has been theyve taken the form EARTH vehicles and animals. theyre gonna interact with humans. and thats not always gonna be bad! michael bay just made bad movies
Let's go!!!
RETURN OF OLD CRONE REY!!
Does that $9 big sandwich last you the whole month or do you have many $9 sandwiches?
I've been listening to these for, it feels like ever, and only just clicked that James calls Nick by his last name, like he's a school teacher or something, so rude!
I see it more of a "been friends forever" type of thing. We used to all call each other by our last names back in school. Just feels like they're proper mates.
@@himynameis3664 oh, for sure, I'm only kidding 😉✌️
Evil Dead Rise Spoiler
She stabs the tattoo needle into her own face first then into the daughter. So it’s the infected blood being injected into her face that got her.
I was kinda bored with the evil dead rise movie, I kept waiting for it to ramp up, but it just kept starting and stoping, and nothing really did it for me.
Also, I wish doing the lazy force push kills would die off , it’s cheap and looks awful you have a limited number of kills to do and you wast one with that.
I hate Star Trek ,but I love Galaxy Quest .
Harry potter and ralph fiennes chef vs guns tied to his hands man and voldemort
The mom in evil dead stabbed the tattoo machine into her own head then tattooed the daughter thats how the infection passed not a lick silly James
DEFENDERS!
Dinosaur sized crocodile*
FF lost it's shine when Paul Walker died. Fast X looks like a 2 hour joke. Too much Diesel control.
What you reading should always be this long
I thought you were initially doing a bit when you were so positive about Picard S3, haha. Sure, it’s not as atrocious as 1 and 2, but I really was let down by the incredibly sloppy writing and just being a longer version of Nemesis mashed up with First Contact, with numbing action in gritty ‘compromised Starfleet’ land instead of thoughtful scifi in a utopian future. So tired of the Borg. And Starships without interior lighting.