Can We Fix It ?

Anybody who has listened to us before or even remotely knows us knows how we feel about the original theatrical cut of Justice League. The movie was a dumpster fire. There have been rumors since the movie came out about the Zack Snyder cut of the movie which was supposed to be better. After years of waiting we finally got it and it was a definite improvement over the original. We talked about what we liked about the Snyder cut and the differences from the original.

Disney+ finally hit us with our first taste of Marvel TV shows with WandaVision wrapping up the other week. We break it down and have a discussion on what we liked about the show. This is not a fix it episode but our thoughts on the show and what the MCU may have in store for us moving forward.

One of the earlier iterations of Batman was the 1997 Batman and Robin movie. It was a star studded cast for the time but turned out to be one of the single worst superhero movies of all time. With super cringe one liners to multiple physic defying scenes this movie leaves you asking: “why did I watch this?” We decided to take a crack at this classic garbage fire.

The Fast and Furious franchise has been going strong for about 2 decades now and it has a pretty loyal cult following. That being said as the movies have gone along they have gotten more and more ridiculous and cheesy. They have continued to milk the crap out of this franchise and they are pretty much pumping these movies out at an alarming rate. We take it upon our ourselves to help put a stop to the madness.

On this show we often visit movies we grew up with that we loved as kids and the nostalgia factor makes you always want to look at them with a biased eye. Judge Dredd falls into that category perfectly. But unfortunately the movie is filled with horrible overacting and cheesy 90’s action movie one liners and classic Stallone catch phrases. So we try our hand and fixing this one up.

Growing up with the Blade movies was awesome because there weren’t many badass vampire heroes around. Blade 1 and 2 delivered while Blade Trinity; the third iteration of the franchise fell on its face. With lack luster acting performances and questionable plot points we see if we can maybe whip it into shape.

That’s right! The boys are back! Its season 2 of the show and as usual we’re here to bring the heat. But we decided to start off the new season by talking about the butt load of stuff Disney dropped on us at the end of last year. More than 20 projects over the next two years have been announced. That includes lots of Marvel and Star Wars movies and shows. We talk about which projects we’re most excited about what we want to see from them. What a way to start off the new year!

Spawn is one of the more badass characters you'll find in the superhero world. As a kid it was awesome to see him use one of his many demonic powers to fight evil. In 1997 we got a version of Spawn that only a kid growing up at the time would love. Looking back at that film we see if we can fix some horrible CGI work along with some lazy plot points to bring out the true glory of Spawn, as we wrap up season 1 of Can We Fix It?

Now there have been countless iterations of Godzilla throughout the years. There have been animated versions, older movies with props and a guy in a Godzilla suit, and our newer movies that have come out. We decided to focus on the Godzilla movie that came out when we were kids in 1998. When we were kids it was fun to watch this movie because it was Godzilla but now that we’re older we didn’t quite appreciate or enjoy the cosmetic and story changes that made this movie …. “in need of fixing.”

The Prince of Persia games were pretty popular in the mid 2000's. So in 2010 when the movie came out starring Jake Gyllenhaal there were some fans who were excited and some fans who were a little weary. After the movie came out it seemed the latter group of fans was correct. Going in weirdly different direction from how the games went the movie gave a wet blanket storyline among a host of other problems. We see if our changes can make any difference.