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In Episode 69 (nice), Nick and Wesley discuss yet another animated movie in Mortal Kombat Legends: Scorpion's Revenge (19:46). What were the best action moments? Was it even worth watching?
They also talk about Matt Reeves' "The Batman" being a trilogy that will eventually feature a new Joker, and another Pick 3 game from @Fandom — most anticipated 2021 sequels — in Trending Now (5:03). Nick highlights the 80th anniversary of The Joker in his comic book minute (17:40). The duo closes the show with another installment of the Quarantine Corner (47:48).
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD; @Fry_Guy1; & @WesleySykes_! And check out our archives on Geeks Worldwide!
In Episode 68, Nick and Wesley break down the DC Animated Universe's 15th and final feature-length film, Justice League Dark: Apokolips War (17:51). How does this stack up to other animated movies? What were the most gruesome scenes? And what were our most memorable moments?
Before that, the duo dives into what's trending now (3:32) with Henry Cavill's return as Superman?, 'The Batman' resumes filming, Evan Peters playing a key role in WandaVision, and what's new on Netflix. In Nick's Comic Book Minute, he gives you a bunch of new releases to look out for, including Buffy the Vampire Slayer: Every Generation #1 (16:02). They close the show with The Quarantine Corner (54:32).
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD; @Fry_Guy1; @WesleySykes_! And check out our archive on Geeks Worldwide.
In Episode 67, Nick and Wesley review the events that led up to the releasing of the #ReleaseTheSnyderCut Justice League movie on HBO Max with Geeks Worldwide editor-in-chief KC Walsh. How did this happen? Is it good for movies? And what can we expect from the extended director's cut? Before that the two talk #ReleaseTheAyerCut, Ruby Rose leaving CW's Batwoman, what's coming to Netflix and Nick's Comic Book Minute.
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD, @Fry_Guy1, & @WesleySykes_!
And check out Geeks Worldwide and KC Walsh's twitter account (@thecomixkid) for all breaking comic book and movie news
In episode 66, Nick and Wesley battled through 2007's Ghost Rider starring Nic Cage in an offshoot of their Rewatch Vault series — The Unwatchables. Who won the movie? What aged the worst? And what was the most rewatchable scene? They also discuss another death in the movie world, Fred Willard, New Mutants getting another release date, and Donald Trump's Independence Day deep fake video. And of course, they talk the world of comics in Nick's Comic Book Minute and what they've been up to in the Quarantine Corner.
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD; @Fry_Guy1, & @WesleySykes_!
Fu-Manchu. Muttonchops. Soul patches. Goatees. Handlebar Mustaches. In Episode 65, Nick and Wesley discuss the best & worst facial hair in TV and movies. Who has the best soup strainers in the business? And who has the worst face fungus in town? Before that, however, they talk the passing of Jerry Stiller, Boba Fett in Season 2 of The Mandalorian, and a new Nova project in the works at Marvel Studios. They close the show with the Quarantine Corner.
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD, @Fry_Guy1, @WesleySykes_!
In Episode 64, Nick and Wesley are joined by Mac from the Mac&Gu Podcast in their first DC deep-dive rewatch with Batman Begins. What was the most rewatchable scene? Who won the movie? And they do some internet sleuthing find some unknown details about the movie. But before that, they discuss the Parks&Rec quarantine reunion episode, a report about a nearly-made Sam Raimi Spider-Man 4 details and the Rock losing his virginity at age 14. And of course Nick gives you some solid comic book options in Nick's Comic Book Minute. They close the show with the Quarantine Corner.
Be sure to catch all of Mac's scorching hot takes on the Mac&Gu Podcast, http://macandgu.com/, and on Twitter, @FleetwoodJMac.
And follow the @ChangeMyMindPOD boys on Twitter: @Fry_Guy1 & @WesleySykes_!
In Episode 63, Nick and Wesley took to the internet for inspiration and fun! The two run through a bunch of comic book and movie memes (Pick 3, Choose 1 From Each Row To Build A Team, Red Pill/Blue Pill). Which three (3) Star Wars movies did they keep? Did they choose the Spider-Man collection or the Batman collection? Who is on their 90's X-Men team? Who is their preferred Avengers roster?
But before that the duo discusses the Parks & Rec quarantine reunion episode, more MCU pushback dates, Rise of Skywalker coming to Disney+ and, of course, Nick's Comic Book Minute. They close the show with Quarantine Corner.
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPod; @Fry_Guy1 & @WesleySykes_
Nick chats with Adam Lawson, not about his hit YouTube series Escape The Night, but his first graphic novel, The Eighth. Adam talks about the inspiration for the story, the awesome art and he teases where things are going with his David, Emma and Atticus.
To get in on the fun check out Adam's Indiegogo campaign: https://igg.me/at/8thcomic
Be sure to follow us Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD; @Fry_Guy1, & @WesleySykes_!
In Episode 62, Nick and Wesley are reunited with their former guy in the chair, Tim Weisberg. The trio discusses the 2012 crossover event of a lifetime, The Avengers. What was the most rewatchable scene? Who won the movie? What are the top easter eggs throughout it all? Before that, they talk about the HBOMax news surrounding JJ Abrams and Justice League Dark while Nick previews his latest Marvel-DC crossover proposal (which can be found on GeeksWorldwide.com). They close the show with what they've been doing in this week's Quarantine Corner.
Check out @TimWeisberg's latest project, The Midnight Society (@MidnightDOtFM), https://midnight.fm/
Follow us on Twitter! @ChangeMyMindPOD, @Fry_Guy1 & @WesleySykes_
In Episode 61, Nick's favorite day has finally arrived. He and Wesley breakdown two epic comic book crossover events in Civil War (2006) and Avengers vs. X-Men (2012). Who did they side with? What was the better story? How were/could these properties be adapted to the big screen? Who were the biggest d-bags in both of these?
Both of these properties, among many more, are available for FREE on the Marvel Unlimited app.
The two open the show by discussing the Tiger King Aftershow special on Netflix, Trolls: World Tour exceeding expectations with its VOD release and what we've been doing in the Quarantine Corner.
Be sure to follow us on Twitter: @ChangeMyMindPOD, @Fry_Guy1, & @WesleySykes_
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