Clinically Inane

Curtis & Boet recap their Emerald City Comicon experience, what worked and what didn’t, if the ReedPOP acquisition had an effect on the convention as a whole, and more. Then they get in to their review of the new Jungle Book movie.

The guys give you the Emerald City Comicon experience by talking to artists and vendors throughout the convention. Some are old, some are new, all are wonderful. The full podcast will be back next week with the ECCC breakdown and more.

In Order

Camilla d’Errico

Jay Swanson

Kiki Doodle

The Geeky Hostess

The Truffle Cottage

Steam Crow / Monster Scouts

Boet sits down with writers from Angry Robot Books at Emerald City Comicon.

In order:

Adam Rakunas

K.C. Alexander

Jay Posey

Patrick S. Tomlinson

Danielle L. Jensen

Peter Tieryas

Curtis & Boet talk more in depth about Batman v Superman, what works, what doesn’t, and the story-building behind the death of Superhero parents – particularly Jonathan Kent.

Firstly – Boet finally saw Hail, Caesar! and gives us a review. Then the guys get in to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice and Curtis is super disappointed, but probably not with what you expect.

The guys discuss the future of the Indiana Jones franchise, what was truly the worst part of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, and why Steven Spielberg shouldn’t direct movies anymore. They then finish up with Curtis’ initial reaction to the beginning of Season 2 of Daredevil.

The guys review 10 Cloverfield Lane before getting in to a discussion on which characters should get an R-Rating. This leads to a deeper discussion of what United States censors deem to be inappropriate vs what is actually inappropriate. #ButtsAreButts

The guys are back this week despite Curtis losing his voice to discuss How to be Single, Zootopia, and which old Western TV show they’d like to see Hollywood tackle for a remake next.

Our friend and yours, Trin Miller, stops by to talk her experience at the Sundance Film Festival, getting her role and shooting Captain Fantastic, working with Viggo Mortenson, and how she’s grown in last couple years. Keep an eye out for her films Captain Fantastic and Depth, both being released this year.

The guys saw and review Deadpool. They also discuss movies breaking the 4th wall, Lego collections, and Valentine’s Day.