A brand-new Avengers: Doomsday trailer drops and it’s all X-Men. We walk through the haunting ruins of Xavier’s School, catch the classic Magneto and Xavier chess symbolism, then get a big Cyclops moment that feels ripped straight out of iconic comic panels. The conversation also digs into why this teaser plays like the emotional spine of the film, how nostalgia gives the X-Men instant stakes, and why Cyclops finally looks like he’s being positioned as a true leader.

00:00 New Avengers: Doomsday trailer and why it feels like a memorial walkthrough
00:12 Xavier’s School ruins and what “post-action” implies for the story’s stakes
00:17 Magneto and Xavier chess scene and the ideological tie that never breaks
00:20 Cyclops gets the big action beat with the visor-off optic blast
00:28 The “large foot” tease and why it reads Sentinel-coded (not confirmed)
00:34 Sentinels in past films vs a chunkier 90s vibe here
00:47 Why Marvel might be framing the X-Men as the emotional core of Doomsday
01:05 Cyclops leader energy and the redemption arc fans have wanted
01:08 Personal Cyclops journey: Wolverine fandom, X-Men ’97, and comics
01:20 Ranking the hype: why this teaser lands hardest so far
01:33 Quick housekeeping: keep comment spoilers under control

• The trailer’s opening tone is grief-forward, like the fight already happened and the cost was massive.

• Xavier and Magneto playing chess quickly communicates legacy, conflict, and connection without exposition.

• Cyclops is treated like the trailer’s action centerpiece, which feels intentional.

• The Sentinel tease (if that’s what it is) suggests a threat that goes beyond standard Avengers-level brawls.

• The 90s-coded visuals and color palette tap straight into X-Men nostalgia.

• The X-Men’s Fox-era context gives them emotional weight, even if they’re “new” to the MCU.

• “Starting off this quiet walkthrough of, like, the ruins of Xavier’s school.”

• “Cyclops gets the big action punch, right?”

• “Marvel is putting X-Men as, like this emotional spine in the Avengers doomsday movie.”

• “They’re also positioning Cyclops to be a leader. The redemption he deserves.”

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In this quick Geek Freaks Headlines segment, we talk about Simu Liu once again insisting Shang-Chi 2 is still happening, even if Marvel hasn’t made it official yet. We also react to Liu confirming he’ll return for Avengers: Secret Wars, what that implies for Avengers: Doomsday, and why Shang-Chi’s live-action absence since 2021 has been so frustrating for fans. We wrap with a quick tease about the X-Men trailer expected tomorrow.

00:00 Shang-Chi’s long absence and why the character still feels important
00:16 Shang-Chi 2 “is happening,” plus the Blade comparison and Marvel priorities
00:31 Secret Wars confirmation and what it suggests about surviving Doomsday
00:44 Realistic timeline for Shang-Chi 2 and why it might be late in the decade
00:59 X-Men trailer tease and sign-off

• Simu Liu continues to publicly reaffirm Shang-Chi 2 is in the works

• Liu confirms he’ll be in Secret Wars, which suggests Shang-Chi makes it through Doomsday

• The lack of live-action Shang-Chi appearances since 2021 still feels like a missed opportunity

• Even if the sequel is real, the timeline could stretch further out than fans want

• “I sound like a broken record, but it is happening.”

• “I have a feel we’re gonna be losing a lot of people in Doomsday.”

• “It’s probably gonna be late in this decade that we get the new sequel.”

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In this quick headlines segment, the host breaks down the report that Netflix wants a 17-day theatrical window for Warner Bros. movies if the acquisition goes through, while stressing what’s actually confirmed versus what’s still just reported. They compare that rumored 17-day window to the current 45-day standard theaters prefer, explain why Netflix would love the shorter timeline, and talk about what it could mean for the future of movie theaters. The episode wraps with a simple reminder that the deal will take time, and there will be more updates as new details come out.

00:00 Reported 17-day window and what’s confirmed vs rumored
00:16 Netflix’s public message about keeping releases “traditional”
00:22 Why theaters want 45 days, not a throwback 90-day window
00:30 Why 17 days works for Netflix’s release strategy
00:43 What this could mean for theaters and how fans can support them
00:55 Reminder: Netflix hasn’t publicly confirmed the 17-day plan
01:08 Wrap-up and next updates

• The “17-day window” is being reported as what Netflix wants, but it has not been publicly confirmed by Netflix.

• Netflix has publicly said it wants releases to stay “traditional” and “industry standard,” which is part of its pitch around the acquisition.

• The current common standard theaters point to is around 45 days, which exhibitors see as the workable middle ground.

• A shorter window could front-load hype into opening weekend, then shift viewing to at-home right as word of mouth usually boosts later weeks.

• If theatrical exclusivity shrinks, theaters may lean even harder into event-style experiences, and attendance plus concession sales matter more than ever.

• “Let’s clarify what’s going on here.”

• “Netflix themselves have not said that.”

• “The standard is 45, and that’s what theaters want.”

• “Don’t sneak in candy or sodas. Buy them there.”

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Stranger Things may be finished, but the franchise is not slowing down. In this episode of Geek Freaks Headlines, Frank breaks down Netflix’s two planned spinoffs: the animated Stranger Things: Tales From ’85, set between Seasons 2 and 3, and an unannounced live-action spinoff that aims to explain the briefcase rock tied to Henry Creel’s origin. You also get a quick rundown of what we know so far, what sounds intentionally new about the live-action show, and why this feels like a smart way to keep the world going without dragging the original cast back in.

00:00 Intro: Stranger Things continues with two spinoffs
00:06 Tales From ’85: animated series setup, timeline, tone, animation vibes
00:20 Live-action spinoff: briefcase rock mystery and what Netflix clarified
00:39 Fresh start details: new town, new era, new characters
00:45 Extra lore context: play and comics hints
00:52 Possible timeline clues: WWII era and “invisible submarines” story thread
01:06 Release talk: animated spinoff coming this year, live-action further out
01:13 Closing thought and a quick Welcome to Derry shoutout

• Netflix is developing two Stranger Things spinoffs, one animated and one live-action.

• Tales From ’85 sounds like a straightforward monster mystery with the core kid vibe, set between Seasons 2 and 3.

• The live-action spinoff is positioned as a clean slate that still answers lingering lore, starting with the briefcase rock.

• Netflix has clarified the rock contains Mind Flayer particles tied to Henry’s transformation.

• The Duffers are signaling “new mythology” energy: new setting, new cast, and no returning main characters.

• “Stranger Things is done, but we’re not done with this world.”

• “It’s simple, it’s fun.”

• “A new town, a new era, all new kids. It’s going to feel fresh.”

• “We don’t necessarily need to say goodbye to this storytelling that we really loved.”

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The first trailer for Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is here, and we break down what it’s setting up: Odysseus’ brutal trek back to Ithaca after the Trojan War, the core family stakes with Penelope and Telemachus, and the trailer’s biggest vibe, a battered king trying to survive long enough to get home. We also talk about how massive this movie looks, why the cast lineup feels unreal, and what the IMAX 70mm approach says about Nolan aiming for a true theatrical event ahead of its July 17, 2026 release.

00:00 Trailer reaction and the basic setup (Homer adaptation, Odysseus’ journey home)
00:15 The main trio and what their roles look like in the trailer (Odysseus, Telemachus, Penelope)
00:29 Trojan War aftermath shots, the Cyclops tease, and the trailer’s scale
00:44 The stacked supporting cast and Nolan going all-in on IMAX tech
01:02 Theatrical event vibes, ticket demand, and the July 17, 2026 release date
01:17 Listener thoughts and weekly sign-off

• This looks like a survival story first, with Odysseus presented as a battered, postwar king fighting to make it back to Ithaca.

• The emotional spine is family: Odysseus trying to reunite with Penelope, and Telemachus searching for his father.

• The trailer hints at classic Odyssey challenges, including a Cyclops, while showing huge war aftermath imagery.

• The cast is loaded top to bottom, well beyond the main three leads.

• Nolan’s IMAX 70mm push and new tech upgrades are meant to make this a must-see-in-theater release.

• Release date called out: July 17, 2026, with early screenings sounding like they’re already in high demand.

• “Christopher Nolan’s Odyssey just dropped its first trailer. Let’s take a look.”

• “It’s like battered king postwar, barely holding his life together, and all he wants to do is return to his wife.”

• “The scale of this thing is insane.”

• “This is supposed to be like a theatrical event.”

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James Gunn has announced the actor playing Brainiac in Man of Tomorrow, the sequel to Superman, and the role is going to Lars Eidinger. In this quick update, we break down who Eidinger is, why his background as a major German stage actor stands out, and what that might mean for the way Brainiac is portrayed.

We also talk through the classic Brainiac vibe, the “smarter than Lex” angle, and why this casting choice could lean into a colder, more philosophical version of the character.

• 00:00 New Brainiac casting announced for Man of Tomorrow

• 00:20 Who Lars Eidinger is and what he’s known for

• 00:37 Why a stage actor could shape Brainiac’s voice and presence

• 00:43 What you think about this casting

• James Gunn revealed Lars Eidinger as the new Brainiac for Man of Tomorrow.

• Eidinger’s résumé includes major stage work, including roles like Hamlet and Richard III.

• The casting could point to a Brainiac that feels calculated, philosophical, and genuinely intimidating.

• A strong “presence” villain is exactly what you want opposite Superman and Lex.

• “We have our new Brainiac. It’s Lars Eidinger.”

• “Brainiac is usually the super smart supercomputer, right?”

• “I wonder if he’s going to have, like, a philosopher speaking voice.”

• “Somebody who can seem smarter than even Lex Luthor.”

• “What do you guys think about Lars joining the cast for Man of Tomorrow in this version of Brainiac?”

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Spoiler warning up top: Frank reacts to the Avengers: Doomsday teaser that’s currently playing in theaters and the big headline that comes with it, Chris Evans returning as Steve Rogers. The hype is real, but the conversation gets complicated fast, especially when you zoom out and ask what this says about Marvel’s confidence in the post Endgame era. Frank also unpacks the idea (and the risk) of Doomsday being framed as a direct sequel to Endgame, and what a “soft reboot” after Secret Wars could mean for the MCU’s future.

• 00:00:00 Spoiler warning and initial reaction to the Avengers: Doomsday teaser and Chris Evans returning

• 00:00:16 The excitement vs. the bigger worry: what this says about Marvel after Endgame

• 00:00:32 Russo Brothers calling Doomsday a direct Endgame sequel and what gets left behind

• 00:00:46 “Soft reboot” talk after Secret Wars and how Marvel rebuilds trust going forward

• 00:01:14 Does this undercut Sam Wilson and the newer era of the MCU?

• 00:01:56 Listener comments requested for the next episode

• Chris Evans returning as Steve Rogers hits hard emotionally for a lot of fans.

• The bigger concern is what this signals about Marvel’s confidence in newer characters and newer phases.

• Positioning Doomsday as a direct sequel to Endgame raises questions about how much of Phase 4 and 5 will matter.

• The “soft reboot after Secret Wars” idea makes comic sense, but it also feels like Marvel resetting the board to safer territory.

• There’s a real tension between hardcore fan concerns and what mainstream audiences will likely love without overthinking it.

• If Steve comes back, it opens a big conversation about legacy, leadership, and whether Sam Wilson gets pushed aside.

• “Hell yeah, Chris Evans is back as Steve Rogers.”

• “This means that basically Marvel doesn’t trust anything they put out after Endgame.”

• “It’s not like Steve Rogers doesn’t always come back in the comic books.”

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In this quick Geek Freaks Headlines segment, we break down why The Magnificent Seven is getting rebooted again, this time as an eight episode series led by Heroes creator Tim Kring. We cover the story’s long reboot history (including its Seven Samurai roots), why the 2016 film reboot did not fully work, and the new twist that could actually give this version real teeth: a nonviolent Quaker town hiring seven mercenaries. We also touch on the June 2026 production start and why casting is going to be the make or break detail.

• 00:00:00 The Magnificent Seven is getting rebooted again

• 00:00:05 The Seven Samurai connection and why this story keeps coming back

• 00:00:13 Tim Kring (Heroes) is writing and producing, plus thoughts on the 2016 reboot

• 00:00:45 The Quaker town twist and the moral tension it sets up

• 00:00:59 Production start (June 2026) and casting watch

• This is an eight episode TV reboot with Tim Kring attached as writer and producer.

• The new angle is a Quaker community hiring violent mercenaries, which bakes moral conflict into the premise.

• The story has been retold many times, and this version needs strong characters to stand out.

• Casting is the big question, especially for a “seven distinct personalities” setup.

• Production is expected to start in June 2026.

• “The Magnificent Seven once again is getting another reboot.”

• “I love me some Heroes.”

• “The twist in this one is that it’s going to be this Quaker town, and they’re very much nonviolent.”

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In this quick Geek Freaks Headlines update, Frank breaks down what the next two seasons of Welcome to Derry could focus on, and why those specific historical-era horror events matter for the show’s bigger mythology. We lay out the timeline jumps, what kind of story each era is set up to tell, and what fans should be watching for as the series expands the IT universe beyond Pennywise sightings and into Derry’s long memory.

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00:08 Season 2 setup and the Bradley Gang Massacre era
00:33 Season 3 setup and the Ironworks explosion era
00:58 Why these time periods matter for Derry’s mythology
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• The next two seasons look positioned to use different time periods to show how Derry “cycles” through tragedy.

• Season 2’s era sets up a human-driven horror story with community fallout and lingering fear.

• Season 3’s era leans into an industrial catastrophe angle, which can reshape the town’s identity and trauma.

• Big timeline jumps help the show build dread through history, not just through a single monster.

• If the series commits to cause-and-effect across decades, it can make Derry itself feel like the main villain.

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• “Derry doesn’t just have a monster problem, it has a history problem.”

• “The scariest part is how normal life keeps growing around these tragedies.”

• “When the show jumps decades, it’s really showing the same wound from a new angle.”

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In this episode of Geek Freaks Headlines, Frank breaks down the massive news that Netflix is buying Warner Bros in an 82.7 billion dollar deal and explains what that means for fans, creators, and theaters. He walks through exactly what Netflix is getting, from DC Studios and HBO Max to Cartoon Network, Adult Swim, and a huge library of franchises like Harry Potter and Game of Thrones.

Frank also looks at the fallout around antitrust concerns, why Paramount is suddenly complaining after its own mergers, and how this deal could lead to layoffs and shorter theatrical windows. Finally, he talks about what everyday viewers can expect as HBO Max and Netflix eventually merge into a single experience and how this shifts Netflix’s approach to original voices and “nobodies” with big ideas.

• 00:00 – Netflix buys Warner Bros overview, antitrust concerns, and Paramount’s complaints

• 00:22 – How Geek Freaks will cover the creative and monopoly side of the story

• 00:38 – What Netflix is actually buying: film studio, TV, animation, DC, HBO, games, and major franchises

• 01:11 – Warner Bros becomes a label under Netflix and why that could help new projects

• 01:34 – The future of theatrical releases, 30 day windows, and the risk to struggling theaters

• 02:10 – Expected layoffs, overlapping positions, and how Netflix treats big franchises

• 02:43 – What this means for you as a viewer and the likely merger of HBO Max into Netflix

• “The biggest news of the day in entertainment is going to be the fact that Netflix is buying Warner Brothers.”

• “Paramount is complaining that this is a trust and that the bidding war was unfair, which is hypocrisy on high.”

• “WB will become a label underneath Netflix. Think of how Star Wars and Marvel are underneath Disney.”

• “If you only have to wait 30 days to watch a movie from the comfort of your own home, that is going to deter a lot of people from seeing things in theaters.”

• “WB will survive. It will be a branch of Netflix, and big properties are under Netflix now.”

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