With the MCU about to open up the multi-verse, it is a perfect time to revisit a classic, in Spiderman 2.

Ryan and Brent welcome back fan favorite Radz to the show to watch one of his favorite Marvel movies of all time. Will it hold up for Radz? Will Ryan and Brent mark it toward one of the best movies they have seen so far? 

So sit back, relax and crack open a few.

No guests this week and that is a shame because Brent and Ryan watch the fun, "good bad" movie, The Punisher.

From cheesy dialogue to fun fight scenes to weird over the top set ups (hello skull fire), the Punisher has everything you could ever want.  Oh yeah and a great early 2000s soundtrack that transports you back to high school (well some of us). Travolta is over the top as ever and Thomas Jane is doing decent work. 

Crack open a drink and enjoy one of the underappreciated Marvel movies on this week's Marvelously Drunk. 

Sorry guys! Technical glitch, the sober part has been added.

Marvel was a few years away from the MCU and Iron Man but it was definitely on fire with Blade Trinity (and not in a good way). A movie that when you hear the backstory, you would be shocked ever saw the light of day.

The guys welcome Brennan back for this month's drinking movie and he is one of the great fans of not just this franchise but specifically this movie. 

Ryan Reynolds, Jessica Biel, Patton Oswalt, Dracula and Triple H... how can this movie not be great? 

No, it's not the Edward Norton one. No, Mark Ruffalo isn't in this one either.

Yes! Lou Ferrigno is in this but no, it's not that one either. 

This month the guys watch and talk about the Ang Lee version of Hulk. Words cannot describe how the guys felt about this Marvel movie and they do not hide those feelings either. Not even Sam Elliot could save this movie.

Sit back, relax and crack open a few (or a lot) and enjoy going back and shitting all of The Hulk.

The podcast's favorite mutants are back for their follow-up 2000 movie.  The guys reminisce about the how they used to enjoy this movie so much, but does it hold up?

Wolverine, Cyclops and Storm are all back but add Nightcrawler and Iceman to the mix this time around. Crack open a few cold ones, sit back and enjoy as Radz and the guys drunkenly review X-2.

The guys have been fairly lucky so far when it has come to Marvel movies. Although Blade disappointed a bit, there has not been a terrible or even "bad" movie... until now.

Daredevil is the film of the month as the guys welcome Brandon to the show to enjoy some beverages and none of the movie. Well, Colin Farrell is leaning into the camp but that is about it.

Will this movie be better after a few drinks? This movie is literally Batman.

Brent and Ryan welcome Brennan to enjoy some beverages and a sequel that is far superior to the original (sorry Brennan), Blade.

After visiting Blade in the first episodes, the guys try to put back the pieces of a disappointing film and hope this one is better. The action is ramped up and Wesley Snipes actually has more than 10 lines of dialogue.

Since Blade is a vampire... does this movie suck? Consensus is, it is pretty damn good!

Marvel's biggest cash cow got its first movie in 2002. Over the last 19 years, Spider-Man has had 2 reboots, 3 different actors, 7 movies across 2 studios... but this is where it all began.

The guys welcome Radz back to the show to discuss the biggest Marvel movie to date. What did they get right? What could have been different? Does it hold up?!?!

The guys crack open some drinks and see if this "classic" still holds up, or if a few cocktails are needed to enjoy it.

Radz joins Brent and Ryan to talk about their favorite X-Men, sober; before walking through their movie review drunk.

X-Men has always held a special place in the hearts of 90s kids. The cartoon has long been considered one of the best super hero adaptations and put any potential movie in an interesting spot to recreate the magic.

2000's X-Men was the first attempt of bringing the beloved characters to the big screen. But does this Marvel "classic" hold up? With amazing characters like Wolverine, Cyclopes, Professor X, Storm and Magneto, there was a lot to work with.  

Crack open a beer and enjoy the movie that lacks action, dialogue and creativity in a lot of places, while we become Marvelously Drunk watching X-Men!

Welcome to the maiden voyage of Marvelously Drunk!

Brent and Ryan welcome Radz to the show to talk about the first Marvel movie of the modern era, Blade.  The conversation kicks off about Box Office and who the studio originally wanted to play the main characters.

Then things get weird as the guys come back, after watching the movie and having many beverages. What was good? What was bad? Does it hold up better or worse when you are drunk? 

Can a few beers make Blade a must-see Marvel movie?