Moving Panels

Moving Panels

By Laramy WellsTV & Film
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Moving Panels episodes

  • 27 Teen Titans Go to the Movies with Ruby Wells

    Laramy is happy to be joined by his daughter, Ruby, to discuss Teen Titans Go to the Movies. Ruby is the ideal audience for this movie. We talk about her favorite scenes and Laramy informs her on how she might know the voice actors. This is a short one but a very funny one.

    There were a few audio issues.

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

    28 min
  • Year 1 Review

    Laramy shares some messages from his co-hosts on the first year of "Moving Panels."

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

    24 min
  • One Shot: How Loki Might Affect the MCU?

    Laramy, Bethany, and Chad discuss the finale of Loki and how it might affect the MCU and things to come. We discuss the possibility of new teams, quickly discuss Black Widow, question the motivation of the Eternals, and scream at Marvel for not giving us a Spider-Man trailer yet!

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

    1 hr 5 min
  • 26 Mask of the Phantasm with Blake Fowler

    It's the first ever animated superhero motion picture! Though it wasn't supposed to be. Find out how this film went from just being an extension of a Saturday morning cartoon to being considered one of the greatest superhero movies of all time! Blake Fowler sits in the co-host chair for this one.

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

    1 hr 11 min
  • One Shot: Better Than the Original

    Has anyone played a comic book character better than the original actor? Do we always think of the original actor when we think of some of these superheroes? Tim Williams joins Laramy to discuss the various actors who have played our beloved comic book characters.

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

    31 min
  • 25 Superman II: The Donner Cut with Tim Williams (Crossover with "80's Flick Flashback")

    We recorded this before the passing of Richard Donner. Laramy and Tim returned to share their thoughts on Richard Donner at the beginning of the episode.

    It's Part 2 of a crossover event with the 80's Flick Flashback podcast to discuss Superman II: The Donner Cut! Check out Part 1 from a week ago on the 80's Flick Flashback!

    Decades before #ReleasetheSnyderCut flooded the Internet, another DC superhero movie experienced a similar story. After being removed as the director of Superman II, Richard Donner moved on; however in the early 2000s fans discovered that Donner had almost finished the movie and demanded Warner Brothers release The Donner Cut. Using footage from the theatrical release, television edits, and even screen tests; a determined editor put together the closest thing we could get to Richard Donner's original vision of the sequel to the grandfather of all superhero movies. Laramy and Tim discussed the theatrical version on the 80's Flick Flashback podcast and now they are discussing the Donner Cut!

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph with "Total Eclipse" by Nathaniel Wyvern

    1 hr 29 min
  • One Shot: Sympathetic Villains

    Justin Baker returns to pose a very interesting question... Are their villains we can sympathize with? Justin and Laramy look at some of the origins of a few villains that they think deserve some form of sympathy. This is a very interesting topic and one that we are sure will be revisited in the future!

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

    30 min
  • 24 Sin City with David Bedford
    Laramy's working with a new microphone and a new co-host. Moving Panels welcomes David Bedford to the show to discuss the noir modern classic Sin City! Frank Miller's groundbreaking comic and movie gives our hosts many things to discuss. Even though Frank Miller had a bad experience with Hollywood, find out how Robert Rodriguez talked him into making this film. They will look at many (but not all) the characters that habitat Basin City and the actors chosen to portray them. Breaking down the 3 graphic novels (and 4 pages of a another) that make up this movie, Laramy and David talk about the vast similarities and the few differences.
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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph
    1 hr 17 min
  • One Shot: Superman 300

    45 years ago, Superman 300 gave us a story about a spacecraft carrying a child from a destroyed planet landing in the modern world and in the distant future of 2001... he becomes Superman!! This is a very interesting and unusual comic book and Laramy and Chad will give their thoughts!

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

    37 min
  • 23 The Rocketeer with Chad Smith

    Adapted from a comic that didn't really have its own book until several years after the movie's release, The Rocketeer was released during the early attempts to revitalize the superhero genre. Now it's the 30th anniversary of The Rocketeer and our two hosts have a deep affection for this film. Laramy and Chad share their memories of what this film meant to them as 10 year old kids and how the comic is represented.

    Listen closely to the sounds of one of their kids running around.

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    Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

    1 hr 13 min

About Moving Panels

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Moving Panels is a podcast where we discuss movies and TV shows based on, inspired by, and adapted from the world of comic books.