It's time to discuss the movie that launched the Marvel Cinematic Universe... It's time for Iron Man!

Laramy welcomes Reece Fowler to the guest host chair to talk about this iconic movie. Laramy and Reece discuss the perfect casting of Robert Downey Jr. and how his real life paralleled with that of Tony Stark. Is the story too rushed? Was Obadiah Stane the right choice for a first villain? Should Tony have revealed his identity so quickly? Reece helps Laramy answer those questions and more.

Can you figure out the Easter eggs hidden in the opening?

Don't forget! Starting Jan. 4, the show moves to Mondays!!!

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Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

The days of waiting for a specific day and time for your favorite show to come on is almost a distant memory. Shows today can be watched at any time, any place, and many allow you to watch an entire season all at once. Laramy welcomes back his lovely wife Bethany to debate whether binge watching an entire series or waiting week to week for each episode is the better way to enjoy these shows.

WE ARE MOVING TO MONDAYS IN JANUARY!! Laramy provides information at the top of the episode regarding the move to Mondays.

Don't forget our podcast partner, The This Morning Show! Host Javi is a kid who knows way too much about film, TV and comics. In each episode, he talks about movies he likes with his co host, his mom, Kristina, who knows a lot about movies herself. Give his show a listen to help support him and those of us who love what we do.

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Hang on tight as Laramy Wells and Chad Smith discuss the ENTIRE Dark Knight Trilogy! In the longest episode to date, Laramy and Chad walk through each movie; breaking down the characters and story. Writer David Goyer went deep into Batman lore and Laramy and Chad pick through some of the comic storylines that Goyer and Nolan reference throughout the trilogy. But the major question is... does the trilogy work as a cohesive story? Has Christopher Nolan created the perfect superhero films? Well stop reading this and start listening!!

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Death and superheroes tend to go hand and hand. Whether the death is part of a superhero's origin story or is the ultimate end of their story; deaths are key elements in a well-written story. But how have the movies and television shows handled them? Which ones were done well and which ones just left us with a shrug? On this One Shot, Blake Fowler returns to provide his best and most impactful superhero movie death and which ones he feels didn't really mean much or have much impact. Laramy and Blake will narrow down their lists and provide the Moving Panels official decision on the Best and Worst Deaths in a Comic Book Movie or TV Show!

Welcome to our new podcast partner, The This Morning Show! Host Javi is a kid who knows way too much about film, TV and comics. In each episode, he talks about movies he likes with his co host, his mom, Kristina, who knows a lot about movies herself. Check out his ad at the end of the episode and give his show a listen to help support him and those of us who love what we do.

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The Ultimate Showdown is here! It's Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. Laramy is joined once again by Blake Fowler to discuss this highly anticipated film that was designed to kick off the collaboration of DC characters in the DCEU. Bringing the DC Trinity together (Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman) in one movie has to be great...right? Laramy defends Superman's character while Blake defends Batman's Knightmare. And they both question casting choices. They discuss the connections with comics like Frank Miller's "The Dark Knight Returns," "Batman: Year One," and the "Death of Superman" storyline. It's an exciting ride as a Superman fan and Batman fan discuss this epic showdown!

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Welcome to Moving Panels One Shots! Where we discuss a single topic to air between full episodes.

Guest host Tim Williams returns to discuss whether or not the CW's Arrowverse should make a step up into the DC Extended Universe movies. After seeing many DC connections in the "Crisis on Infinite Earths" mini-series, and the DCEU's Flash meet the CW's Flash... the door has been opened. But should it happen? Would it improve the movies or weaken the TV shows? Should DC learn from Marvel or could they do it better?

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It's our first ever Halloween episode! Laramy is joined by his lovely wife, Bethany, to discuss the single worst episode of Smallville ever!! After being on television for 5 years, Smallville finally decided to do a Halloween episode and they never did one again! Trust us when we tell you that you'd rather listen to this podcast than watch the actual episode.

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On this extended One Shot, Laramy chats with his best friend of nearly 20 years, Chad, to discuss a few of the upcoming movies and TV shows inspired by, based on, and adapted from the world of comic books. With the recent pandemic, many of these movies have been delayed. Do the guys think this has hurt the business or is the excitement still at a peak? Which ones are they most excited about and which will they ignore?

NOTE: This episode was actually much longer (almost 2 hours however a typical conversation between these two can take about 3 hours) and so their discussions about Morbius, Black Adam, The Suicide Squad, Venom 2, Thor: Love and Thunder, and Disney+'s "What if..." were cut for time.

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Welcome to Moving Panels One Shots! Where we discuss a single topic to air between full episodes.

Guest host Tim Williams returns to discuss whether or not the CW's Arrowverse should make a step up into the DC Extended Universe movies. After seeing many DC connections in the "Crisis on Infinite Earths" mini-series, and the DCEU's Flash meet the CW's Flash... the door has been opened. But should it happen? Would it improve the movies or weaken the TV shows? Should DC learn from Marvel or could they do it better?

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Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph

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On this episode, Laramy Wells and Kim Cheek discuss the Captain America movie from 1990... that didn't come out until 1992. 

Laramy and Kim talk about the poor production, bad accents, and yet a stellar supporting cast. With actors from A Christmas Story and Deliverance, and starring the son of a famous author, you'd think it would be better. Laramy shares his fondness for the costume even with a little problem with the ears. Kim discusses how horrible Cap is as a hero and how Sharon should have her own movie. "Bag it, Stack it, or Trade it" will not be surprising on this one.

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Soundtrack: "Reload" by Alchemorph