Uh... Look, I didn't take show notes. We talk a lot of shit and then review the Joker! OH AND THERE'S FOUR PEOPLE ON THIS EPISODE! WOO!

This week starts off with a solid trailer round up!  The Gentlemen, 6 Underground, The Kingsman and Birds of Prey all dropped new trailers this last week and boy howdy are (three of them at least) they great!  For your meat and potatoes, Tom Holland apparently had an integral role in Disney and Sony making up and Kevin freaking Feige is coming to the Star Wars universe with an unknown project down the pipeline.  

Lauren Sperling may as well live in Taylor's garage because she's back AGAIN for this week's episode! Amongst a bevy of Nerd News, the gang reviews Colin Trevorrow's (boooo) new Jurrasic World short film, "The Battle at Big Rock."  

It's a HUGE news week everyone so let's just dive right in!  Lauren has finally caught up on The Boys, James Bond 25 has a title, the Keanu-ssance has peaked with the announcement of The Matrix 4, and D23 is this weekend where Taylor will be reporting LIVE from the field!  The juiciest news to be squeezed this week is that Sony and Disney are in a custody battle over Spider-Man.  50/50? 70/30? 80/20?  WHAT'S A FAIR DEAL!?  Tune in to find out what the fuck is happening! 

Look, we've talked about the Avengers Endgame Blu-Ray a few times on the show, but it's out now, and Taylor's name is on the back. Go buy it. NOW! Anywho, this week the guys talk about some Blu-Ray reviews Taylor has been working on and Joel breaks down Marvel Comic's recent X-Men reboot.  Then for the main meat, we've got a review of  Amazon's The Boys for you AND a dissection of which movies Disney is keeping and which are getting canned in the Fox merger deal.  We also promised a link to the Reddit thread, and we remembered, so here it is: 

https://www.reddit.com/r/movies/comments/cnfixp/a_comprehensive_list_of_all_the_former_fox/

This week the guys start with a chat about what they've been watching; Taylor jumped on the Amazon train with The Boys & Joel is relating a little to closely with HBO's Euphoria.  Taika Watiti's new film, Jo Jo Rabbit has a new trailer out and it's pleasently weird; Shang Chi & Thor: Love & Thunder are both shooting in Australia; and the Zombieland 2: Double Tap trailer slightly disappoints!

Your main course this week is a stoned review of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood!  We love Quentin Tarantino, but does the movie NEED to be almost three hours long!? Tune in and find out what we think! 

We know, we know we didn't post a new episode every night of the con... but we DO have a very good reason for that, and it's in this SUPERSIZED recap episode! 

We talk about every goddamn offsite event that exists, every goddamn hotel bar that we drank at, every goddamn (this one is an exaggeration) trailer that was realeased over the weekend, and the big kahuna itself: HALL H !  Look, we know that Westworld, The Walking Dead, and Star Trek all had panels in Hall H... but so did MARVEL and that's all that really matters when they're announcing the highly anticipated Phase Four!  And yes, I do use too many exclamation points! Deal with it! 

Tune in for the (probably) the only Comic-Con recap that matters! 

A breakdown of what went down on preview night of Comic-Con 2019.

THE GANG IS GOING TO COMIC-CON! I mean... they do every year, but it's no less exciting this year! The guys preview what's coming to Comic-Con this year, including the big Hall H draws and the coolest offsite installations. They also touch on some of Amazon's new shows before diving into a review of Stranger Things 3.  It's been widely accepted as an amazing season and there's no push back here! All this and more on this week's episode of Pop! Pop! The Pop Culture Podcast! 

On this episode of Pop! Pop! the guys have long time friend & fan Lauren Sperling on to review Spider-Man Far From Home! But first, Joel breaks down the surprise finale of The Walking Dead comic with issue #193; the group discusses the trailer for Rian Johnson's new movie Knives Out; they (reluctantly) discuss what's going on with DC's Flash movie; Lauren squees about the possibility of a Harry Potter television series and as always the group discusses what they've been watching as of late! 

All this and more on this episode of Pop! Pop! the Pop Culture Podcast!