Reel Comic Heroes

Part 1

Greetings, Citizens. This week Patrick and Travis return to the first hero on our list, Superman. This one is wildly different than the previous look at Clark Kent in his adventure with some curious mole people.

In 1978 the world witnessed, what some would say, the birth of the comic book movie with Richard Donner's Superman: The Movie.

This episode features our review of Acts I & II of the film. Next episode will feature Act III and our wrap up. In the meantime, feel free to send us your thoughts and we'll include them in our next episode.

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"Reel Comic Heroes, whaddya want!?" We're back to take a look at the first trailer released for the new remake/reboot for Ghostbusters. We recorded this just a few days after the first trailer was released. Since then, there has been a fan-edited version which has gotten a lot of praise online for making more sense. And the Ghostbusters production has also released an International trailer which has also been called better. It seems the consensus online has been lukewarm as to this first trailer. Mostly people are saying the movie itself doesn't look bad, but that they released a bad trailer.

Give this a listen as Patrick, Travis and our guest, Amanda share our thoughts on the trailer for Paul Feig's new version of Ghostbusters. 

We'll be back in a week to talk about the Man of Steel himself in 1978s Superman.

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Greetings, Citizens and Bond fans. We're back with our review of Roger Moore in 1977s The Spy Who Loved Me. We went into this one a little skeptical, as some of the recent Bond films have been so-so. We came out of it thoroughly entertained and hopeful of Bond's future. With TSWLM, it feels as if Roger Moore has become comfortable in the role and has made it his own. 

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We'll be back next week with a look at the first trailer for Ghostbusters. 

Greetings, Citizens! A few weeks ago, in preparation for our two-part Star Wars: A New Hope episode, I had a conversation with our first guest, Rory Spence. The original plan would have been to release the Star Wars review as one episode, and possibly tack on this conversation at the end as a bonus. We had no idea we'd talk for 3 hours about A New Hope, so we decided it would be best to split the episode up (not unlike Luke and Leia).

This episode was just a conversation between Rory and myself as a way to test out the Skype connection. Rather than throw it away, we thought it would release it as an episode. We mostly talk about The Force Awakens as well as a bit of Deadpool. We also discussed some of the comics we're currently reading (or intending to read).

Patrick and I will be visiting the world of James Bond next week with our review of The Spy Who Loved Me.

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Welcome back Citizens! We're happy to present the conclusion of our Star Wars review with Rory M. Spence from Doghair Presents.

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On May 25th, 1977 Star Wars made its debut and blew the world away with its incredible set pieces, effects and dramatic adventure. Twenty years later, the creator of Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope, George Lucas returned Luke, Leia and Han to the big screen with new special effects in order to get the movie closer to his original vision.

Join us as we take our first step into a larger world along with our first guest, Rory Spence from Hangover Reviews. We had a great time talking about this movie with Rory and actually decided to split it into two parts.

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The 2016 comic book movie lineup is underway with this weekend's release of Deadpool. The movie is doing very well for its opening weekend and has gotten a lot of praise. In this episode we're going to be chatting about some of the other upcoming films for 2016, and we'll talk about the newest and final Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice trailer.

Our next movie review will be covering Star Wars: A New Hope. If you have a favorite moment, quote, or Star Wars experience, we'd love to hear it. Please email us with anything you'd like to share on the show.

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James Bond has returned! The Man With the Golden Gun felt like an old familiar suit. It felt like Roger Moore has managed to incorporate elements of Connery's performance while making the character his own. This movie, while having a lot of light-hearted moments, still found the brutality of the Bond character.

Christopher Lee as the villain Scaramanga, along with his sidekick, Nick Nack, are a welcome duo against 007. We look forward to seeing more from Roger Moore as James Bond.

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Next time on Reel Comic Heroes: Star Wars.

Next up is the trailer for Suicide Squad. Everything we've seen so far for this movie has been very promising. This trailer gives a slightly better look at the individual members of the team.

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HeaugHGd1Kw

Suicide Squad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CmRih_VtVAs

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Live and Let Die brings James Bond back to the states, and eventually to an island in the Caribbean in his mission to investigate the deaths of three fellow agents. While investigating he crosses paths with Dr. Kananga who is more than he seems, and is aided by a beautiful fortune teller.