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Welcome to the penultimate episode of "Release the Snyder Cast". This week we're talking about the most recent (at the time of this recording) and possibly worst film in the DCEU - Wonder Woman 1984.
This week we discuss Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey and the Fantabulous Emancipation of Harley Quinn...the Harley Quinn movie.
It's about a kid who gets superpowers. It's also kind of like Starkid. Remember Starkid?
There's an octopus and it plays the drums. There's sharks with frickin' laser beams attached to their heads. The villains use water guns. They thought they could make Aquaman cool....there's a lot of baffling decisions and attempts made in this movie but for better or worse it's one of the better DC movies we've watched so far. Permission to come aboard and discuss AQUAMAN.
We've endured 300 cycles of somatic reconditioning with Man of Steel, felt the power and rage that turns good men cruel with Batman v. Superman, and contemplated suicide with Suicide Squad; now we're ready to...be pleasantly surprised and absolutely charmed by Wonder Woman?? Neither our greatest love or greatest sorrow, Wonder Woman is a film that had us raving, "2/3rds of that was pretty good!" Tune in to find out our in depth thoughts and join us each week as we trek through the films of the DCEU leading up to the release of the Snyder Cut!
"Seriously, what the hell is wrong with you people?" - Rick Flagg to the Suicide Squad, but also our family and friends when they find out we're watching all these terrible movies and making a podcast about it.
The fever. The rage. The feeling of powerlessness that turns good men cruel. We experienced all this and more during our viewing of Batman v Superman - an exhausting 3 hour film that left us angry, confused, and strangely aroused.
Look up in the sky! It's a bird! It's a plane! It's more Christ imagery from Zack Snyder! This week on the first episode of Release the Snyder Cast we discuss Man of Steel: the film that "launched" the DC extended universe.
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