SuperTangent

Can't freaking believe we're nine full episodes and one secret episode in. That's crazy how time fly, right? Here in 009 I dive straight into this year's magnificent LOGAN, and why I cried during viewing the film in the theater. I touch on Marvel's Iron Fist, what worked about it and what didn't, as well as some of the other movies my wife and I watched earlier this week, including Beauty and the Beast, Kong: Skull Island, and The Shack.

You don't want to miss this....I'm so lit. What beautiful week in cinema!

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008 is ferocious as Justin quickly shares his recent revelations about the upcoming superhero flicks Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Thor 3, and just how awful the bottom-tier X-Men films were. Seriously....it's getting bad. Real bad. Zazie Beets as Domino in Deadpool 2...does this upset you? X-Men franchise: what does the future hold?

Ah, here we are, episode 007.

For the first episode of the month, it's been decided we need to keep it simple. Justin dives into his love for the Marvel Cinematic Universe for reviewing, on a bit of a whim, Doctor Strange (2016)!

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Justin is back with one of two big projects. He spews an electric torrent of monologue concerning the upcoming live-action cyberpunk Ghost in the Shell film starring Scarlett Johanssen--based off the cyberpunk anime--and his thoughts on the Nintendo Switch utilizing VR technology. Finally, he offers his case as to why he believes a highly-anticipated Switch exclusive, Ultra Street Fighter II: The Final Challengers, will not exceed Capcom fans' expectations.

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Tired and quite hungry, Justin plunges head-first--first thing in the early morning--to relieve his stressed shoulders of some heavier thoughts as an podcast maniac and entrepreneur. He makes a mission of reminding the audience what action needs to be taken in order to continue thriving as a successful self-starter, simultaneously reminding himself of the trials undergone even in entrepreneurial infancy. On the entertainment front, Justin revisits one of his all-time favorite children's movies, All Dogs Go To Heaven (the inspiration for this episode's title). Watching it again as an adult, he makes the case that it is, in fact, a horror film.

On Super Bowl Sunday 2017 no less, Justin obliviously dives into just about any subject that has nothing to do with American football as he reflects on the death of the founder of video-gaming powerhouse Namco's Masaya Nakamura, who passed on January 22, and his legacy, as well as that of Pac-Man's creator, Toru Iwatani. Furthermore, he discusses his feelings on some of the newer best practices of being an entrepreneur he's learned, and finally discloses his feelings concerning the future of the Star Wars films.

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In episode 002, Justin breaks down his favorite media franchise of all time–GHOSTBUSTERS–by the ears and breaks down two films from that franchise, Ghostbusters 1984 and Ghostbusters 2016, by each of the values of the topics this blogcast primarily revolves around–entrepreneurship, entertainment, and manhood. It's quite an interesting ride and very on-the-spot, unrehearsed and pretty awful. Whether you consider the first film a masterpiece, or the remake a misstep, you won't want to miss his thoughts on these films.

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For the very first episode, Justin is going to give you an idea of what SuperTangent is about by breaking down the show's focuses--entertainment, entrepreneurship, and manhood--speak a little bit about some of the most egregious films of 2016, and finally some early thoughts on the Nintendo Switch.