The Digital Excursion Podcast

The man who has inspired generation up generation to pick up some books, LeVar Burton, receives a lifetime achievement award. Congratulations! Ironman, The one true movie that kick started the MCU, gets accepted into the National Film Registry. On the set of Avatar 2 Kate Winslet accidentally breaks a record. In anime news, Miyazaki comes out of retirement and returns to Studio Ghibli to make a movie that might make you sad. Will Smith's Oscar bait film Emancipation isn't doing too well. Finally, in the world of video games, Super Nintendo World gets an opening date and we also discuss a few trailers from The Game Awards alongside the awkward moment from that night. One last question. What movie has made you cry? Write into the show or comment on this video!

Elon Musk is in the news again. We discuss his Twitter troubles and the neuralink chip. Lots of new trailers dropped for Transformers: Rise of the Beasts, Guardians of the Galaxy 3, and Indiana Jones 5. We also chat about the little known sequel Jingle All the Way 2, the new quirky Addams' Family spinoff Wednesday, new seasons of Doom Patrol and Craig of the Creek. Fin  ally, we reminisce about old shows we'd like to see come back.

Just in time for the holidays, we discuss the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special and the horror parody of The Grinch called The Mean One. With Avatar 2's huge budget do you think it'll make a profit? Are superhero movies ruining cinema? Our favorite Quentin Tarantino films? We answer these questions and more on this episode of The Digital Excursion! Featuring our new segment Tyren reviews Marvel movies that came out five years ago.

Pour one out for legendary voice of Batman, Kevin Conroy. RIP.

Fellow surface dwellers, join us as we take a deep dive into the series finale of Atlanta and our review of Black Panther 2 Wakanda Forever.

Tyren makes his triumphant return just like Kenan and Kel returning for Good Burger 2. Zac Efron is looking a little different these days. Perhaps his jawline is driving buzz around his new role in The Iron Claw? We also chat about shows we're watching, the Tik Tok inspired Hercules film, more Kanye/Adidas news, and our thoughts on Weird. And BREAKING NEWS: There's a Lucasfilm X Studio Ghibli collab???

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The holidays are upon us and Mariah Carey has been unleashed upon the world. After Justin dresses up as an Average Joe for Halloween news breaks out about a possible Dodgeball sequel. In Marvel news we talk about the new mobile game Marvel Snap, Keke Palmer's Rogue cosplay, and Wonder Man/Agatha casting. We also talk about the upcoming God of War Ragnarok game and how Elon Musk purchased Twitter.

It's a duo show today with Marlon and Justin. We get an update on Kanye Watch 2022, James Gunn taking the helm at DC, thoughts on the new Ant Man Quantumania and Guardians of the Galaxy Christmas special trailers, our favorite Cartoon Network shows, and a glimpse into William Shatner's overview effect after going to space. Perhaps going boldly where no man has gone before isn't all that's cracked up to be?

Quite of bit of Marvel/DC discussion this week including Harrison Ford joining the MCU, thoughts on Werewolf By Night, Flash news, and Henry Cavill returning as Superman. Superman isn't the only returning with Will Smith's first movie since 'The Slap.' We close out the show sharing our thoughts on Ye's recent controversial comments.

On this week's show we have an update on Bruce Willis, a rumor on Blade's director, and confirmation on the Community Movie. We also share our thoughts on Illumination's Super Mario Bros. Movie trailer, the Dennis Rodman film, a certain DragonBall fanart, and episode 8 of She Hulk. Come watch Marlon and Justin bicker like children!

The Huge Jacked Man is back as Wolverine in Deadpool 3. Mahershala Ali frustrated with shooting Blade. Marlon discusses Netflix's Dahmer show. We also discuss extending the longevity of actors James Earl Jones and Bruce Willis using technology.