The Millennial Falcon Podcast

Your three favorite millennials are finally all back together, and we're ready to bash "Batman v Superman." But it got us thinking -- what makes a good "bad movie"?

Subjectively bad movies like "The Room" and "Rocky Horror Picture Show" have cult followings despite their technical failures. What differentiates those movies from simply bad films like "Batman v Superman"?

Plus: Anya is rereading "Harry Potter," Willoughby reviews "Everybody Wants Some!!" and HT recommends "The Disaster Artist."

Two of your favorite millennials (HT's at SXSW) are here this week to talk about the emerging technologies that you can watch movies on - in light of an emerging product called Screening Room, where movies can be delivered to your home for $50 a movie rental.

Plus, Anya is catching up with Pop Culture Happy Hour after two weeks in New Zealand and Willoughby is rewatching the original Christopher Reeve movies in (mild) anticipation for the new Superman movie coming out soon! As always, rate, review, and subscribe to us on iTunes!

No, it's not Grease Lightning.

Two of your favorite millennials and a special guest, Melanie Germond of Awkward Human's "What I Watched Last Night" podcast, preview the second season of "Daredevil."

Plus: We react to the second "Captain America: Civil War" trailer, Melanie recommends "Broad City" and the "Call Your Girlfriend" podcast, and Willoughby is rewatching "Brick."

Two of your favorite millennials react to the Oscar winners and Chris Rock's hosting. Diversity is still an issue, but overall the right people nominated took home the awards.

Plus: Anya is in New Zealand, Willoughby recommends sticking with 'House of Cards,' and HT celebrates and mourns BIGBANG.

Your three favorite millennials talk about the reaction to "Deadpool," Hollywood's first R-rated superhero success. Why does the movie and TV industry take such wrong lessons from box office successes?

Plus: Willoughby celebrates "Pokemon's" 20th anniversary, HT is excited for Ava DuVernay's "A Wrinkle in Time" adaptation, and Anya brings back her love for "The Princess and the Frog."

Your three favorite millennials dive into their favorite millennial topic: Harry Potter. We talk about how the wizarding world is expanding with 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,' the new London stage play 'The Cursed Child,' and the four announced wizarding schools; and why we love Harry Potter so much.

Plus: Willoughby revisits 'Batman Beyond,' Anya took a trip to Classic Hollywood heaven, and HT is a big fan of Haruki Murakami's books.

This Valentine's Day, listen to your favorite three millennials discuss romantic comedies and why they've virtually disappeared from theaters. We talk about their merits, our favorites, and why we hope they make a comeback.

Plus: Anya loves another musical album - this time 'The Hunchback of Notre Dame,' HT digs the most recent season of 'Fargo' although she hasn't seen the movie or first season, and Willoughby finished 'Friday Night Lights' and loved it.

Your three favorite millennials talk about their top five cult TV shows. From 'Firefly,' to 'Pushing Daisies,' to 'Lost,' we discuss how to define cult TV, and if it necessarily means low ratings and critical acclaim, or a long-standing legacy in pop culture.

Plus: Anya raves over 'Pride and Prejudice and Zombies,' HT is Channing Tatum's proud mother hen, and Willoughby is reading 'Kenobi.'

In part 2 of our Marvel vs. DC episode, your three favorite millennials talk superhero TV. From 'The Flash,' to 'Supergirl' to 'Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.', it's a good time to be a small-screen hero.

Plus: Anya gushes over the BBC's 'War and Peace,' HT is excited for Mulder and Scully's return, and Willoughby sings praises for 'My Crazy Ex-Girlfriend.'

This may come as a surprise, but your three favorite millennials love superheroes.

Join The Millennial Falcon in a two-part episode about the upcoming Marvel and DC movie slate in 2016 as we talk 'Suicide Squad,' 'Captain America: Winter Soldier,' Batman v. Superman,' and 'Doctor Strange.'

Plus: Join us next week for our discussion on DC and Marvel TV shows and animated features.