The Tuesday Review

A packed episode this week as Nathan, James and Callum review star-studded action thriller Triple Frontier (2019), as well as discuss Netflix's animated sci-fi anthology Love, Death & Robots, Disney's reinstatement of James Gunn as director of Guardians of the Galaxy 3, the second half of Arrested Development Season 5, and James talks more about the Metro video game franchise.

Intro (0:00)

Metro (1:25)

Arrested Development (11:10)

James Gunn (18:07)

Love, Death & Robots (21:25)

Triple Frontier (38:45)

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Callum, Nathan and James review Captain Marvel (2019). They discuss the legacy of the character, the handling of the action scenes, the history of Nick Fury and S.H.I.E.L.D., what may happen in Avengers: Endgame, and much more.

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On this episode James, Callum and Nathan discuss post-apocalyptic first person shooter Metro Exodus, Netflix's fantastic Russian Doll, the latest episode of The Orville (S02E09 - "Identity, Part 2"), the third season of True Detective, and more.

Metro Exodus (0:00)

Russian Doll (33:00)

The Orville (40:20)

True Detective (42:57)

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Ain't nobody got time to talk about the Oscars, 'cause this week Nathan, James and Callum review the first season of Netflix's The Umbrella Academy. They also discuss Russian Doll, Netflix's marketing, the other comicbook adaptations coming to the small screen, and much more.

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Remember that time Kevin Costner made a three hour post-apocalyptic epic about restoring the U.S. Postal Service? This week James, Callum and Nathan review The Postman (1997).

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"Nothing's free in Waterworld." On this episode Callum, Nathan and James review the extended 'Ulysses Cut' of the underappreciated cult post-apocalyptic action adventure Waterworld (1995).

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Somehow the show made it to five episodes. This week Callum, Nathan and James review Clint Eastwood's The Mule (2018), and Netflix art-world horror Velvet Buzzsaw (2019). At the top of the show they also discuss the new stand-alone Batman film, who might be cast as the new Caped Crusader, James Gunn's Suicide Squad reboot, the future of the DC films, and much more.

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Nathan and James change up the format a little. This week they review Oscar nominated drama Green Book (2018), and Netflix action thriller Polar (2019). They also discuss DC Universe's new series Titans, the latest news about Jay and Silent Bob Reboot, and much more.

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In this episode Nathan, James and Callum review M. Night Shyamalan's latest film Glass (2019). They also discuss the Spider-Man: Far From Home teaser trailer, the John Wick 3 trailer, and the news about Ghostbusters 3. James also gives his thoughts on Season 2 of Netflix's The Punisher.

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This week James, Callum and Nathan discuss the Choose-Your-Own-Adventure trademark owners suing Netflix over Black Mirror: Bandersnatch, Denis Villeneuve's upcoming Dune film, Bad Boys 3 starting filming, Christopher McQuarrie signing on to write and direct two back-to-back Mission: Impossible sequels, Kevin Smith apparently having started pre-production on his Jay and Silent Bob reboot, the new season of The Orville, and much more.

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