The thrilling conclusion to Part 1 - We count down our picks for the top 10 MCU Movies!

We're on the way out, so we've got a countdown of all the Marvel Cinematic Movies of the past 10 years - 20 movies - in our order of enjoyment.

This episode counts down 20-11, next ep, 10-1!

Well, after a long break we're back. There are lots of reasons for the delay ... the biggest one being we didn't want to release this because it reveals we watched Garfield (2004) starring Breckin Meyer, JLH and Bill Murray as the voice of Garfield (which he recorded on a boat).

There's not much else to say except go check out Owen at the Comedy Festival.

We're back after a bit of a break. This time we tackle X-Men 2, one of the greatest comic book movies of ALL TIME. this movie is filled with many clawfights, literal wolverienes and magnet withholding.

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Sam Raimi's SPIDER-MAN (2002) is a really important watershed moment for modern superhero movies, so you would be forgiven for thinking it's really good. It's not *bad*, but it certainly feels very different to what we now think of as common comic book movies. Starring Tobey Maguire as the world's oldest teenager Peter Parker, along with Kirsten Dunst, James Franco and Willem Dafoe giving a BONKERS villain performance, this episode delve into the strange, campy world of Peter Parker's post 9/11 NYC.

Remember the 90s? They were great. So grungy, so free from modern corporate franchise culture. If TANK GIRL (1995) had been made today... wait, no it wouldn't be made today. It's the first female comic book hero movie - directed by a woman (!) - (Rachel Talalay) - and involves:

1. A Cole Porter musical number

2. Beat poet kangeroos

3. A pre-fame Naomi Watts

4. A bit of beastiality

5. Plenty of kick ass chick action (without writhe-foo)

We can't promise it's good, but you should watch it anyway.

Also apologies - we were so late getting this out, the MICF 2017 is over. :( Check out Soothplayers and the Improv Conspiracy on in Melbourne anyway to check out Owen's sweet improv skills.

What does the MCU have to do with vaping? We're glad you asked, because in this episode we delve into the seedy underworld of the MCU to its shocking vaping roots.

Owen's pick this week is his favourite MCU movie, 2011's Thor, directed by Kenneth Branagh.

Imagine Heaven and Hell made a wager for our souls... Or don't imagine because that's what happens in this movie - CONSTANTINE (2005) directed by Francis Lawrence.

This was Owen's pick, and the gang had a great time discussing this movie because, even though it's not a great adaptation of the Alan Moore, it's still a pretty fun movie with some cool stuff, especially in the final act.

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You can always tell when Kyle picks the movie...

This week it's Stephen Norrington's League of Extraordinary Gentlemen AKA LXG (2003) - welcome to the two-timers club Stephen!

The movie that made Sean Connery quit acting, about a bunch of rag-tag...Victorian literary characters(??)...who save the world.

Based on Alan Moore's long-running series of graphic novels, LXG is one of the absolute worst of the genre, taking a kinda interesting story and world premise and absolutely murdering it.

Look. We've talked about some bad movies, and this is no exception: X-Men Origin: Wolverine (2009) directed by Oscar winner Gavin Hood. Yep, the director of this movie has an Oscar.

Wanna know what happens when a comic book movie thinks it's an 80s action movie? Enjoy! Strangely, Stef didn't *hate* this one, but the guys did. Follow us on Twitter: @TCAPod and Facebook, and subscribe on iTunes.