Why is...? With Ty & Dan

This week, the boys are reunited with Northwood Pie director Jay Salahi. They prep for Moon Knight by exploring Oscar Isaac’s first brush with Marvel, 2016’s X-Men: Apocalypse. They talk about the discourse on lighting in Marvel movies, the unfortunate misuse of Evan Peters, and the perfection that was Days of Future Past. Alas, they had to continue. 

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Ty and Dan take a rare trip over to DC to discuss their latest release, Matt Reeves' The Batman starring Robert Pattinson as the Caped Crusader.

This week, Ty and Dan are joined by Zac Wright of Committed Critics. They discuss Doctor Strange in 2016, and manage to break down the IMAX-enhanced feature on Disney+, the ridiculously stacked cast of this film, and share our hype for the return of the King (Sam Raimi).

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This week, Ty and Dan discuss the final four episodes of the first installment of Agent Carter. They discuss the merits of being standalone vs. helping out the larger narrative, do a couple corrections from last week, and talk about the surprising connection between Kelly Clarkson and Hannibal Lecter.

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This week, Ty and Dan discuss Marvel’s 2015 foray into post-WWII MCU. Along the way they talk about the show; however, many tangents arise, including Drake Bell’s criminal charges ,a rare Last Jedi rant and Danny’s Ghostbuster ranking. They wrap it up by dropping the tea on Boba.

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This week, Ty and Dan watch and discuss all 8 of the Marvel One-Shots. They try to figure out the conception of each of them, argue over the importance of canon vs. comedy, and finally reveal the darkest truth about Seth Rogen.

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This week, Ty and Dan analyze the works of Daniel Espinosa, director of Morbius. They find time to talk about Marvel-adjacent Oscar noms, get incredibly bored by Espinosa’s movies, and have a slow but sure breakdown over the inanity of Life (2017).  

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This week, Ty and Dan wrap up their dedicated three-week plunge into the world of Men in Black. Along this final stretch, the duo discuss the surprising emotional core for this film, slog through the first 25 minutes of it, and then present their ideas for a MIB 4

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This week, Ty and Dan talk about a movie most have forgotten for good reason, Men in Black II. They discuss how it somehow looks much older than the first film, the rotting sexism at its core and My Big Fat Greek Wedding’s iconic box office run. 

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In this segment of In the Green Room, Danny and Tyler discuss the films they gave to each other at the end of Hawkeye, Da 5 Bloods and American Animals. But first, they discuss the recent news of Pixar's latest, Turning Red, going exclusively to Disney+.