For about a decade, Tom Hiddleston has breathed not only life but also a anglo sexy wretchedness into the MCU's first Phase One Arch Villain, Loki, Asgardian God of Mischief. With that Hiddleston single-handedly popularized this Thor nemesis so much to the affect that Disney+ has gloriously (and purposely) released a mini-series chronicling further adventures. TBC_apf delivers a mid series low down but also in this episode, a bit of entertainment news, etc.
#owenwilson #MobiusMMobius #wow
TBC_afp sits down with author and former WWE staff writer (as well as old HS buddy) Brian Solomon in discussion on his career journey as an author and pop culture aficionado who penned books such as “Pro Wrestling FAQ”, “Godzilla FAQ” and “WWE Legends”. #letsrumble
Getting back into the swing of things can be challenging but thankfully with TBC_afp’s seal of approval, Syfy’s Resident Alien receives our thumbs up in hopes for more episodes down the line and thereby cushioning the stresses of pandemic life a bit easier. Also, in the episode we deliver our closing remarks on Disney Plus’ Wanda Vision finale.
#alantudyk #iamaleafinthewindwatchhowisoar
As the recent death of Chadwick Boseman (August 28, 2020) has garnered messages of loss and mourning from celebrities and fan admirers, we here at TBC_afp felt it necessary to drop our originally planned content to address the life, work and impact from what is now, a legend in the making. #ChadwickBoseman #RIP #WAKANDAFOREVER
After a hiatus due to the Global Pandemic, We of TBC_afp have returned to the Pancake Studios, albeit within social distancing measures, in order to deliver fanboy content in order to address the future or the err past. We return to a simpler time of pre-CGI, early fan driven movie franchises and dark thematic plot lines for the entire family! #GREATSCOTT Let’s blast back to 1985, BACK TO THE FUTURE!
Due to recent events of the Covid_19 pandemic, we now live in different times. We of TBC_afp are adapting hoping to put out more content albeit remotely. This current episode was recorded over Zoom on April 23, 2020.
Star Trek: Picard, the newest series launched on CBS ALL ACCESS, chronicles the continuing adventures of if not, arguably the most important/popular Trek characters of all time, Jean-Luc Picard (Note disclaimer: Kirk fans will have say about this). Upon it’s series announcement, fanboys all around have been stoked with excitement overall as it’s last most recent series Star Trek: Discovery received better than moderate reviews despite lackluster feels for the JJ Abram’s films. The intrepid crew of TBC_afp boldly reviews the first half of the season in anticipation hoping for a series winner where past stories have lost popular traction or felt disappointedly flat.
#whatisthenatureofthepodcastemergency
We ring in 2020 in attempt to wrap up on the undying Skywalker saga but what ensued to no one's surprise followed madness, infamy beyond the average Star Wars fanboy’s taste… On this episode, we get into that big Mando Season 1 finale reveal, we give opportunity for return guests to give their 2 cents on TROS. Also, for fans of Rush (as in the band) we own tribute to Neil Peart.
#thepodcastwartoendallstarwars #lesbianhaircut
Indeed, 2019 proves to be a significant year for Lucasfilm but will Star Wars episode IX be embraced by fanboys or will another internet troll riddened civil war breakout as when Episode VIII, The Last Jedi divided fans. Meanwhile, we are joined by the intrepid crew of TBC_afp as they hyperdrive right into Lucasfilm/Disney+’s runaway hit, The Mandalorian which currently appears to be a safe spot for everyone to unite in enjoyment. #THISISWAY
Continuing conversation review of Joker (Starring Joachin Phoenix, Directed by Todd Phillips).
#psychokiller
Originally not intended as a point of interest for 2019, We of TBC_afp have turned a complete 180 and were completely surprised by Joker, the now blockbuster stand alone directed by Todd Phillips (The Hangover) and starring Joachin Phoenix, with a tour de force portrayal of Gotham’s Clown Prince of Crime. Yet, in review of the film comes with thought provoking conversation a plenty.
#psychokiller
Spidey Back In MCU and More…
When we last left young Tom Holland, amidst in internet gossip surrounding the divorce between Sony & Marvel Studios, his fate was uncertain. Without 2 months having past, surprisingly, Mom & Dad made up and all became well again for Holland, who rumors have pointed as the negotiating agent thereby once again stirring up more internet gossip. TBC, offers their view on what ensued as Spidey was given another dose of life within the MCU.
Bonus News: Crisis on Infinite CWs, A New Hope of Feige.
#backinthemcu
In the closing weeks of August 2019, Spider-Man fans would be hit with a bombshell, that news of our favorite Web-crawler’s appearances alongside other Marvel heroes in the MCU would come to an end. News of The Sony/ Marvel Studios deal breakdown would provide plenty for fan-pundants to consume and discuss. Meanwhile, fanboys are at it again pointing blame from all sides as madness ensues. Please TBC_afp, make like Calgon and take us away! BONUS CHATTER: Matrix 4 & Ewan McGregor’s back as Obi-Wan.
#idontwantgomrstark #RedPillBluePill ##HelloThere
While plenty was announced at San Diego Comic-Con 2019 this Summer, MARVEL STUDIOS PHASE 4 was the major takeaway of what was to come. Some other notable mentions such as Star Trek’s new series: Picard, along with a new official trailer surely blew roof off over a sea of cosplayers and nerd attendees alike . Tune in for TBC_apf’s full coverage.
#hallh #magnumpi?
With both commercial and critical successes of Spider-Man: Homecoming leaving high expectations, the second film, Far From Home arrives in the massive wake of Avengers: Endgame. Though Tom Holland’s much praised portrayal of everyone’s favorite web-head seemed to have nothing to prove, it would also appear quite the contrary with lots to prove (due to fanboy constant demands for pitch perfect authenticity of character). We at TBC_afp are no different in that regard as we also measure up. Swing in to find out! #spiderpun
The Summer of 2019 is speeding right past us and so are the releases of several genre films. Some that we have been anticipating and some not so much. Nevertheless, we here at TBC_afp are dedicated to delivering fair and balanced critique… well sorta. In subway series fashioned double header, we tackle both Dark Phoenix and Godzilla: King of Monsters but are they up to snuff?
#itsacruelsummer #whereisgodzookie?
John Carpenter over decades has been commonly referred to as a master of the cinematic horror action genre. Yet, In fact, filmmakers such as James Cameron, Quentin Tarantino, Guillermo del Toro to name a few represent a generation who have been influenced by Carpenter’s eclectic style and in some case armed only with minimal equipment and vision for storytelling.
TBC_afp deep dives into two of Carpenter’s most iconic Sci-Fi pieces and in some respects, underrated works: The Thing (1982) and Starman (1984).
Sit back with some oatmeal and pie and enjoy!
#WilfordBrimley #GETTHEWORDOUT
After 8 years and seasons, HBO’s groundbreaking fantasy drama epic, Game of Thrones comes to an end. As the show’s plot advanced even further ahead of George R. R. Martin’s books, audiences held their breaths in anticipation to the fates of the great houses and characters of Westeros as if it were a modern day soap opera. And for one concluding night on May 19, 2019, those of us who watched the finale became united fanboys for an evening… or did we?
#Dracarys #Democracy #Aryatheexplorer
As it’s currently reached the billion dollar behemoth status, Avengers: Endgame, sequel to Avengers: Infinity War (both directed by brothers, Anthony and Joe Russo) is the stamped culmination marking 11 years of cinematic triump and world building by Marvel Studios. With great pleasure and delight, TBC_afp reviews this massive film chronicling World’s Mightiest Heroes, thus closing a monumental chapter yet making room for some new stories… until next time we hear the battlecry: #AVENGERSASSEMBLE
A famous writer once penned the line “What's in a name? That which we call a rose; By any other name would smell as sweet” in order to evoke the idea that what really counts isn’t just how a thing is labeled. Rather that true heroic significance and character comes from within or that our actions define us. In SHAZAM!, starring Zachary Levi as DC Comic’s sometimes anti-Superman analog and child’s-eye-view superhero commentary (commonly know through the source material as Captain Marvel), WB/ DC Cinematic Universe attempts to deliver at the Box Office again at the wake of Aqua-success, The World's Mightiest Mortal. Follow TBC_afp as they take that leap of faith and call out SHAZAM!
#holymoley