Technically Shouldn't be this difficult (Episode 22)

Dev, TCB, and Ms Cue revisit Black Panther: Wakanda Forever as part of their MCU Doomsday-prep watch-through, with Dev explaining why a rewatch flipped his opinion from praise to a 3/10. The trio debates the film’s emotional tribute, Namor’s introduction, Shuri’s Black Panther arc, and whether its sprawling 2-hour-43-minute runtime buries a stronger movie; Ms Cue also shares her belated reaction to Avengers: Endgame.  

In this episode, we analyze Jordan Peele's filmography, focusing on 'Get Out', 'Us', and 'Nope'. We explore the strengths, weaknesses, and evolution of Peele's storytelling, and discuss how audience reception impacts his creative trajectory. In this episode, we explore the top horror movies, Halloween traditions, and the evolving landscape of trick-or-treating, sharing personal stories and opinions on classic films, costumes, and neighborhood safety.  

In this episode, the hosts discuss their recent movie choices for Halloween, the evolution of film-making from the 90s to now, and cultural perceptions of attractiveness and talent in media. They also touch on sports, social media influence, and the impact of technology on reality and beauty standards.  

In this episode, we explore the movie Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings, discussing its themes, characters, and how it ties into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We also delve into topics like cultural representation, movie rewatching, and parenting in the rain.  

In this episode, we explore the Marvel universe, focusing on the X-Men Days of Future Past, and discuss how these movies fit into the larger Marvel Cinematic Universe and prepping for the upcoming Avengers Doomsday. We also delve into the nostalgia of classic shows and the evolution of superhero storytelling.  

In this episode, we explore the latest Marvel Loki series, its themes of time manipulation and character transformation, and review Tyler Perry's 'Why Did I Get Married Again?' with candid insights and critiques.  

In this episode, we explore the intricacies of Marvel's Loki series, its connection to the broader Marvel Cinematic Universe, and the challenges of integrating TV shows into the larger cinematic narrative. We also delve into fan reactions, the evolution of Marvel's storytelling strategy, and the impact of streaming series on audience engagement.  

In this episode, we explore the latest episodes of Loki season two, delve into Marvel's multiverse, and discuss the challenges of content consumption in the modern era. Plus, we plan our upcoming Halloween movie themes and share insights on the Marvel cinematic universe.  

In this episode, the hosts dive into Loki season one, exploring its themes, character development, and foreshadowing for future Marvel projects. They also discuss the impact of Jonathan Majors and the challenges facing black-led projects in the Marvel universe. In this episode, the panel discusses the current state of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the challenges of storytelling continuity, and the impact of supporting black-led projects. They also touch on DC's recent movies and series, and the importance of access and support for black creators.  

In this episode, we explore the nuances of acting versatility between Denzel Washington and Will Smith, discuss recent entertainment news including Usher's concert situation and upcoming Disney movie sequels, and analyze the impact of cultural appropriation in music and media. In this episode, we delve into the latest episodes of Loki, explore Marvel's cinematic universe, and discuss upcoming movies and series to watch. Join us for insights, theories, and a deep dive into the Marvel multiverse.