Live! from the Critics Chair

The Critic's Chair is back to discuss the second entire to James Gunn's DCU, Supergirl.Editors Message: "Sorry for the bad audio. Hopefully you can still enjoy the episode and discussion."For more episodes and updates of The Critic Chair, check out our link.https://linktr.ee/criticchairlive 

Have I got some good news! If you loved our Spider-Man Brand New Day review, then you'll love us talking about Tom Hollands first three Spider-Man movies plus more. This was cut segment from our Spider-Man Brand New Day review, and we thought it was too good for you not to listen to it.  For more episodes and updates, follow our link...https://linktr.ee/criticchairlive

MARVEL IS BACK!.....for the 6th time. Can Spider-Man be enough to bring people back into Marvels good graces again? We have a stacked cast on this episode of The Critics Chair to review the new Marvel Studios movie, Spider-Man: Brand New Day. For more of Live from the Critic Chair:https://linktr.ee/criticchairlive

It's the age-old story boy meets rock; boy must save the world with rock. The Critics Chair discuss the new Ryan Gosling film, Project Hail Mary. Please follow for more reviews on movies:https://linktr.ee/criticchairlive Into and Outro music by Wesly Thomas

On this episode, our host Tim, Brendan and guest host Ben go deep down into Markiplier's first feature length movie, Iron Lung. For more Live! from the Critics Chair:https://linktr.ee/criticchairliveSong Credit: Wesly Thomas - Jazz it Up 

When superhero movie fatigue is at an all-time high, who will come to save the day? Is it Kevin Feige? Zach Snyder? Matt Reeves? Warner Brothers believes James Gunn is that man. The same director who made all three Guardians of the Galaxy movies is now in charge of the brand-new DC Studio with his new movie Superman (2025.) Brendan and Tim sit down and discuss if James Gunn has what it takes to make not only a great Superman movie but if he's the right man for the job to save DC.

Hello listeners! Are you ready for ready for your next Captain America? No more boring old Steve Rogers, now we have a new young, hip, more diverse Captain America in Sam Wilson. On this episode, Brendan and Tim will discuss if Sam Wilson is enough to bring people back to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.Please follow our podcast for more movie discussion and reviews. https://linktr.ee/criticchairlive 

What your about to hear is a pre-recording episode of the podcast "Live! from the Critics Chair." The game that our host have gotten themselves into is one with many pieces to put together.  With Tims brother also being a helpless player, they must discuss all ten Saw films before it is too much to bear. Will they have a better appreciation of this 20-year-old horror series, or will they be lost in all the plot twists and convoluted storylines? Let's play a game and find out.Please follow our podcast for more movie dissuasions and reviews. https://linktr.ee/criticchairlive

This episode of Live from the Critics Chair was recorded before the release of Deadpool and Wolverine but because of a software issue I had to reedit the entire episode and skip it to do other projects. Nevertheless, the show must go on! Please enjoy as we go through the story of a love that we thought would never be. How Ryan Reynolds found his perfect comic book character after many failed attempts. A love that couldn't be stopped even with a Disney buy out. This is how Ryan met Deadpool.Please follow our link for more episodes and updates.https://linktr.ee/criticchairlive 

Bring out the chimichangas and your copy of the Greatest Showman soundtrack for the biggest blockbuster of the year, Deadpool and Wolverine! Our own team-up, Tim and Brendan will tell you if the Marvel Cinematic Universe has finally come back to its former glory with a little help from their own guest-appearance. The Critic's Chair will search "The Void" of forgotten superhero movies to see if Disney Marvel still has a future. Originally Recorded - 9/17/24For more "Live from the Critics Chair," finds us here: https://linktr.ee/criticschair.live