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Comic Recommendations, Future of the Spider-Verse, Jurassic World 3, Henry Cavill, Brian K. Vaughan Dec 14, 2018

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On the December 14, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film senior writer Ben Pearson is joined by /Film weekend editor Brad Oman and writer Hoai-Tran Bui to talk about the latest film and TV news, including the future of Sony’s animated Spider-Verse, if Henry Cavill is finished as Superman, Jurassic World 3, and Legendary making deals with comic creators for films and TV shows. They’ll also offer some comic/graphic novel recommendations in a mailbag segment.

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Opening Banter:

In The News:

In the Mail Bag:

Michael O in Nashville TN asks, “I was wondering if you guys could recommend your favorite comic books / graphic novels? Some of my favorite series are The Walking Dead, Saga, and Y: The Last Man. I need to read more! Thanks a bunch and I’m addicted to the podcast.”
- Peter: Ultimate Spider-Man, Alex and Ada, Letter 44, Descender, 100 Bullets, Kill or Be Killed, Blankets, Scott Pilgrim
- Jacob: Paper Girls, Ex Machina, Bone, Chew, The Sixth Gun, Scalped, Fatale, Lazarus, East of West, Fear Agent, Deadly Class, Black Science, Mind MGMT, The Wicked and the Divine, Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing
- Ben: Preacher, Y, Saga, Watchmen, Scott Pilgrim
- HT: Matt Fraction and David Aja’s Hawkeye, The Sandman

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Mailbag: Is Star Wars Aging Up? Christmas Movies, TV Show Recommendations, Release Date Calendars & More Dec 13, 2018

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On the December 13, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, senior writer Ben Pearson and writer Hoai-Tran Bui to answer questions in the Mail Bag.

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Opening Banter: Peter plug’s his feature today: Keto at Disneyland: How to Eat Low Carb at Walt’s Original Magic Kingdom

Feedback:

Mike from Yonkers writes in “Hey Slashfilm crew, After seeing the officially announced cast for "The Mandalorian", I have to say I'm quite surprised at how old it is. It's the first live action Star Wars property to not have anyone in their principle cast younger than 35. I did some math and the average age of the cast is 54 years old, much higher than any of Disney's SW films (TFA and Solo are the youngest at 38, TLJ and Episode IX at 41, and Rogue One at 44). What do you think this says about the show itself? Do you think some of the oldest cast members have long contracts? I'm not trying to imply anything morbid, just wondering if someone of an older age wants to be tied up with a multi-season show for a number of years. I'm really excited for what this could mean. With Dave Filoni's involvement, I've already wondered if we'd see the return of some of his Clone Wars characters. Maybe some of these actors will portray older versions of them. Thanks again for a great podcast! Mike from Yonkers Note: For the averages, I only used the ages of non-returning actors. For example, Daisy Ridley was only used for TFA when she was introduced and not TLJ and IX.”
Saul writes in “Hey guys, Just heard the episode where you discuss Netflix's new Instant Replay feature. I have had first hand experience with this feature. My daughter has been watching Moana or Coco about 10 times a day and there are times where she wants to rewind to listen to a song all over. About a few days ago I noticed that little box pop up that says "Replay Song" and have since shown my daughter that if she wants to listen to a song all over she can just press the enter button once it pops up. Needless to say it's a lifesaver. I haven't seen this feature pop up on any other movie or TV show. I don't know if it's just for the kids movie musicals, I for one am ok if it's just for that. Thanks for the show.”
We asked for observations about the Avengers: Endgame trailer. Brian writes in “The way the title reveals itself, with the Avengers A bringing its own shattered pieces back together, almost like an explosion played in reverse, suggests to me that reversing time, or time travel in some way, is definitely a component of the story.”
Jason from Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia writes in “Hi Peter and Slash Film crew, I really enjoy listening to the podcast everyday, and thank you for all the awesome reviews, news, and coverage. I know I am many days late on sending in my thoughts around the Avengers 4 movie title but here I am. End Game as a title is fine, good, reflects the storyline and desperation and etc. However, I feel what probably will resonate best is Avengers: Assemble. In all 3 Avengers films, there has not been any “Avengers, assemble!” roll call by any character except for the very close one in Age of Ultron by Cap, but cut right at the moment he was about to say “assemble”. Calling it Avengers Assemble gives out that positive vibe and bound to resonate with fans who have been wanting to hear that out loud for the longest time. It is also literally assembling all the heroes for a final assault, and assembling both generations of Avengers and handing over the baton. Yeah, just my thought. Thank you!”
Steve B writes in in response to our Christmas movie argument: “Most films are not just one genre. '21 Jump Street' is a comedy, but also an action movie. Shaun Of The Dead is a comedy but also a horror movie. In that vein, I say Die Hard is an Action film, a Heist film, and also a Christmas movie. The whole reason John McClane is in Los Angeles in the first place is to see his family for Christmas. Argyle is playing 'Christmas' music in the limo. They debate cutting power to a portion of the city because it is Christmas. The thieves did not pick that day at random. Christmas is a plot point to the film. It COULD have been written for John to have come to L.A. to see his family for Holly's birthday, or for his kid's school recital, but then it loses something for the plot. Could 'Planes, Trains and Automobiles' work as a Christmas movie instead of Thanksgiving? Yes, but it would lose something that Thanksgiving gives to that movie. If the genre (including a holiday) has a plot point to the film, and taking it away lessens the film, then I THINK it’s reasonable to count it as part of the film's description. For these reasons, I think that Die Hard is a Christmas movie. If others feel it isn't, I'm cool with that, as long as they are OK with me thinking that it is.”
And a couple weeks ago Brad talked about being at Top Golf and I was sad they don’t have one in Southern California. Sean B writes in to inform me that “Topgolf is coming to LA.”
Previously Peter asked for some tv recommendations, shows with a few seasons that are serialized and great that he may not have seen. We read some feedback in a previous mailbag, but have received a couple more since:
- Shaneez (last time you weren't sure if I was a he or a she when you mentioned me. I'm a He) from Los Angeles writes in “Happy Thanksgiving Peter! Great fan of the pod. I know I'm a little late but here you go. Definitely The Expanse. I wrote about it in the past to you too and you were kind enough to read it out in the pod. Get past the 2 episodes you watched before and it's really good. Also - I know you want serialized, binge worthy and NOT some slow burn. Look no further than The 100. Yes , I know what you're thinking. I hate CW shows too. They are too campy. And don't get me wrong The 100 is kinda there as well, but good Lord is it super super binge worthy. Esp the first two seasons. I know you long for the days of Lost and you love Survivor. This is like a mash up of both and it's highly addictive. The later seasons lose some quality but I still can't stop watching it. And Justified is another great show. Unfortunately the first season is episodic with a greater story arc in the background but the later seasons are just too good. That's all for now. Wish you well for this holiday season.”
- Michael from Kansas City writes in “I swear I don’t work for HBO... but especially in light of the sad news about Ricky Jay’s passing, I feel compelled to kindly yell at you again about watching Deadwood. He’s a minor player in the cast but for fans it’s a treat to see him as a games dealer, nodding to his appearance in Mamet’s “House of Games” as well as his magic and card handling persona in general.”

In The Mail Bag:

Albert Jackson in Texas writes in “On dec 10th podcast said best brisket besides in Austin.... Curious name of bbq joint in Austin that had best brisket ?”
- Peter: Franklin’s, but you can’t beat the experience of the Salt Lick
- Jacob: Franklin’s is the best and there is nothing like it. Sorry.
Ryan in San Diego writes in “Love the podcast Maybe you guys will be able to help me with this, I have a hard time keeping track of when new movies release, and it seems like all the sites that keep track of new releases always post a score of some sort. I consider critic and fan rankings to all be spoilers. I like to go into movies with a blank slate. I need help finding an app or a website with will show a calendar of upcoming movie releases. That just has release date, and the movie poster, maybe with the option to watch a preview for the movies I have never heard of. Without any rankings/ratings. If I wanted to see a movie and it has a really low score, i might skip it for another movie, so I would rather just not know what others think. Ideally, a way to thumbs up and thumbs down to make a personal list would be awesome. I have and love the AMC A-List, so I am willing to take a chance on what others may not have enjoyed. When I go see a Dwayne Johnson movie, I'm not expecting anything amazing, just an enjoyable couple of hours. Thank you”
- Peter: BoxOfficeMojo release calendar
- Jacob: I, too, use Box Office Mojo whenever I plan/schedule /Film stories.
Anthony W writes in “Hello Slashfilm Daily Crew, I have a question regarding the general attitude toward movie remakes. I just don’t understand the general cynicism towards announced projects. I work in the theatre world, where we regularly see multiple productions and revivals of shows. We will go even go see the same exact production if there is an interesting actor change, just to see their interpretation of the role. Or a revival, with the same exact script but a different, updated take. This includes the shows that have been captured on film. Those often spur me to go see different productions to see how people interpret them. Now of course, I understand they are different forms of entertainment. But it seems like getting a new version of a favorite story should be fairly similar. Is it the Hollywood influence or something I am just not seeing? Thank you so much, I love the podcast!”

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FirstShowing’s Release Calendar

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How To Decide What To Watch On Streaming, Does Netflix Need An Instant Replay Feature? Star Wars, Stargirl, Onward, Doctor Strange & More Dec 12, 2018

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On the December 12, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film senior writer Ben Pearson and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to talk about the latest movie and tv news, including Netflix, Stargirl, Onward, Female-Led movies, Doctor Strange, Deadpool and in Advice Corner with Chris Evangelista someone needs some help with hot to decide which movie to watch.

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Opening Banter:

In The News:

Chris: Netflix Confuses Movies With Sports, Tests Instant Replay Feature
HT: Joel McHale Joins DC Universe’s ‘Stargirl’ Series As Starman
Ben: Pixar’s Animated Fantasy ‘Onward’ Announces Voice Cast with Chris Pratt, Tom Holland & More
Chris: Female-Led Movies Outperform Male-Led Movies at the Box Office, According to New Study
Ben: ‘Doctor Strange 2’ Conjures Director Scott Derrickson For The Sequel
HT: Doctor Strange Was Almost in ‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’
Chris: ‘Once Upon a Deadpool’ Review: There’s No Reason For This Movie to Exist
BREAKING NEWS: 'The Mandalorian' Cast Revealed: Carl Weathers, Werner Herzog, Giancarlo Esposito & More

In Advice Corner with Chris Evangelista:

The Advice Corner theme song was created by Love you Wally.
Sean from Boston writes in “Chris, I am a young professional who, like many millennials, still lives at home. It’s just my Mom and I, and for the most part our daily fair of shared TV viewership includes nothing but binging our backlog of Jeopardy, and House Hunters from the DVR. Sometimes though we want to watch a movie, and this is what brings me to your corner for advice. Typically, when we decide we to watch a movie, my Mom insists on scouring the streaming services for something to watch, and this process can take what feels like hours. Not only that, but the films she often gravitates toward through this haphazard process are, shall we say, not of a high standard of quality. I know I should be patient and flexible, but with so many good movies out there to watch, both new and old, I need a fair democratic way of selecting something to watch. I’d like you to take this opportunity to help friends, roommates, and significant others everywhere who are frustrated by the shared media consumption selection process, and come up with a set of rules governing this “Chris Approved” method. Personally I’m partial to making a list of movies we each want to watch, then eliminate all that do not overlap, and go from there, but I leave this question open ended for you to be creative with finding a fair solution that is as simple, or as complex as you wish to make it.”

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How To Save The Die Hard Franchise, What's The Most You'd Pay For A Movie Ticket, Stranger Things 3, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Toxic Avengers, Jordan Peele Dec 11, 2018

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On the December 11, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film weekend editor Brad Oman, and senior writer Ben Pearson to talk about the latest movie and tv news, including Die Hard, Stranger Things 3, Spider-Man: Far From Home, Toxic Avengers, Jordan Peele and London movie theater ticket prices.

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Opening Banter: Peter is excited to see Spider-Man again.

In The News:

All the other stuff you need to know:

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Water Cooler: As Christmas Approaches We Rush To Catch-Up On 2018's Award Movies Dec 10, 2018

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On the December 10, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson, and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to talk about what they’ve been up to at the Water Cooler.

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Opening Banter: Christmas is two weeks away, are you prepared?

At The Water Cooler:

What we’ve been Doing:
- Jacob celebrated his Christmas early as he prepares for a season of travel.
- Brad got up his Christmas tree late and is reopening the #BradventCalendar
- Peter went to the Magic Castle as he does weekly, but this time he got to perform a magic trick for Giacchino and Brad Bird. Bought a puzzle and have been coming up with excuses not to complete it.
- Hoai-Tran saw Harry Potter and the Cursed Child and didn’t hate it!
What we’ve been Reading:
- Chris started reading an advance copy of The Sopranos Sessions by Alan Sepinwall and Matt Zoller Seitz.
- Jacob started reading Console Wars by Blake Harris and has been revisiting Silver Surfer by Dan Slott and Michael Allred.
- Peter has been reading more of the Miles Morales arc of Ultimate Spider-Man.
What we’ve been Watching:
- Peter, while sorting out the puzzle watched The Christmas Chronicles, and because we were too lazy to get to the Apple TV remote, The Princess Switch came on. We watched the first two episodes of the Bravo television adaptation of Dirty John, and a screener of The Favourite. Saturday he got some good use of his AMC A-List pass, seeing Anna and the Apocalypse and a sneak preview of Bumblebee.
- Chris watched Springsteen on Broadway, A Simple Favor, The Favourite and Can You Ever Forgive Me?
- Brad watched the first few episodes of the second season of Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
- Jacob watched so much Jeopardy. He also watched The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, You Were Never Really Here, and Hearts Beat Loud. But also Pottersville?
- Ben watched If Beale Street Could Talk, RBG, The Good Place, and Mortal Engines
- Hoai-Tran saw Bumblebee, The Favourite, Roma, Mary Queen of Scots, and They Shall Not Grow Old.
What we’ve been Eating:
- Peter tried some Holiday beverages at AMC and has been eating at SLAB.
- Brad had KFC’s Chicken and Waffles, found a suitable replacement for Apple Beer in Nature’s Nectar Sparkling Apple Cider
What we’ve been Playing:
- Jacob played Super Smash Bros. Ultimate, Steam World Dig, and Steam World Heist.

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Avengers Endgame Trailer Reaction/Analysis, How Captain Marvel Might Be Connected To Captain America, Crazy Rich Asians, Aquaman 2, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Kevin Hart, Plastic Man Dec 07, 2018

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On the December 7, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film weekend editor Brad Oman and writer Hoai-Tran Bui to talk the latest film and tv news, including Crazy Rich Asians, Aquaman 2, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Kevin Hart, Plastic Man, and we’ll take a closer look at the Avengers: Endgame and Captain Marvel trailers.

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Opening Banter: It’s a sunny day in Los Angeles, this has been your weather update for today.

In The News:

HT: ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ Sequels to Shoot Back-to-Back
Brad: ‘Aquaman’ Sequel Already Being Planned
Peter: How Many People Will Get to Experience Disneyland’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge Each Day?
HT: Kevin Hart Steps Down as the 2019 Oscars Host
Brad: ‘Plastic Man’ Movie In Development at Warner Bros.

Trailer Reaction: ‘Avengers: Endgame’ Trailer: Dust Yourself Off and Try Again
- Jacob comes on to play a clip about our Avengers 4 predictions
- What do we think of the name?
- What do we think of the trailer?

In The Spoiler Room:

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What Is and IS NOT a Christmas Movie, Golden Globe Nominations, Chucky, 21 Jump Street, Resident Evil, MoviePass, Die Hard Dec 06, 2018

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On the December 6, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Filmed weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writer Chris Evangelista to talk the latest film and tv news, including Golden Globe nominations, Chucky, 21 Jump Street, Resident Evil, MoviePass, and Die Hard. And /Film Managing Editor Jacob Hall joins us to discuss what is and isn’t a Christmas Movie.

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Opening Banter: It’s pouring in Los Angeles today!

In The News:

In Our Feature Presentation:

/Film Managing Editor Jacob Hall joins us to debate What Is A Christmas Movie, And What Is Not?

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How Do You Make A Disney Movie About A Empathetic Dog Murderer? Daredevil, Snake Eyes, John Grisham, Oscars, Between Two Ferns, James Cameron & Tom Cruise Dec 05, 2018

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On the December 5, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film senior writer Ben Pearson and writer Chris Evangelista to talk the latest film and tv news, including Daredevil, Snake Eyes, John Grisham, The Oscars, Cruella, Between Two Ferns and James Cameron & Tom Cruise.

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In The News:

Special birthday shout-out.

Other articles mentioned:

Matthew Ball twitter thread Peter mentioned about Daredevil

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Why Netflix Needs Friends, Interview With Captain Marvel Star Brie Larson, Prince, Halo, Star Wars and Shang-Chi Dec 04, 2018

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On the December 4, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall and senior writer Ben Pearson to talk the latest film and tv news, including Christmas Chronicles, Netflix, Prince, Halo, Star Wars and Shang-Chi. An in Our Feature Presentation, we share our on set interview with Captain Marvel star Brie Larson.

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In The News:

Plug: HT’s ‘Captain Marvel’ Trailer Breakdown: Captain Marvel Goes Full Binary and More Details You Missed

In Our Feature Presentation:

Brie Larson Talks About Her Intense ‘Captain Marvel’ Training, Meeting Kelly Sue DeConnick and More [Set Visit Interview]

Other articles mentioned:

Marvel Comics Untold Book

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Water Cooler: Aquaman, Spider-Man, Stranger Things, Roma, The Favourite, Vice, Minding The Gap, Shirkers, Creed II, Dec 03, 2018

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On the December 3, 2018 episode of /Film Daily, /Film editor in chief Peter Sciretta is joined by /Film managing editor Jacob Hall, weekend editor Brad Oman, senior writer Ben Pearson and writers Hoai-Tran Bui and Chris Evangelista to talk about what we’ve been up to at the Water Cooler.

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Opening Banter: It’s officially December!

At The Water Cooler:

What we’ve been Doing:
- Jacob finally finished his office over a year after moving into his house; he also finished his Christmas shopping early.
- Peter took Jacob’s advice and bought a weighted blanket at target, he also started doing Butcher Box.
- Hoai-Tran covered the Aquaman junket in New York where she got to witness Jason Momoa seeing his wax mannequin for the first time.
- Brad went to Top Golf as part of his girlfriend’s birthday celebrations
What we’ve been Reading:
- Jacob has been perusing Stranger Things: Worlds Turned Upside Down
What we’ve been Watching:
- Peter attended the world premiere of Mary Poppins Returns, and has been playing end of the year catch-up, and watched Paddington 2, Roma, Vice, Minding The Gap, Shirkers and Bohemian Rhapsody. He also watched the first episode of Death By Magic on Netflix.
- Jacob watched The Favourite, The Great British Baking Show Holiday, Saint, and The Christmas Chronicles. He also saw Suspiria again.
- Chris watched Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, The Great British Baking Show Holiday Special, and The Christmas Chronicles.
- Hoai-Tran saw Aquaman, Creed II, Burning, rewatched Legally Blonde and watched half of The Christmas Prince: The Royal Wedding.
- Brad saw Ralph Breaks the Internet and Green Book, introduced his girlfriend to Christmas Vacation and A Christmas Story.
- Ben watched Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse and The Ballad of Buster Scruggs
What we’ve been Eating:
- Peter forgot to talk about this last week, but while he was off his diet he had a double popcorn offering at AMC and wonders what the team thinks about this.
- Brad discovered the exquisite nectar that is Apple Beer.
What we’ve been Playing:
- Jacob played Welcome To and has been devouring some Achtung Cthulhu manuals.

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