This episode dives deep into "The Adventures of Tintin," exploring its animation style, narrative, and the nostalgic magic it holds for viewers of all ages. The hosts examine the film's connection to contemporary adventure stories, discuss its reception, and offer insights on both its strengths and weaknesses.

• Analyzing the animation style and its impact
• Exploring the film's narrative structure
• Discussing the voice acting and character dynamics
• Reflecting on the film's reception and legacy
• Comparing Tintin to contemporary adventure narratives
• Addressing criticisms and overarching themes

IMDb Synopsis: Intrepid reporter Tintin and Captain Haddock set off on a treasure hunt for a sunken ship commanded by Haddock's ancestor.

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How many movies did you see in 2024? On this bonus episode, with your favorite co-hosts and our guest Philline, there is a good chance we saw them too! We went live on our Twitch channel to discuss 100+ movies that we collectively watched in 2024 and go over our Letterboxd rankings from worst to best! On this episode, we'll recap our movie-watching experiences in 2024, discuss the films we watched, and compare our favorites against the disappointments. We explore the diversity of our ranking choices, share insights on our scores, and engage in a lively discussion about franchise films and sequels. The conversation also highlights personal reflections that sets the stage for future film goals.

For the duration of this engaging dialogue from three different perspectives, we discuss the impact of character development, directorial choices, and the emotional resonance of films, while also highlighting the importance of representation in storytelling. The conversation flows through personal anecdotes and critical analysis, providing listeners with a comprehensive overview of the cinematic landscape of the year. We also explore the significance of storytelling in cinema, the impact of performances, and the generational impact of movies from last year. The conversation culminates in a countdown of our top five movies, highlighting the diversity of genres and themes that resonated with us throughout the year.

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With 2025 just around the corner, we bring back our annual Foresight & Predictions episode to explore the most anticipated movies, TV shows, and video games set to shape the pop culture landscape. Our guest this year is Jay from Super Bracket Bros, and he'll help us reflect on the successes and surprises of 2024 while offering insight into what fans can expect in the new year, including fresh adaptations and beloved franchise returns.

• Recap of significant pop culture highlights from 2024
• Anticipated television shows coming in 2025
• Exciting new movies, sequels, and reboots on the horizon in 2025
• Must-play video games expected to release in 2025
• Music and miscellaneous events to look forward to in 2025

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Join us for another episode of "What Did I Miss?" with our returning guests Kory and Philline as we cover entertainment news from the month of December. The cinematic world is buzzing, and so are we! We' discuss the upcoming Mummy reboot helmed by Lee Cronin and produced by Blumhouse Productions, debate the potential for a mix of horror and comedy in this adaptation, and ponder how Blumhouse might revitalize Universal's classic monsters.

Meanwhile, DC Comics is shaking things up with "Harley Quinn Farttacular: Silent Butt Deadly" and we can't help but laugh at the potential collector's item it might become. Our lively chat also includes a fan-casting brainstorm for a potential "Hamilton" movie and our thoughts on the upcoming Bluey film! We go through some extra stories via our Discord round-up before wrapping up the episode with a game of Jeopardy! Dive into these discussions and more as we journey through the pop culture news from this past month.

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What happens when you blend the year's most captivating films, thrilling games, and unforgettable music into one epic podcast episode? Join us on The Wait For It Podcast as we take you through our highly anticipated 2024 Year-End Awards Recap. We're not just revisiting the year; we're celebrating it with insights and opinions that spotlight the best and the brightest in entertainment. Expect captivating clips and contributions from many of our friends and fellow content creators along the way!

As we journey through this vibrant year of entertainment, don't miss out on our humorous and heartfelt takes on what made 2024 truly special.

This year's categories are:

• Best Picture
• Best Animated Picture
• Best TV Show
• Game of the Year
• Anime of the Year
• Song of the Year
• Artist of the Year

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Andrew from FN'Gamers
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Badr from The Short Box: A Comic Book Talk Show
Jay and Eli from Super Bracket Bros
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& Philline!

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Welcome to the Fifth Annual Podcast Holiday Crossover Special! We have Super Bracket Bros, Your Friendly Neighborhood Gamers, Game of Groans and The Wait for It Podcast all joining together to bring holiday cheer from the Super Bracket Bros Cinematic Universe (SBBCU).

If you enjoy this bonus episode, let us know! And please check out all the podcasts represented on this episode! Thank you, and we hope you had a Merry Christmas and happy holidays!

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Could Marvel Rivals be the ultimate successor to Overwatch? Join us as we break down the thrilling elements of this new superhero team-based PvP shooter that has captured our gaming hearts. From the initial waves of skepticism to its triumphant rise as a gaming community favorite, Marvel Rivals offers a refreshing twist on team-based combat. Discover why this free-to-play gem has become a staple in our gaming rotation and how it manages to sidestep the pitfalls that tripped up its predecessors.

In our in-depth discussion, we explore the strategic layers of Marvel Rivals, boasting a diverse roster of over 30 characters, each with unique abilities that demand mastery of character synergy and counter-strategies. Personal favorites like Moon Knight and Peni Parker are showcased, alongside the game's approach to balancing each hero's strengths and weaknesses. We also touch on the social dynamics of online play, pondering the challenges and thrills of engaging with strangers and the perks of having friends on your team.

On the technical front, Marvel Rivals impresses with its fast matchmaking and a seamless release, though there's room for improvement. We highlight the desire for features like cross-platform progression and a more structured matchmaking system for solo players. While these tweaks could enhance the experience further, the game already offers a joyride across PCs and consoles. With suggestions like a sprinting feature to up the pace, we invite listeners to give Marvel Rivals a chance, whether you're a seasoned gamer or a curious newcomer.

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Imagine uncovering the magic of Satoshi Kon's work through a film where humor and heart converge in the bustling streets of Tokyo with a group of homeless people and a miracle child. That's exactly what happened on this month's edition of 'International Feature' as we confront our initial doubts about older anime and celebrate the timeless charm of the 2003 classic 'Tokyo Godfathers'.

As we discuss this unconventional Christmas story, we unravel the intricate dynamics between three compelling characters and their miraculous journey with an unexpected child. The film weaves themes of homelessness and family estrangement into a tapestry that resonates with universal appeal. We acknowledge its emotional depth and character development and marvel at Satoshi Kon's ability to balance humor and darker themes, crafting a narrative that's both entertaining and thought-provoking. Our take on how Tokyo Godfathers compares to other holiday films adds a fresh perspective to the season's lineup.

Letterbox'd Synopsis: On Christmas Eve, three homeless people living on the streets of Tokyo discover a newborn baby among the trash and set out to find its parents.

Want deep dives into Japanese and American pop culture's effect on history, the history of genres and franchises, and philosophy behind and within said content? Check out our buddy Kory over at The World is My Burrito Podcast.

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