207 movies, 1 book, 2 interviews in this series
Superheroes. Vigilantes. Hitmen. Demigods. And the occasional fascist regime in a Guy Fawkes mask.
Now Playing Podcast has reviewed over 200 comic book movies spanning DC, Marvel, Dark Horse, Image, and beyond. From the spandex action of Batman and Spider-Man to the artsy Watchmen, V for Vendetta, and 300, to the cult favorites Hellboy, The Spirit, and Swamp Thing, to even dramas like American Splendor, Road to Perdition, and A History of Violence.
We’ve covered the capes, the cowls, the indies, and the prestige adaptations that barely look like comic books at all.
Big studio tentpoles. Cult oddities. Faithful panels brought to life and “in name only” adaptations that took wild swings. The comic book movie didn’t start with shared universes, and it doesn’t end there either.
Our hosts explore the full spectrum of graphic storytelling on screen, breaking down what works, what doesn’t, and how this once-niche genre took over Hollywood one panel at a time.
Our bad movie sense is tingling!
Venom ate somebody's brain it appears...
It's Reviewin' Time!
Galactus has the munchies and is following a surf dude fo...
Let's face it...this is not the worst thing you've caught...
I am Iron Reviewer!
We have an Incredible Hulk!
HULK REVIEW!
Proof that del Toro would rather hang out with creatures ...
Can the Dark Knight rise as high again?
From Katie Holmes to Maggie Gyllenhaal. That’s not a re...
Arnie, Jakob, and Stuart try to piece this one together...
The final word on parkour
My podcast...she's always there for me
Who watches Watchmen? We do...and review it too!
After this podcast, we're afraid Stryker is going to try ...
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Fantastic Four, Captain America, TMNT, Scott Pilgrim, thi...
Demon in a podcast
Stop! Hammer time!
Who had dirt on Brolin and Malkovich to make this happen?
Next week, Now Playing Podcast will defeat the 7 evil mov...
Karl Urban, how many movies of yours will we review this ...
Once more unto the bifrost, dear friends, once more.