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In this episode, we discuss and review the latest Spider-Man movie, Spider-Man: Brand New Day. We explore its themes of growth, responsibility, and loss. We talk performances, character development, and how the film fits into the broader MCU landscape and what makes this film stand out in the superhero genre.

As mentioned above, this episode does contain spoilers, so if you haven't watched the movie yet, please wait to listen to this episode.

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In this episode of The Pop Cult Experience Podcast, we explore the quirky and fun world of talking animal movies, focusing on the recently released on streaming ‘Sheep Detectives’.

We discuss the casting, characters. quality animation, suspend your disbelief plot twists, and some of our favorite moments, all while sharing our thoughts on the live action talking animal genre.

In this episode, we review the recent Supergirl movie, focusing on Milly Alcock's performance, the film's plot choices, it's strengths and weaknesses, and what we liked and didn't like about the film.

We also discuss some of the unwarranted pre-release internet criticisms levied toward some female led superhero movies.

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It has been but a minute since we did this thing we do, and in this spanking brand new episode we explain our unintentional absence as well as talk about a few of the things that happened in the world of entertainment and pop culture while we've been away as well as all the things we've managed to watch and consume over the last little while.
It's good to be back.
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When a Friday the 13th just happens to fall in October, there is only one thing to do.
Dedicate an entire episode to talking about Friday the 13th franchise.
12 movies. 29 years. 198 kills. The creation of numerous horror movie rules and tropes. 2 horror movie fans bantering on about it for around an hour,

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In honour of Rex Manning, Tyler and Sara discuss and explore iconic workplace movies and TV shows, sharing personal favourites, insider insights and knowledge, and what makes these stories resonate. From Empire Records to The Office, we chat about how these workplace narratives have shaped our perceptions of work, relationships and friendship.

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For those good folk who couldn't make it to our 2022 Year in Review, here is the replay of it for your listening pleasure.

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This week in news and previews, Amazon and Gaiman continue their love affair, Black Superman will soon be flying onto our screens, some familiar faces are returning to Vegas, everyone is suing Disney, Pink does Pink things, Deadpool could be showing up everywhere, Shark the Musical, in Taika we trust, Matt and Ben are friends again, Tom joins Wes's family, and Angel Olsen adds new life to some 80's classics.

We follow that up with Hidden Treasures (A Little Bit Zombie) and Guilty Pleasures (Hudson Hawk).

We then give out a bevy of Flying F...s. In the crosshairs of our Ranting, Raving and Reviewing this week are a couple of video games, Death's Door and Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020, current blockbuster Jungle Cruise, Netflix original Masters of the Universe: Revelations, and the we go back 35 years into the past to rewatch and talk about Howard the Duck in our Retro Rewind segment.

Stick around at the end to hear the cover of "Something Just Like This" from Complicit, featuring Ian Nichols of Double Experience and Carter Peak.

Then stick around again after that, if you want to hear all the spoilers, as we dive a little deeper into our issues with Jungle Cruise and Masters of the Universe.

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