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Let’s B-Reel – Episode 24: What is happening with the DCEU?!

James Lusty01 mins

On today’s show, we cover:

Today we will be covering…
– Warner Bros Discovery cancelling Batgirl
– Lady Gaga confirms her role as Harley Quinn in the upcoming Joker sequel
– The Daniels (directors of ‘Everything Everywhere All at Once’) Signing an Exclusive Five-Year Pact With Universal
– Conor McGregor making his acting debut in a Jake Gyllenhaal-Led film called ‘Road House’ for Prime Video
– Our thoughts on the Chris Rock and Will Smith controversy after just seeing Chris Rock live last night
– Our Reaction to The Banshees of Inisherin trailer
– And our box office roundup

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Let’s B-Reel – Episode 18: Is It Too Late for Obi-Wan Kenobi to Right its Wrongs?

Nayan Vallabh01 mins

On today’s show, we cover:

– First look at The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes
– Ted Lasso season 3 to the be the last in series
– Joker sequel announcement
– Black Adam trailer reaction
– Ms Marvel: Episode 1 Review
– Our thoughts on Obi-Wan: Kenobi: Episode 4
– And our Box Office Roundup

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The Dark Knight – Review

Nayan Vallabh210 mins

The Dark Knight exceeds the parameters of comic book filmmaking and filmmaking in general by delving into real world themes and utilising those core thematics against the main characters. Fantastic performances by the cast – headlined by Heath Ledger, box office success and a pop culture icon, The Dark Knight has changed the way we…

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Batman (1989) – Review

Nayan Vallabh24 mins

Gone are the days of Batman being seen as a campy character with a sidekick from the Adam West era. Tim Burton’s Batman (1989) reintroduces the character in a different light, black body armor suit, darker tone and less silly jokes. Batman (1989) has reinvented the character and has been built upon within future films…

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