Intentionally Blank Superhero Movies Before They Were Cool (Part 2) — Intentionally Blank Ep. 130
Nov 30, 2023
The hosts discuss a daring lime heist in Peru that could make for an exciting action movie. They delve into the history and cultivation of citrus fruits, along with the evolution of other crops. The podcast explores various superhero movies like Howard the Duck and Masters of the Universe, analyzing the actors and criticizing the movies. They also deep dive into the production and challenges of a movie featuring director Gary Goddard. The speakers discuss movies like Superman IV, RoboCop, Star Trek Troopers, and Total Recall, and touch upon the increasing popularity of comic book movies. They share their thoughts on superhero movies like 'Dick Tracy,' 'RoboCop 2,' and 'The Rocketeer,' as well as their appreciation for quirky films from the past.
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Childhood Theater Memory: Howard The Duck
- Brandon remembers watching Howard the Duck in theaters at age 11 and found it baffling and awful.
- He notes the film tried to be edgy but landed as dumb and gross instead.
Masters Of The Universe: Ambition Meets Budget
- Brandon and Dan recall Masters of the Universe as a B-movie with big ambitions and limited budget.
- They remember running out of money and an unfinished-looking final fight between He-Man and Skeletor.
Batman Reframed Superhero Possibilities
- Dan says Tim Burton's 1989 Batman showed how to make serious, gritty superhero films for mainstream audiences.
- The film changed his view of what comic-book movies could be.