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Ep. 725 - Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (GUEST: Dan Gvozden from The Amazing Spider-Talk)
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David, Jeff, and Devindra discuss the future of the Fast franchise, praise the drama of You Hurt My Feelings, question the ending of Ted Lasson Season 3, and get excited about the return of I Think You Should Leave. Then, it's time to dive into Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse! Dan Gvozden from The Amazing Spider-Talk podcast joins us for this episode.
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Weekly Plugs
Dan - The Hollywood Reporter Easter Eggs Article
David - This Week In Streaming: Silo
Devindra - Street Fighter 6 review, WWDC 2023 preview at Engadget Podcast
Jeff - Cameo
Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)
What we've been watching (~10:10)
Jeff - You Hurt My Feelings, I Think You Should Leave S3
Dan - Ted Lasso S3
David - Reality, From Season 1
Devindra - Clone High S3, Platonic S1
Featured Review (~1:05:15)
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse
SPOILERS (~1:36:53)
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Comments
Amanda
I think the point is that Gwen and Peter B.'s actions feel icky, bc they are. They've drifted so far from what they told Miles "a Spiderman" should be in service of their own goals and desires. Peter B. is going along for the community of Spiderpeople, seemingly for his fears of being a parent of Mayday with her powers, and Gwen is operating from fear and extreme trauma (her dad pulled a gun on her and thinks she killed Lizard Peter) while idolizing a woman that seems to have a lot of baggage in Jessica Drew. They clearly get it together by the end but they aren't being their own definition of "Spiderman".
A & M Mangold
On our field trip to see Across the Spiderverse, they restarted the movie after the first 18 minutes. All 150 kids sat raptured twice for that opening sequence.
