The Review at the End of the Universe
Avengers: Age of Ultron recently celebrated its 10th anniversary so the Kneel Before Pod Avengers assemble to look back on the film. The conversation covers attempts at themes, consistency within the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the aversion to endings and much more.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol.3 closes out James Gunn’s trilogy and Kneel Before Pod is here to discuss it. The conversation covers exposition, subjective comedy and characters changing between films.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
The loveable band of misfits come together for one last mission to save one of their own in James Gunn’s Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3.
Last year, Hawkeye ran on Disney+ and Kneel Before Pod finally gets around to having a conversation about it. The discussion covers delivering on what was promised, mentoring and the spirit of Christmas.
“So This Is Christmas?”
Hawkeye completes its first -and possibly only- season with revelations, betrayals and answering whether Clint makes it home for Christmas.
“Ronin”
Hawkeye picks up the pieces from the recent confrontation as various characters realise that the situation is more complicated than they thought.
“Partners, Am I Right?”
Hawkeye doubles down on the Clint/Kate partner dynamic when Clint lets her accompany him on his mission to retrieve stolen items.
“Echoes”
Hawkeye introduces a new major character while continuing to build the bond between Clint and Kate.
“Never Meet Your Heroes” and “Hide and Seek”
The Marvel Cinematic universe goes back to one of the original Avengers in Hawkeye; a Christmas set Disney+ TV series where the titular Archer just wants to have a quiet life with his family.
John Lee Hancock tells the story of the rise of iconic fast food franchise McDonalds from a single restaurant to multinational behemoth in The Founder. The film follows Ray Kroc (Michael Keaton), a salesman always on the lookout for the next big thing. When we meet him he is trying to sell a milkshake mixing…
