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Wish Steve Jobs Died Earlier

Join us as we dive into a new episode filled with tech woes, cinema antics, and our detailed review of the latest Superman movie. From our struggles with Zoom and the absurdities of MacBook design to the hilarious yet frustrating experience with a fellow cinema-goer, we set the stage for a lively discussion.
Moving on to the main event, we delve into the new Superman film, exploring its fresh approach to a classic superhero. With no drawn-out origin story, this version dives straight into action, presenting Superman as a relatable yet mighty hero facing both his inner and outer challenges. We discuss the film's vibrant tone, how it contrasts with previous DC offerings, and what this could mean for the future of superhero movies.

28 Years Later: WTF Was That

Join us as we dive into the chaotic world of movies, exploring the much-anticipated comeback of '28 Years Later.' We unpack the wild journey of the film, discussing its twists, turns, and unexpected moments that leave us questioning everything. From a heartfelt father-son adventure to bizarre Jimmy Savile inspired characters, this episode has it all!
Tune in for our candid conversation on cinema experiences, sequel speculations, and the unexpected emotions that '28 Years Later' evokes. Whether you're a fan of the franchise or a newcomer to the madness, our episode offers insights and laughs as we navigate through this cinematic rollercoaster.

Morons like it RAW

In this lively episode, join the "Morons" as they dive into the world of WWE wrestling with a comedic twist. The nearly 40-year-old hosts share their humorous insights and experiences from attending WWE Raw live at the Hydro. From discussing the thrilling appearance of John Cena to the unfolding drama in the wrestling universe, this episode is filled with wrestling banter and backstage rumours.
Get ready for a rollercoaster of emotions as they debate on Jey Uso's role, speculate about El Grande Americano's entertaining antics, and witness the unexpected twists in the world of wrestling contracts and rivalries. With predictions for upcoming matches and a touch of nostalgia, this episode is a must-listen for all wrestling enthusiasts.
 
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First Thing She Done Was Shag It: Black Mirror Ep3

In this episode, join the hosts as they take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with discussions about retro movies like the 1995's Mighty Morphin Power Rangers and the evolution of video game graphics. The conversation then shifts to the world of Black Mirror Season 2, where they delve into the series' thought-provoking themes.
First, they discuss the episode "Be Right Back," exploring the unsettling concept of technology resurrecting the deceased and the emotional complexities that arise from such advancements. The hosts then analyse "White Bear," a gripping episode that challenges the morality of society's fascination with punishment and justice.
Join the morons as they share their spirited debates and humorous tangents, making for an engaging and entertaining episode filled with both nostalgia and futuristic reflections.
 
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The Flying Guy

The latest episode of Morons Reviewing Everything delves into the captivating world of cinema and its sometimes overwhelming influence on our perceptions. We explore how initial reactions can be influenced by the cinema experience, particularly when discussing the journey from cinema-induced hype for movies like Spider-Man to the reflective realization that perhaps scores were too generous.
Our main focus is a review of 'Captain America: A Brave New World.' Join us as we dissect the new phase of the Marvel universe, evaluate the execution of action scenes, and give insight into the characterization and story development. While opinions vary, the review underscores a yearning for grounded and coherent storytelling amidst the expansive multiverse narrative.
This episode also offers a sneak peek into Marvel’s Phase 6, highlighting upcoming titles like Thunderbolts and speculating on their potential impact. Our panel dives deep into the intricacies of connecting storylines, acknowledging both loyal fandom excitement and cinematic critique. Whether you're a Marvel die-hard or a casual moviegoer, this lively discussion offers valuable insights and entertainment.www.beer52.com/Morons to get your free case of incredible craft beer

Same Old Stories, Same Old Friends: Black Mirror Ep.3

In this episode, we delve into the intricate dynamics of modern communication and personal privacy, juxtaposed with a review of the Black Mirror episode titled 'The Entire History of You.' Our hosts discuss the implications of a world where technology records every memory, questioning the impact on relationships and personal freedoms. We also touch upon the importance of meaningful discussions yet light-heartedly acknowledge how much we don't know about each other despite regular conversations.
Join us as we humorously explore the absurdities of multiple group chats, tackle the intricacies of a possible techno-dystopian future, and reminisce about past personal interactions. Whether it's about wrestling, movies, or the puzzling nature of human connection, we explore it all while sharing a few laughs along the way.
 
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Dystopian Realities: Black Mirror Ep.2

Welcome back to another engaging episode of Morons Reviewing Everything. In today's captivating discussion, we delve into the second episode of the Black Mirror series, "15 Million Merits." This intriguing installment of Black Mirror transports us to a dystopian world where people's lives revolve around cycling on exercise bikes to earn credits, set against the backdrop of a society that thrives on entertainment and competition.
Our hosts explore the complexities of this world, where Bing, the protagonist, navigates the relentless cycle of daily existence as he aspires to help a woman achieve her dream on a singing competition show. Throughout the episode, the team dissects the social commentary embedded within the storyline, debating the merits of the concept and execution, the ambiguous nature of its narrative, and the powerful performances that drive the plot forward.
Join us as we critique the acting brilliance, explore the philosophical undertones, and rate the premise, performance, and overall enjoyment of Black Mirror's "15 Million Merits." Whether you're a fan of the series or new to Black Mirror, this episode promises to offer insightful commentary and lively debate. Stay tuned for more reviews and discussions as we continue to explore the fascinating worlds of television and film.

Pog Chucking and Pig Fucking: Black Mirror Ep.1

Join the Morons for a nostalgia-soaked ramble through childhood collectibles! Remember the thrill of trading pogs, sticker books, and that one dodgy holographic football card yer mate swore was "rare"? Well, strap in as the gang compares those treasures to today’s virtual loot like Fortnite skins and FIFA packs—aye, the modern-day equivalent of getting yer lunch money swindled in pixels!
But it’s no’ all fun and games. Things take a Black Mirror turn (literally) as the crew dives headfirst into the bonkers, cringe-inducing "National Anthem" episode. Ever wondered how far a Prime Minister would go for public approval? Spoiler alert: pretty far. Expect scathing banter, eyebrow-raising hypotheticals, and a hearty dose of “what on earth is wrong wi’ folk these days?”
With their signature mix of daft humor and deep thinking, the Morons pick apart tech, telly, and the moral messes we keep getting ourselves into. So, whether you’re a pog hoarder or a FIFA fanatic, this episode’s got something for every wee numpty and big thinker alike! 🐷💻

Fuck Hulk Hogan - Morons Reviewing Wrestling

Welcome to the excitement of WWE's debut on Netflix, where nostalgia meets modern wrestling in a must-watch event! Dive into the electrifying world of wrestling with matches that will leave you at the edge of your seat.
From the larger-than-life return of The Rock to the intriguing feud between Drew McIntyre, Roman Reigns, and Solo, this episode is packed with drama and surprises. Witness the emergence of fresh storylines as superstar Seth Rollins battles it out in a remarkable showdown with CM Punk, showcasing a blend of real-life tension and wrestling brilliance.
Experience the chaos, highlights, and heartfelt moments as legends and newcomers clash in the ring, setting the stage for the future of wrestling entertainment in the Netflix era. Dive into unparalleled excitement, where every punch, promo, and plot twist takes you deeper into the heart of wrestling action.

A Goddamn Sexual Tyrannosaurus

Welcome to another engaging episode of Morons Reviewing Movies. In this instalment, we are thrilled to have an additional member, Dave, as we dive into the cult classic, Predator from 1987, starring Arnold Schwarzenegger. This time, it's a fresh experience for our co-host Hunter, who has never seen this sci-fi action gem before, sparking interesting discussions about its iconic one-liners, testosterone-fuelled action, and the uniqueness the film brings to the genre.
Join us as we enjoy a nostalgic trip for some and a new adventure for others, dissecting the elements that make Predator a timeless piece. We explore our hosts' differing viewpoints on the movie, from its macho essence and surprise factors to the humorous contemplation around why it stands out among other 80s action films.
Don't miss out on the intriguing trivia about the cast, the filming anecdotes, and our reflections on what makes this movie a memorable watch, even decades later. Tune in for our spirited review filled with humour, insights, and a hint of 80s cinematic charm.