It’s Episode #185 for Ant-Man, in which our protagonist talks about the Marvel streak, frets about their editorial past and also reflects on how the biggest fights can look tiny and inconsequential from a different height. Wow, that’s deep, man. [ad#horiz-ad] Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable iPod version here. Want to subscribe to our …

It’s Episode #184 for Tomorrowland, in which our protagonist appreciates ornery Clooney, marvels at his co-stars, and still doesn’t have a jetpack. [ad#horiz-ad] Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable iPod version here. Want to subscribe to our Wayhomers as a video podcast? Here’s your link. Related posts: Wayhomer Review #124: Abraham Linco…

Yes, have some. It’s Episode #183 for Mad Max: Fury Road 3D, in which our protagonist wonders at the amount of automotive splode, the mayhem that exists inside George Miller and also he somehow manages not to be influenced to drive home like a frickin’ maniac. Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable iPod version here. Want to subscribe to our…

Bailey says: Widge says: It’s Episode #182 for The Avengers: Age of Ultron, in which our protagonist is joined by previous Avengers movie reviewer Bailey and they discuss a film with Cecil B. DeMille-level amounts of characters, a user-friendly Gordian knot of plotlines and the finer points of Cap’s helmet. Direct link for the feedreaders. Download…

Note: This episode is taken from the archives and was recorded before A) Widge’s computer blew up and 2) Widge’s car’s transmission died. It’s been fun. It’s Episode #181 for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1, in which our protagonist discusses franchise creep, a cast that’s doing the best they can with the material they’ve been given and a film …

It’s Episode #180 for Kingsman: The Secret Service, in which our protagonist definitely feels like his wardrobe needs some work, wishes he could look as cool in spectacles and marvels at watching Mr. Darcy provide some admirable beatdowns. [ad#shortpost] Direct link for the feedreaders. Downloadable iPod version here. Want to subscribe to our Wayho…

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Words are slippery creatures. They can get away from you when you least expect it. That’s why Aaron Poole recommends you keep a few in reserve for that time of emergency. Don’t just stand there with your face hanging out. Grab yourself a new word! Accept no substitutes! He has a word you can use! In conversation! When you write things down! Even on…