Ninja Talk!: Recent Episodes
Ninja Talk!
In this episode the panel discusses the current state of the MCU. Reviewing the current slate of movies/Disney + series that will be released this year and giving our thoughts on what the future holds for the MCU going forward.
In this episode the panel discusses the current state of the DCEU and things we'd like to see going forward.
To kick off the new year the panel discusses the recent Sony pictures production Venom 2: Let There Be Carnage starring Tom Hardy and Woody Harrelson.
In this episode the panel discusses the 2020 film The New Mutants now streaming on HBOmax.
In this episode the panel discusses the recently released Marvel's Shang Chi. Stay tune as we dive into the first official big screen movie of phase 4.
In this episode the panel reviews Suicide Squad (2016) and the newly released The Suicide Squad (2021) both streaming on HBOmax.
We discuss both Part 1 and Part 2 of the classic comic now adapted into an animated movie.
In this episode the panel focuses on the 6-episode series Loki now streaming on Disney plus. We’ll be breaking down the show as a whole, discussing some of our favorite scenes and we try to make sense of the madness that is the TVA. So join us as we traverse the sacred timeline and share our thoughts on what the future holds for Loki and the MCU going forward.
In this weeks episode the panel reviews Batman: Hush, arguably one of the best if not the best DC animated movie in the new 52 lineup.
In this episode the panel discusses different powers from multiple outlets and what we would do with said powers.
In the this episode the panel discusses what makes a great villain and who we think takes the top spot.
In this weeks episode the panel reviews Wonder Women: Bloodlines, another entry in the DC Animated Movie Universe.
In this episode the panel reviews Teen Titans: The Judas Contract now available to stream on HBOmax.
In this episode the panel ranks all 23 super hero movies released by Marvel Studios over the span of 10 years.
In this episode the panel steps away from reviewing and gives some insight on how anime came into our lives. We discuss some of the first anime we watched in minor detail and what keep us on the path of watching anime are all these years.
In this episode the panel focuses on season 1 of Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba and Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba the Movie: Mugen Train (recently released in the west). We share thoughts on the characters, the plot and what we expect for the series going forward.
This episode we discuss Invincible! We discuss our favorite scenes, characters, and overall opinion on the series.
This episode the panel discusses the recently rebooted Mortal Kombat movie now streaming on HBOmax. We give our thoughts on the movie as a whole and share some comparisons between this version (2021) and the 1995 version. Stay tuned as we give our opinions on what we thought was done well, what could have been better and how high our hopes are for the sequel.
In this episode we will be focusing on the 6-episode mini-series Falcon and the Winter Solder now streaming on Disney plus. We will be breaking down the series, discussing some our favorite scenes and some foreshadowing we may have picked up on throughout the show. Stay tuned as we will also be sharing our thoughts on what the future holds for falcon and the winter solder in the MCU.
In this episode we will be focusing on the 5-episode series Afro Samurai and the movie Afro Samurai: Resurrection which picks up where the series left off. We will give our thoughts on both, along with somethings we enjoyed and things we didn’t. So, tune in as we embark on a revenge fueled journey for the #1 headband with Afro Samurai.
In this episode the panel focuses on the 9-episode series WandaVision now streaming on Disney plus. We’ll be breaking down the show as a whole and discussing some of our favorite scenes. Join us as we embrace the hex and share our thoughts on what the future holds for the Scarlet Witch and the MCU going forward.
In this episode the panel focuses on the animated movie Spirited Away, released in 2001 and was directed by the legendary Hayao Miyazaki of Studio Ghibli. The studio is also known for movies such as My Neighbor Totoro(1988), Princess Mononoke(1997) and Howl's Moving Castle(2004). Join us as we dive deep into the spirit world and give our overall analysis on one of greatest movies of all time.
In this episode the panel will be giving our thoughts and analysis on DC's the Justice League movies. In particular the theatrical cut done by Josh Whedon and the recently released Snyder cut on HBO Max. Join us as we dive into some of our favorite scenes, awesome character moments and ultimately where they fall on the comic movie scale.