And now, a very special episode of Marveling at the Movies.

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 &lt;p&gt;And now, a very special episode of Marveling at the Movies.&lt;/p&gt;
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Address all complaints to the Monsanto Corporation.

Season 5, Episode 30: A Very Special Episode

San Diego Comic Con 2022 brought a whole wave of announcements of MCU Phase 5 and Phase 6 in Hall H, and Matt and Alexis did not pay attention. Out of the kindness of his heart, Matthew catalogued all of the information and uses this episode to tell his friends all about all the cool things they'll be watching together in the future. And by that, I mostly mean we argue. That's why you listen to the show, right? To hear people that clearly like to record themselves getting into fights?

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 &lt;p&gt;San Diego Comic Con 2022 brought a whole wave of announcements of MCU Phase 5 and Phase 6 in Hall H, and Matt and Alexis did not pay attention. Out of the kindness of his heart, Matthew catalogued all of the information and uses this episode to tell his friends all about all the cool things they'll be watching together in the future. And by that, I mostly mean we argue. That's why you listen to the show, right? To hear people that clearly like to record themselves getting into fights?&lt;/p&gt;
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The MATM Gang reviews all of Marvel's announcements from San Diego Comic Con, and debate as to whether or not this is the final episode of Marveling at the Movies. Again. Maybe.

Season 5, Episode 29: San Diego Comic Con 2022 Special (Or, Is This The Final Episode of Marveling at the Movies?)

The Marveling at the Movies gang watch Ms. Marvel. And, look: I know what you're thinking. "Why is this episode so long?" And... If this is your first episode of the MATM podcast, yeah, OK, maybe this is not the best place to start if you don't like 2.5 hour long arguments. This podcast is longer than Thor: Love and Thunder!!! BUT, if this is not your first episode of MATM, then you will probably not be surprised why exactly the gang spends 30 minutes arguing about just one topic. It's honestly kind of ridiculous. But we don't really edit this show, we kinda just toss it all out there for you to absorb so... uh, have fun.

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 &lt;p&gt;The Marveling at the Movies gang watch Ms. Marvel. And, look: I know what you're thinking. "Why is this episode so long?" And... If this is your first episode of the MATM podcast, yeah, OK, maybe this is not the best place to start if you don't like 2.5 hour long arguments. This podcast is longer than &lt;em&gt;Thor: Love and Thunder&lt;/em&gt;!!! BUT, if this is &lt;em&gt;not &lt;/em&gt;your first episode of MATM, then you will probably not be surprised &lt;em&gt;why exactly the gang spends 30 minutes arguing about just one topic&lt;/em&gt;. It's honestly kind of ridiculous. But we don't really edit this show, we kinda just toss it all out there for you to absorb so... uh, have fun. &lt;/p&gt;
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The gang debates how to define a meal, and other stuff too.

Season 5, Episode 28: Ms. Marvel (Or, YAAdults)

The gang goes to see Thor: Love and Thunder. It's an overall confusing experience; Matt and Alexis typically love Thor but aren't necessarily excited (which is weird), and Matthew knows too much about the movie not because of trailers or anything else but because he's read all the comics (which is unlucky -- but to be fair, when's the last time we did more or less a straight adaptation?). So maybe this is one of those "defy expectations" moments. Or maybe not. I don't know. No one reads this part, right? I'm kinda just vamping to fill out characters.

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 &lt;p&gt;The gang goes to see Thor: Love and Thunder. It's an overall confusing experience; Matt and Alexis typically love Thor but aren't necessarily excited (which is weird), and Matthew knows too much about the movie not because of trailers or anything else but because he's read all the comics (which is unlucky -- but to be fair, when's the last time we did more or less a straight adaptation?). So maybe this is one of those "defy expectations" moments. Or maybe not. I don't know. No one reads this part, right? I'm kinda just vamping to fill out characters.&lt;/p&gt;
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Did anyone else find the goats funny at first but then kinda grating every follow-up sequence? No? Just us? OK. We'll still buy and play Goat Simulator 3.

Season 5, Episode 27: Thor: Love and Thunder (Or, the Return of Electric Kratos)

In the latest episode of Marveling at the Movies, the gang watches the new Doctor Strange movie. Also, they forget everything they said in the pre-show because the distance between recording the pre-show and post-show was really long this time and done for Matthew's convenience (because Matt and Alexis are hard to schedule -- sometimes you'll book Matt for a post-show right after the movie and he'll agree but then later ditch you because he wants to go watch horses race and wear fancy hats or whatever, so Matthew and Alexis have to go bowling and awkwardly dance around any discussion of the movie that might be content worthy!). Anyway, how about that Doctor Strange film, eh?

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 &lt;p&gt;In the latest episode of Marveling at the Movies, the gang watches the new Doctor Strange movie. Also, they forget everything they said in the pre-show because the distance between recording the pre-show and post-show was really long this time and done for Matthew's convenience (because Matt and Alexis are hard to schedule -- sometimes you'll book Matt for a post-show right after the movie and he'll agree but then later ditch you because he wants to go watch horses race and wear fancy hats or whatever, so Matthew and Alexis have to go bowling and awkwardly dance around any discussion of the movie that might be content worthy!). Anyway, how about that Doctor Strange film, eh?&lt;/p&gt;
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The MATM gang goes to see a superhero movie together for the first time since the last time they went to see a superhero movie together.

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