Marvelous Marathon

A nearly FOUR hour episode? How fitting! Katelyn eats her words and does the one thing she swore she’d never do: see The Fantastic Four: First Steps. Wil and Katelyn definitively answer the question of whether or not these are “their guys”, whether or not Wil’s impression of Ben Grimm is good (or even accurate), and whether or not JQuinn is hot in this movie. But when faced with deciding what the exact correct opinion of this movie...

Flame on! Wil and Katelyn launch headfirst into the second half of Super Fantastic July with 2005’s Fantastic Four. Join them on the journey through this unfortunately forgettable plot, the goofy characters, and the Chris Evans of it all. In true MM fashion, they focus only on the important details: how much a digital camera cost in 2005, whether or not a bar is playing a physical record in 2005, and what Sue’s character literally ...

Look up! Wil and Katelyn try to avoid getting doxxed for their opinions on the new Superman movie. Listen as they chronicle the good, the bad, and the ugly pants.

The greatest hits and dumbest bits: Wendell Pierce Summer, Twisters is the Perfect Movie, Katelyn’s House Corner, The Blizzard is a metaphor, Wil is [REDACTED] David Corenswet in Katelyn's Instagram DMs, Katelyn Chugs an Emergen-C, David Corenswet’s Pants Watch, & The ...

It’s a bird! It’s a Blague! No, it’s Superman: The Movie (1978)! Wil exposes Katelyn’s insane DC movie history to the masses, and catalogues the comically villainous producers and overall behind-the-scenes drama of this iconic blockbuster. Wil and Lois Lane both fangirl over Superman, and Katelyn inundates Wil with five hundred questions that he simply does not have answers to. You’ll believe a man can fly—and you’ll also believe a...

Wil and Katelyn reach back into the Marvelous Mailbag and answer more listener questions with thoughtful analysis (see: the dumbest ideas you’ve ever heard). They eulogize MuppetVision3D, laud Trap (2024), and apologize to all of the gay nerds who “um, actually”d them. While discussing the way that their opinions on the MCU have changed over the years, movies that they feel spiritually connected to, why superhero movies are so popu...

Wil and Katelyn watch every Marvel Movie Ever… except for when they want to talk to YOU! They answer the most pressing and important listener questions, such as “Which one of the two of you would have disappeared during The Snap?” (DidThanosKill.Me) and “What genres would you like to see the MCU explore?”. They also discuss their most beloved albums of the year so far: Djo’s “The Crux” and Lady Gaga’s “Mayhem”. They try their best ...

Mutant Alert! Wil and Katelyn jump into the spectacular world of mutants with X-Men: First Class. Wil researches the X-Men comics to the point of complete nervous breakdown, and Katelyn invites us into the sacred space of early 2000’s online forums. Listen in as they discuss the genuinely moving relationship of Charles and Erik, the wonderful found family of the X-Men, and the twisted web of every Mutant Moment. Come along; this mo...

Wil and Katelyn watch every marvel movie ever in order except for not exactly because there is literally a marvel movie in theaters right now!!! Your fearless co-hosts take a field trip to the cinema to see Thunderbolts (DING! asterisk). Is the MCU so back? Or is it so over? Tune in as they dissect the surprisingly striking action sequences, get a bit weepy over the character relationships, generally fangirl over Lewis Pullman, and...

Wil and Katelyn enter the Tobey Maguire-verse and watch Spider-Man (2002). Join them as they discuss everyone’s favorite superhero, and the movie that launched seven other movies. After proclaiming this episode to be shorter than the first one, they talk for nearly three hours about this movie, making sure to only discuss the most important aspects (what kind of light Uncle Ben was installing for two seconds in one scene, etc.), fa...

In the pilot episode of the project that will likely grow to define the rest of their young lives, Wil and Katelyn watch one of the most divisive movies of all time, and the technical First Marvel Movie: Howard the Duck (1986). Wil brings the tale of how this movie came to be, and Katelyn makes sure no one walks away from here without a firm understanding of just how much she hated this film. Join them at the party and talk in the ...