It seems like there are two seasons in film…Blockbuster season and Oscars season.  When one starts and the other ends often blends is difficult to tell, but it’s pretty clear when your in Blockbuster season.  Usually associated with summer, but sometimes crawling into spring.  We look back and some of the best in our Blockbuster season in review for 2017.

Part 1 – Intro – Star Wars Rebels & other animated shows
To kick off the show, Will and Ryan discussed the Star Wars Rebels, and how good it really is.  With a few moments of cheesiness, Star Wars Rebels is truly a great show.  With so much story to unfold, Rebels really dives into much of the Star Wars mythology.  The story is captivating and quite entertaining.  Will just wishes his daughter could be more into it.  Are you excited for season 4?
The show Will’s daughter is really in to is Troll Hunter on Netflix.  Will goes into the show a little and details why it’s worth a watch.
Part 2 – Blockbuster Season in Review
There were so many good movies that came out this year.  There were a few that were simply terrible.  Here is a list of the films we discussed (some are films we didn’t see, but made fun of because of how bad they were in theaters)
John Wick 2
Power Rangers
XXX: The Return of Xander Cage
The Fate of the Furious – April 14
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 – May 5
Alien: Covenant – May 19
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales – May 26
Wonder Woman – June 2
The Mummy – June 9
Baby Driver
Spider-Man Homecoming
War for the Planet of the Apes
The Dark Tower
Credits
So what was the best movie this Blockbuster season?  What was the biggest bomb? Get into conversation at Facebook.com/GeekRevolutionRadio
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Hosts: Will Hatton and Ryan Bennett
Intro Song: “What You Want” composed by Kevin McLeod , licensed under Creative Commons
Interlude Song: “Thief in the Night” composed by Kevin McLeod , licensed under Creative Commons
Credit Song: “Riptide” composed by Kevin McLeod, licensed under Creative Commons