Most Disappointing Movies Of All Time - The Weekly Planet Podcast 

It was strange, too here in 2021!

@@tamapajamas it’s pretty funny hearing them not know who zendaya was at the time too

@@ethanfranzen6145 I don’t even watch euphoria and it’s fan channels snuck into my RU-vid algorithm somehow! She’s huge!

wow they correctly predicted Lady Thor and Justin Lin directing a DC film

It's funnier here in the future 2022

0907GC and they called another matrix movie being made

Yeah but like so did everyone else before Thor 2 even came out?

HOT SCOOP!!!

Tru Dat!

El Reino de Andor I'm gonna crochet this onto a throw pillow!

El Reino de Andor

El Reino de Andor Irony at its best, sir

2 years later its still true

YES

Starship Enterprise top 5 easily.

The harambe

Serenity! because... she is home

WyrusETS were you on that leafy video?

@@scoobysnacks1793 That's an odd name for Mason to give his channel.

You mean you only found their channel now? You can go to weeklyplanetpod.libsyn.com if you want to listen the earliest. Its also the most convenient on mobile.

Its fine your wrong but its fine

***** LOL!

Carlos Mella-Rijo LOL to you TOO!!!

same hear man, same hear...

Same here mate

Get me through coursework all the time

Early week office work for me. Typing up docs (really depressing docs too) and I'm snickering to these two.

After my overnight shift and a good breakfast, Love the Weekly Planet

during work! :)

Alexander H iii

we're you really looking for much in fan4stic??

Caleb Ueckert It looked promising due to the cast and crew looking great. Then, I saw the movie. First half was okay, then it turned into shit!!!

Ring a ding ding, I just predicted a thing

+Annoying Nerd this might actually be worse than the "I'm early" jokes. Too bad someone else you know is late ;) ring a ding ding hello abortion.

Wabid Wabbits At least it’s a joke from the podcast

+Mad Matt it basically jumpstarted (bum dum dum) the culteral obsession with exosuits

I loved the world building and the many design elements taken from classic sci-fi concept art, especially the space station itself. Also, you know the minute we get cheap bipedal robots that can do our bidding that this might be our world. :P

podcast site as you can download it for free and then you don't need an Internet connection to listen.

Aww come on it was pretty funny. The "instead of turning to a monkey they get blue hair". Lol! I do miss the SSJ4 transformation tho. :(

sarahsue123 ssj4 makes no sense as a transformation

How do you feel NOW??? hehehe

They talk about it in the video above love and thunder

Same, first half was good. Then it devolved into cool shots of Godzilla, in between aaron Johnson being bland and boring

They killed the wrong family member. Bryan Cranston was the only member of his family that you cared about, and he dies early in the movie. Cloverfield only works if you care enough about the characters to be worried about them. By killing Bryan Cranston, they sent the message that no one in the movie is safe, and anyone could die because they're not afraid to kill anyone....but when Cranston was the only character you cared about, that doesn't work. You have to have a surviving character or characters who you can be equally invested in and worried about. And that's the catch. Cranston's son (Soldier Guy) wasn't boring when Cranston was alive. Cranston seemed deranged and crazy, and Soldier Guy was the voice of reason trying to reel him back in. You don't realize that he's boring until his dad is gone and that context is gone. Had they kept Cranston alive and killed his son while his son seemed to matter, THAT would've made for a MUCH better movie (and an even more grief-filled, tragedy plagued Cranston, as opposed to just Soldier Guy's "Dang, my estranged weirdo dad was right, and died" sort of non-response...). Soldier Guy would still matter enough at that point in the movie for it to seem like "oh shit, they're willing to kill anyone", and then you go on feeling bad for Soldier Guys wife and son, and worrying about how Cranston will survive. And then Cranston trying to get back to save his son's family after his son died "because of him" would be a compelling plot. Not to mention that keeping Cranston, the scientist who identified that all of this (something huge) was going to happen, being alive gives him a solid reason to hang out with Ken Watanabe - the scientist guy who is actually familiar with Godzilla, who studies and follows Godzilla, and the one other real interesting human in the movie who OBVIOUSLY has a whole lot more fascinating stuff to say, but is never given the chance. Having Cranston and Watanabe traveling with the military and being near the action would still make perfect sense, and Soldier Guy's functions could all be fulfilled by whatever random soldiers happen to be hanging around the area.

Me and my husband were laughing during that entire movie, it was horrible. The main guy sucked at everything he did and the worst part was him leaving that child in a crowd of people. Only good part was when godzilla killed that monster by breathing fire in its mouth or whatever.

NO GOD PLEASE NO!!!! NOOOO! NO GOD NO!!

+Terra Emotus did I overreact? Nah.

Terra Emotus Have you seen Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind? Or 23?

+BigFatCock I agree with you 100%, it's just, well, I think he's too old now

nintendolegoboy No he's the perfect age. He doesn't have to be a 'new' villain either. They can have a younger actor play his origin or whatever.

MrDotious Toss a coin to your witcher!

no nuclear man pls

I've been saying this for like a year to all my friends. It would be so perfect. And even if he doesn't play Nightwing, he'd be an awesome Tim Drake Robin.

Yeah he's a little big. But Nightwing isn't scrawny, that's for sure. I do agree that he would have to lose some of the muscle though.

Yeah that's about perfect.

True right? I was looking forward to that movie ever since I am Legend with the little easter egg

Mitch Young The Rogue One theme annoys me, but I guess makes sense