The Incomparable Podcast, number 57, September 2011.

We're back on The Incomparable.

I'm Jason Snell, your host, and we are talking today about this summer's superhero motion pictures. So comic book superheroes brought to the big

screen. There are a crop of them every year. We had four really, I think proper comic book superhero

movies this summer. And joining me today to talk about them are Dan Moran. Hi, Dan. Hi, Jason. Monty, Ashley. Monty, thanks for joining us

again. Glad to. And joining me for the first time, but not the podcast, Tony Sintillar. Tony, welcome. Hi,

I'm Jason. Hi, Jason. Nice to meet you. Nice to sort of, you know, Skype meet you.

Nice to be on a podcast with your previous, previous podcasts.

You appear only when Dan hosts.

I noticed that too.

I hereby resign as the host.

Goodbye.

So, let's start with, oh, I'll say the X-Menmen there was an x-men movie that was not a sequel to those

three three three were there three well do you count the do you count the wolverine one i do

yeah four three and a half wow uh the the third one is the third one the one with the golden gate

bridge that's really terrible the third one is better known as that yeah the one that the one with the Golden Gate Bridge that's really terrible?

The third one is better known as the, yeah, the one directed by Brett Ratner.

Where everybody dies and it's really bad.

I can tell you that I watched the three right after seeing X- or four of them, the week after that came out, because X-Men first class was so great that I was like, I'm going to go out and consume all the other X-Men movies.

Yeah, none of, yeah, let's see, the first one was kind of disappointing.

The second one I thought was better, but not great.

And the third one was horrible.

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