On this episode we discuss Captain America, Brave New World.

Screenplay by Aldous Huxley. Hey, everyone. Welcome to the Flop House. I'm Dan McCoy.

Oh, hey, Dan McCoy. It's me, Stuart Wellington.

Hey, Dan and Stuart, it's Elliot Kalin. Who's got the smoothest radio boy? I don't know. You're in trouble, Elliot. I didn't know we were doing this. Yeah, Dan's going to beat. Yeah, I mean, I think it's a race to the bottom for me and Dan, bottom being the deepest voice. Elliot, there's no way you can compete.

I don't know about that.

We got a real bridge troll just wandered in.

Which one of you, Billy Goats, is going to be by dinner.

Quit, trick it.

Give him some riddles to solve. This is, of course, a bridge troll podcast.

No, it's a podcast where we watch a bad movie and then we talk about it.

How do we define bad?

Well, a movie that was either rejected by audiences or critics or both.

This one.

Or Dan was at the bus stop and somebody was like, this movie stays!

And you're like, Chase Sherman from the critic is taking the same bus?

Yeah, this animated character from a canceled show from 20 years ago?

Or it's 30 years ago.

Okay, sir, I will do the show you, the movie you want me to on my podcast.

If you stop harassing me.

I mean, he would have crushed as a podcast host. Oh, for sure. Yeah. Well, I mean, all that unfettered negativity, sure. Oh, yeah, yeah. We try to be nice, even though we're a little bit negative. Do we try to be nice? I think so. I think we don't have to try, Ellie. It comes naturally. Yeah, I think we try not to be as mean as we could be. Yeah. Oh, okay. In this world, that means nice. That's nice. Yeah. If you don't actively kick a stranger as you pass by them, you're a nice man in this world. Yeah. Yeah. We watched Captain America, Brave New World. The other than at this point, Thunderbolts, the most recent Marvel cinematic universe. There's another one coming out. Yeah. First steps. Fantastic Four, first steps in a couple of weeks. And probably, guys, I'm going to go out of limb. I think there's going to be another one after that. Yeah, I think there's going to be at least one more and it's going to have 400 actors in it. Yeah. I think it's bad when they're like, we got to figure out how to promote the Marvel movies because the gas is kind of running out on them. I know, we'll just list the names of the thousand people who are in it.

It's like, I don't know if that's going to do it anymore, guys. I don't know if just

shoveling in mounds and mounds of actors into the movie, like coal into a train hopper is going to do it.

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