Ep. 516 - Avengers: Endgame Mailbag and Further Analysis (Feat. /Film Daily and Brian Roan from The Film Stage)

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🗓️ 7 May 2019

⏱️ 206 minutes

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Summary

It's a post-Endgame extravaganza! David, Devindra, and Peter open up the mailbag since their feature review of the film, followed by a Slashfilm Daily segment on where each Marvel characters stand at the moment. Last but not least, David chats with Brian Roan, writer and host at The Film Stage, about why Avengers: Endgame might be morally apprehensive.

On Slashfilm.com, read about all the shots manipulated in the trailers and cut from the movie , why the MCU may have a problem with Captain Marvel's power, and spoilers discussion by Peter Sciretta part I and part II.

Read Brian J. Roan's review of Avengers: Endgame on The Film Stage here. Watch David Chen's video essay (contains spoilers) with Slashfilm.com's Ben Pearson here.

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Shownotes (All timestamps are approximate only)

Avengers: Endgame Mailbag (~03:00)

Slashfilm Daily on the status of Marvel characters (~50:00)

David's conversation with Brian Roan (~02:34:00)

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0:00.0	I thought my way out of that cave became my own man.
0:12.0	We lost that love to you.
0:18.0	I know I said no more surprises, but I was really hoping to pull off one last one.
0:28.0	Hello everyone and welcome to the Slash Filmcast. I'm David Chanin with me is.
0:33.0	I'm David from Hardware.
0:34.0	And joining us today he's the editor in chief of Slashfilm.com.
0:37.0	He's also the host of Slashfilm Daily, which you can find at daily.slashfilm.com.
0:42.0	Peter Serreta, Peter, welcome back to Slashfilm. Guess what you're doing today?
0:46.0	I am doing great. I'm excited to be here and talking about Avengers Endgame,
0:51.0	which is a more endgame.
0:54.0	It's just the three of us today, although Jeff will probably be joining us in the form of a sponsorship slot.
0:59.0	But yeah, you can find more episodes of this podcast at Slashfilmcast.com.
1:03.0	You can also email us at Slashfilmcast.gmail.com.
1:06.0	This is going to be a weird, slash different episode than usual.
1:12.0	Rather than doing a full episode with me, Devin and Jeff, we're going to be doing me, Devin and Peter Serreta doing an Avengers Endgame Mailbag.
1:22.0	That is going to be followed by an episode of Slashfilm Daily,
1:27.0	which they recorded many episodes about Avengers Endgame this week.
1:32.0	And they did one episode that I'm going to put in the middle of this episode of the Slashfilmcast.
1:38.0	That's basically about where we left off with all of the characters in Avengers Endgame in terms of the MCU.
1:46.0	What's going to happen with literally every single character?
1:49.0	You run down every single character and what is going to happen with it.
1:54.0	We go to Aunt May. That's how.
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