Today on the Marvel Cinematic Universe podcast Jeff is jumping in to fix one of the worst Marvel movies.

Hey guys, I know I've mentioned my new show Monday morning movie Medics before,

but I'm so excited for it to hit the airwaves, especially with the first arc being so near and dear to all of our hearts.

My day job co-worker and co-host John Niles and I had tackled

how to make X-Men Apocalypse be a better film.

Knowing how much of you guys love Marvel films and how... X-Men Apocalypse be a better film.

Knowing how much of you guys love Marvel films

and how we all want them to be good,

I wanted to give you guys a taste of what we did.

The format on 4M, what we call it,

is a little different than what we do here, so I'll break it down.

First, we have an episode discussing the state of the genre around the time of the release of the film,

you know, what it had to contend with, all the other films that were coming out that year, stuff like that.

We also talk about who made the movie, you know, the directors, the writers, the studios

involved.

If it was a sequel, we talk about what it's following, what it had to live up to,

everything going into that.

We then recap the movie scene by scene, picking on it along the way a little bit, then we single

out the good things we would want to keep in a remake of the movie and try to get to the core of what makes the movie ultimately not work.

As we call it, isolate and extract the bad.

Next, we have a few episodes where we brainstorm a new story that will be, you know, we think more cohesive in the end and generally work a little bit better.

This part could last for a couple of episodes that we try to keep to about an hour long a piece.

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