'The Big Picture' — The Past, Present, and Future of Superhero Movies (Ep. 383)

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🗓️ 17 November 2017

⏱️ 62 minutes

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Ringer editor-in-chief Sean Fennessey is joined by fellow Ringer staffers and comic book enthusiasts Jason Concepcion and David Shoemaker to discuss the evolution, the current state, and the future of the movie universes of DC and Marvel. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0	I'm Sean Phenathy, Editor-in-Chief of The Ringer, and this is The Big Picture.
0:09.6	Very special week at The Ringer, this week.
0:11.4	It is Superhero Week.
0:13.0	We did rank all of the superhero movies.
0:15.1	We are writing about superheroes in sophisticated ways.
0:17.2	We did draft all of the superheroes in order.
0:21.4	And we're making more superhero content here to talk with me about the future and the
0:24.9	past of superhero movies.
0:26.6	We're pleased to be joined by Ringer, Staff Rider, Jason Katsepsi, and Ringer Art Director
0:32.2	and podcaster and wrestling columnist and man about town, David Schumacher.
0:38.0	Man about town.
0:39.0	Wow.
0:40.0	Rack on tour.
0:41.0	Man about office?
0:42.0	Yeah, man.
0:43.0	Yeah.
0:44.0	I do the laps around the office complex with some frequency.
0:46.0	That's true.
0:47.0	So, David and Jason, you guys are here because you, like me, are longtime comic book fans
0:51.4	and also serious watchers and purveyors of comic book movies.
0:56.2	And I wrote in a column earlier this week that superhero movies in a lot of ways are
1:00.0	really the only movies now.
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