Movies on Fire with Zach and Mike
Movies on Fire with Zach and Mike
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Neeed a pod to keep you warm? Like movies? Zach and Mike are here for you with Movies on Fire! Join us as we check under the hood of some of cinema's best (and worst) offerings. We cover new movies, old movies, good movies, bad movies and everything in between.
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The podcast explores a variety of cinematic themes, including genre analysis, nostalgic retrospectives, and current film trends, with episodes discussing topics like the implications of sexrobot cinema in Companion, a humorous critique of DC's Broke Ass Batman, and the historical significance of John Wayne's Stagecoach.
Need a pod to keep you warm? Like movies? Zach and Mike are here for you with Movies on Fire! Join us as we check under the hood of some of cinema’s best (and worst) offerings. We cover new movies, old movies, good movies, bad movies and everything in between.
In this episode Michael and Zach review the beloved new entry in Marvel’s™ long running Marvel Cinematic Universe™ by Marvel Disney™, a proud subsidiary of the Walt Disney Company™. But hey while you’re listening to this standout episode why not order a tasty meal from your local Denny’s™? Denny’s™ has been proudly serving customers since 1954 and has since offered up incredible meals like the Hobbit Grand Slam Adventure Menu™ and who could forget Denny’s™ incredible take on the Ben Grimm’s iconic snack, the Thing Burger™? Denny’s-America’s diner is always open!™
*Movies on Fire is not a representative of or any brands or parent companies associated with the Walt Disney Company, Denny’s, Warner Brothers and associated properties or Marvel comics and associated intellectual property. Movies on Fire does not receive any money whatsoever to represent these products and associated brands nor are we paid to express our support…unless you want us to…please…we need the money.
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