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Reel Chronicles: Episode 02 – Our Top 10 Superhero Movies

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On this week’s episode, David and Luis discuss their all-time top 10 superhero movies and whether Logan deserves to be on their list. In honor of our discussion, we open this week’s episode with Hugh Jackman himself providing sound effects for Logan. You can watch the video here.

1:25 – Stephen King gives a seal of approval of new It. Part One of It hits theaters September 8th.

2:50 – Damien Chazelle’s new film, The First Man, releases next year on October 12th. He teams up with Ryan Gosling once again.

3:55 –  We’ll miss you, Robert Osbourne. Not only was he the long time face of Turner Classic Movies, but he also narrated The Great Movie Ride at Walt Disney World.

5:38 – UNREAL – Exclusive to Reel Chronicles

We can now store everything from a movie to an Amazon gift card on DNA. To learn more about DNA storage and the researchers’ findings, visit here.

8:55 – Blu-ray/DVD Releases out this Tuesday, March 14th

9:34 – SPOILER ALERT for Collateral Beauty – Skip if you don’t want to hear it. Return at 9:51.

10:37 – TV News This Week

13:25 – Buffy the Vampire Slayer celebrated its 20th anniversary this past Friday, March 10th. Check out Gaius’ Top 10 Best, Worst, and Underrated episodes along with his informative tribute, “Buffy Slays 20.”

15:19 – The Bachelor finale tonight on ABC.

15:50 – NCAA Tournament kicks off Tuesday night. March Madness starts Thursday.

16:25 – This is Us on NBC will see its first season finale this Tuesday at 9 p.m. on NBC.

16:40 – Luis just caught up on The Walking Dead.

21:30 – David started watching The Golden Girls.

24:00 – Weekend Box Office – March 10-12 Results

Kong: Skull Island was #1 at the box office with $61 million. Read David’s review here.

27:30 – Luis and David talk their all-time top 10 superhero movies.

Luis’ Top 10 Superhero Movies
  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Guardians of the Galaxy
  3. Watchmen
  4. Captain America: Civil War
  5. Marvel’s The Avengers
  6. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 
  7. Avengers: Age of Ultron
  8. Ant-Man
  9. Batman (1989)
  10. The Dark Knight Rises
David’s Top 10 Superhero Movies
  1. The Dark Knight
  2. Captain America: Civil War
  3. Batman (1989)
  4. Spider-Man 2
  5. Superman (1978)
  6. Guardians of the Galaxy
  7. Iron Man
  8. X-Men: Days of Future Past
  9. The Incredibles
  10. The Dark Knight Returns

54:45 – Check out Batman’s utility belt slip David mentions here.

1:03:30 – Luis and David pick where they put Logan on their list.


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David Gonzalez
David Gonzalez is the founder and chief film critic of The Cinematic Reel (formerly Reel Talk Inc.) and host of the Reel Chronicles podcasts. A Cuban American independent film critic, David has built The Cinematic Reel around passionate, thoughtful film criticism spanning every genre, while championing diverse voices and perspectives across the industry. David is a Rotten Tomatoes Tomatometer-Approved Critic and currently serves as Vice President of the New Jersey Film Critics Circle (NJFCC). He is also a member of New York Film Critics Online (NYFCO), the Online Film Critics Society (OFCS), and the Latino Entertainment Journalists Association (LEJA). His festival coverage has included the Sundance Film Festival, Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), New York Film Festival (NYFF), Tribeca Festival, and SXSW, among others. Through The Cinematic Reel, David provides year-round reviews, festival coverage, awards-season analysis, interviews, and commentary on both major studio releases and independent cinema. An avid film collector, lifelong cinephile, and dedicated awards watcher, David brings an enthusiastic and knowledgeable perspective to his writing and podcasting. His criticism has been featured in film marketing campaigns and physical-media releases, further establishing The Cinematic Reel as a growing independent voice in film criticism. For screening invitations, review opportunities, festival coverage, and other press inquiries, David can be reached at david@thecinematicreel.com.

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