MCU L8R / POST Movie Reviews

Wai Ting & WH Park return to MCU L8R with a look at Episode 1 of Loki starring Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson.

John Pollock and Wai Ting review The Dissident, a 2020 documentary by Academy Award-winning director Bryan Fogel (Icarus) about the assassination of journalist Jamal Khashoggi and Saudi Arabia’s attempts to silence international dissent.

John Pollock, Wai Ting and the returning Ed Boxler conclude their Rocky retrospective with a review of Creed II (2018) as Adonis Creed faces Viktor Drago, son of Ivan Drago, the man responsible for the death of his father, Apollo Creed.

Wai Ting, WH Park & Nate Milton review the series finale of The Falcon & The Winter Soldier as Sam Wilson makes his debut as the new Captain America. Plus, our thoughts on the Shang-Chi trailer and your calls about all things MCU.

Wai Ting, WH Park and Nate Milton review The Falcon & The Winter Soldier Ep. 5 as Sam confronts Isaiah Bradley about the ugly truth behind the shield.

WH Park welcomes Nate Milton to review The Falcon & The Winter Soldier Ep. 4 as Wakanda’s Dora Milaje hunt for Baron Zemo while John Walker makes a pivotal choice in his tenure as the new Captain America.

Wai Ting & WH Park welcome Shane McDonough to review The Falcon & The Winter Soldier Ep. 3 as Sam & Bucky recruit Baron Zemo on their continued hunt for super-soldiers.

Wai Ting & WH Park review The Falcon & The Winter Soldier Ep. 2 as we meet John Walker, the new Captain America. Bucky’s meeting with a former Korean War opponent reveals a horrifying secret to Sam.

John Pollock & Wai Ting review Creed (2015) as Adonis “Donnie” Johnson, illegitimate son of Apollo Creed, confronts his father’s legacy in and out of the ring under the tutelage of an ill and aging Rocky Balboa.

Wai Ting & WH Park return for the debut of MCU L8R as they review The Falcon & The Winter Soldier Ep. 1 and Justice League #SnyderCut.

Wai Ting & WH Park are back for a bonus podcast covering Assembled: The Making of WandaVision, an interview with Westview’s “Commercial Man” Ithamar Enriquez, and a primer to get you ready for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier.

Wai Ting & WH Park welcome Nate Milton to review WandaVision Ep. 9 “The Series Finale” as we finally learn the fates of Wanda, Vision, The Twins, Agatha Harkness, and the residents of Westview. Did Marvel’s much-hyped series stick its superhero-landing?

Wai Ting & WH Park are joined by Brent Chittenden to review WandaVision Episode 8 as Agatha Harkness forces Wanda to confront her past traumas in an effort to uncover the true source of her reality-altering powers.

John Pollock & Wai Ting are joined by Ed Boxler to review Rocky Balboa (2006) as retired boxer and widower Rocky Balboa attempts an unlikely comeback for one final fight against heavyweight champion, Mason “The Line” Dixon.

Wai Ting & WH Park are joined by Scrump to review WandaVision Episode 7 as the cast deals with the effects of Wanda’s “Hexpansion”. A major villain reveals their role behind-the-scenes all along.

Wai Ting & WH Park review WandaVision Episode 6 as Uncle Pietro takes Wanda and the twins out trick-or-treating in a special Halloween-themed episode. Vision’s discovery of Westview’s outer limits leaves dire consequences for S.W.O.R.D.

Wai Ting & WH Park are joined by John Siino to review WandaVision Episode 5 as Wanda’s take on the 1980s leads to a real-world confrontation with S.W.O.R.D. and the arrival of a familiar face that carries uncanny consequences for the MCU.

Wai Ting & WH Park review WandaVision Episode 4 “We Interrupt This Program” as we break format to follow the outsider’s perspective on the strange happenings within Wanda’s world.

John Pollock & Wai Ting review Rocky V (1990) as a recently retired Rocky Balboa struggles with the effects of head trauma, financial loss and fatherhood while training fiery young boxer, Tommy “The Machine” Gunn.

Wai Ting & WH Park review WandaVision Episode 3 “Now in Color” as the show heads into the 70’s for the sudden birth of Wanda & Vision’s twins.