Mental Theatre | Mandalorian + DC Villains + Black Panther 2 + Black Superman?

In another episode of Mental Theatre, Mike and Josh review episodes 3 and 4 of the Disney Plus sensation, The Mandalorian. Spoiler-alert! Has anyone spotted the similarity with the Marvel intro and the new Star Wars intro for the show like Josh? Jon Favreau has done an incredible job with his work in the new hit series!  Spoiler warning - obviously. Do you have a problem with the shorter run-time of the show like Mike? Josh believes the show is so thrilling that the short run-time shouldn’t even matter. Do you believe the infant who looks like a baby version of Yoda (#BabyYoda) is a clone? Mike brings up a great point – the special effects are movie quality. What do you think the production cost is per episode? And is it sustainable? News from the DC Universe is that the villains are going to have standalone films, similar to Joker. Josh believes there is a way for the Robert Pattinson Batman and the Joaquin Phoenix Joker to share the screen. Mike thinks there will be massive continuity issues. Josh thinks it wouldn’t make any sense for Gotham villains to have standalone films without facing Batman. Especially since DC has already stated they will not be origin stories. What do you think? Apparently Michael B. Jordan is in talks with DC about playing Superman. Do you think the world is ready for a black Superman and or James Bond? News of the new villain in Black Panther 2 has surface and it is Doctor Doom. How will Marvel make T’Challa more relatable to the non-comic movie genre fan base? Listen all the way to the end or you may take things out of context. 

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