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TGB Episode 63: The Tales of the X-Men (Guest: Devindra Hardawar)

by Tim Buel
June 3, 2011

On this week's episode of The Golden Briefcase, Tim and Jeremy are joined by Devindra Hardawar of the /Filmcast to go over their latest Picks of the Week, the newest DVD & Blu-Ray releases, talk through the trailers for Jonathan Levine's 50/50 and the horror film Shark Night 3D, and much more! The main topic of the night was a discussion about the X-Men film saga, in honor of X-Men: First Class hitting theaters this weekend. The guys talk over the series as a whole and the various high and low points. They also talk about the future now that Matthew Vaughn's movie has opened a new chapter in the mythology!

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Our Guest:

Devindra Hardawar: @Devindra

Picks of the Week:

Jeremy: Marble Hornets (YouTube)
Devindra: Rebuild of Evangelion
Tim: Down Terrace

DVD/Blu-Rays Released:

Drive Angry
A Clockwork Orange (Anniversary Blu-Ray)

Segment Times:

Pick of the Week: 4:46
New Releases: 17:36
Trailer Watch: 50/50: 22:22
Trailer Watch: Shark Night 3D: 28:47
Main Topic: The X-Men Franchise: 35:20

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Anonymous

While it goes without saying Wolverine Origins makes Last Stand look better than it ever could be I'm glad you guys gave both films a proper run down. Also I like the praise you gave X2 (which I just love) but thanks for that correlation you made between Singer and the Bobby Drake/parents scene as I didn't know that about Singer. Lastly, Devindra, glad you gave props to the first X-Men for really showing studios that a comic film could be done right. Parting thought here, some films are made tolerable (sometimes even better) with a six pack. But on that soul crushing day in May 2009, not even a mighty pitcher of Shiner Bock could help salvage Wolverine Origins...it had absolutely no effect on the train wreck of a film which I didn't think was possible. Yeah I cried a little that day my friends:P Sooo looking forward to First Class but even more so now! Thanks guys!!
http://twitter.com/darktaxidermist Davide Coppola

I love it when Tim's like "Ugh!" it's so funny, because he seems genuinely annoyed by whatever is discussed
http://profiles.yahoo.com/u/WYHVLL6SFJQZ7HTIHZM4DTKK34 mike

The only thing not mentioned is the fact that in order for fox to keep the XMen movie rights, they need to keep cranking out movies with XMen in the title.