Four-Color Film Podcast

Episode #89 - Punisher: War Zone

The boys sit down with 2008's Hancock to reappraise the film 9 years later. Unloved at the time, the film is surprisingly good and not nearly as stupid as the guys remembered. This one's another surprise and everyone walks away very happy with it. 3.5/5 Email: fourcolorfilm@gmail.com Twitter: @fourcolorfilm Facebook: facebook.com/fourcolorfilm Website: fourcolorfilm.com

The boys get back on track with the unwelcome Wanted, from 2008. Nobody likes it, but Gerald has a special hate that he couldn't keep bottled up through the news segments.  Also on this episode, Steven gets very defensive about Panic! At The Disco, it is concluded that no one wants another Sheena movie, and the boys speculate about the next directors for Star Wars and James Bond. Email: fourcolorfilm@gmail.com Twitter: @fourcolorfilm Facebook: facebook.com/fourcolorfilm Website: fourcolorfilm

This week we welcome back John Hall as we watch 2008's non-sequel The Incredible Hulk. Starring Edward Norton, William Hurt, Liv Tyler, and Tim Roth. Nobody hates it, nobody really likes it. Most of this episode is spent talking about the news out of the DCEU, Ed Skrein's departure from Hellboy and Hollywood whitewashing/race-swapping controversies, Spider-Man: Homecoming's writers returning for a sequel, and Jack Kirby's 100th Birthday this week.

This week, the boys tackle Ang Lee's Hulk, from 2003, starring Eric Bana, Nick Nolte, Jennifer Connelly, and Sam Elliott. The reaction is not quite what you'd expect. Also in this episode, Steven gets more shit for watching Friends too much, Allen and Steven talk about Bond too much, Gerald shares his thoughts on Baby Driver, and Soderbergh movies

Episode #84 - The Dark Knight, Part 3

In part 2 of our The Dark Knight episode, we welcome back Alan Hardy and John Hall for a roundtable discussion and full film commentary.

2008's The Dark Knight may very well be the only reason this podcast exists. Allen and Steven give a detailed account of their hype for the film, go in-depth with the viral marketing as they experienced it, and all around how the Bat-tastic summer of '08 cemented a friendship of nearly a decade. The Bat may never reach these heights again, and we'll never be 18 again, so the hype may never be so real again.

Episode #81 - Hellboy II: The Golden Army

Episode #80 - Iron Man

Episode #79 - Spider-Man 3

Episode #78 - John Wick

Episode #77 - Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer

Episode #76 - 300

Episode #75 - Ghost Rider