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The trailers for Disney Plus’s upcoming thriller “Andor” made one thing immediately clear: this is not your son’s Star Wars. The series creator has been unapologetic about Andor’s complexity and the ambitious scope of its storytelling. So today we want to take a look at the adults-only buzz surrounding the Andor premier, and question whether or not Star Wars has always contained mature elements and sophisticated themes. Also on this episode: a requiem for—and a reckoning with—James Bond. It’s been almost a year since No Time to Die rocked the Bond fandom. Have fans fully recovered? Are we ready to let the past die and move on to the future? Or did our interest in the franchise die a little when those bombs hit?

The wait is over. After years of wanting, wishing, and hoping for the return of Obi-Wan Kenobi—last week, Disney Plus gave fans the series that they’ve been looking for. Or did they? On this episode of Mad Unreal we explore the first two parts of the six-part Kenobi series and give Mad Thoughts on everything from a Jawa’s next level shadiness to a Jedi’s realization that his greatest failure is not only haunting him—it’s hunting him as well. But first, we’re going to spend a little time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and ask an important question. With the recent news that Marvel Studios is developing a new Daredevil streaming series, we wonder: Will the MCU ever produce a truly “grounded” feature film?

Moon Knight hits Disney Plus just after Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist add a hard “R” to the streaming service’s MCU… Obi-Wan Kenobi is—as Axel Foley would say—deep, deep, DEEP uncover as we enter the final stretch in the lead-up to the most anticipated Star Wars moment in decades… Mad Unreal’s own Arturius Maximus is primed for his next fateful battle with the enemy he can’t seem to escape: the dreaded, and oh so popular, MULTI-VERSE… And last but not least: what could be the most idiosyncratic mainstream comic book film in the modern era has just become available on HBO Max. So, in honor of the fact that many of you will be seeing The Batman for the first time, we’re taking this opportunity to break out our lists of the Top 5 Batman Movies of All Time.

In this world, only three things are certain: death, taxes, and… another Batman movie. Matt Reeves’ “The Batman” has finally arrived in theaters, and with it comes a bevy of expectations and curiosity about the film’s potential to launch yet another lucrative franchise. But the question is: do we need one? In a post Christopher Nolan Bat-verse, how does this new incarnation of the Dark Knight and his cast of iconic criminals, corrupt cops, and amoral allies measure up? How will it feel for millions of fans to experience a new cinematic interpretation of a city famous for its ability to simultaneously attract and repulse us? And most importantly, does the movie have anything compelling to say about Bruce Wayne and the Batman: a character whose story we know so well, yet can’t seem to get enough of?

No Time to Die dropped on Friday—and we saw it. So get ready for an extended bonus episode of '007 And Counting', where we give our initial reactions, raw thoughts, likes, dislikes, questions, and answers about a movie we’ve been waiting nearly two years to see. We’re "live" both immediately before seeing NTTD and immediately after. So, whether you’re a causal James Bond fan or a die hard, this is an episode of Mad Unreal you don’t want to miss. MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

We’ve spent the past five weeks having a fantastic time diving into the oeuvre of James Bond, following him from the streets of Harlem all the way to the snowy slopes of Switzerland. And it’s all led to this: a close look at the film many regard as the best in the Bond canon. Join us as we conclude Mad Unreal’s special ‘007 And Counting’ countdown by exploring the Cold War intrigue of 1963’s From Russia with Love. And that’s not all! After enjoying this special ep, come back next week for an extra special episode featuring our complete breakdown of the 25th James Bond film: No Time to Die. MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

The Mad Unreal countdown to No Time to Die is in its final two weeks! This week on ‘007 And Counting’ we’re taking a close look at Pierce Brosnan’s penultimate turn as James Bond in a film named after the Bond family motto: 1999’s The World Is Not Enough. In a movie that deftly highlights some of Brosnan’s most notable contributions to the Bond persona, TWINE also gives us one of the series’s most intriguing and under-appreciated villains, along with what may be Bond’s most thrilling pre-titles sequence yet. MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

No Time To Die is inching ever closer, which means we’re nearing the end of Mad Unreal’s countdown to the 25th James Bond film. What better way to keep things interesting than to take a look at what could be the most unique Bond film of them all: 1969’s On Her Majesty’s Secret Service? In George Lazenby’s one and only outing as 007, we’re introduced to a similar yet drastically different Bond—one who loves just as hard as he lives. Join us as we explore a movie that stands proudly apart from the rest of the cannon and ignites yet another fascinating Mad Unreal discussion. MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

In 1987, a new James Bond film was poised to introduce an actor who appeared to be the archetype of the Bond character; a man who fit the description millions of fans already had in mind. But before The Living Daylights could shoot its first scene, fate intervened—and Pierce Brosnan was out. Enter Timothy Dalton. Would Dalton’s interpretation of the legendary spy erase the public’s appetite for Brosnan? Could the film keep pace with the success rate of the previous Roger Moore movies? Join Mad Unreal as we continue our countdown to No Time To Die by debating the finer points of one of the greatest Bond films ever. MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

No Time To Die has a brand new trailer—which means the 25th James Bond film is still on track to drop in October—which of course means our ‘007 And Counting’ countdown has a brand new ep! The Bond franchise’s fourth film, Thunderball, followed the mega-success of the seminal Goldfinger and featured the return of Spectre. Join Arthur and Isaac as they discuss the state of the franchise when Thunderball was conceived, Bond’s performance in this underwater thriller, and the virtues of the Bond Women versus the boldness of the Bond Villains. MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #iTunes, #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

With the often rescheduled No Time to Die now set to open in just over a month, Mad Unreal is bringing back our special “007 And Counting” James Bond series. Last year, we discussed Daniel Craig’s epic tenure as the world’s most famous spy, while also examining the complications of being a Black Bond fan. This year, we’re diving into six random films and breaking them down as only we can. First up? Roger Moore’s Live and Let Die, a movie that brings Black culture into the Bond series like never before. But did they get it right? Join us for a brand new episode of our countdown to the 25th James Bond film. MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

Take 6 “black sheep” clones and throw them into a 16-episode story arc where the action of choice is the underlying theme, and you get season 1 of Star Wars: The Bad Batch. On this special, extended episode of Mad Unreal, we explore the choices that have formed the crux of the series and combined to create a powerful narrative. What happens when the choices we make are indelibly tied to the choices that have been made for us? And how do you handle the fallout from both? It’s time to dive into the debut season of Clone Force 99. MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

To celebrate the debut of the MCU’s first animated series, we’re kidnapping Jeffrey Wright’s The Watcher and transporting him to two very different universes. First, we journey to the Bond-verse and ask: WHAT IF Vesper Lived? Next, we dip over to the galaxy far, far away and wonder: WHAT IF Ahsoka Never Left the Jedi? Join us as the multiverse takes a turn even The Watcher didn’t see coming… MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #iTunes, #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

Summer is winding down and autumn is just around the corner, so there’s no better time for Mad Unreal’s exclusive Fall Preview! But first, we take a quick look back at what made this summer unique, while also discussing a few upcoming highlights. From there, we dive into Unreal film and television content coming this fall from Marvel, DC, Warner Brothers, Star Wars, James Bond and more! MadUnreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from #Marvel to #StarWars, #JamesBond, #BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on #ApplePodcasts, #Stitcher, and #Spotify.

In light of the recent passing of Richard Donner—the director behind 1978’s Superman: The Movie, which gave us a tangible, groundbreaking comic book film—Mad Unreal takes a moment to examine the believable worlds fictional characters exist in. From DC, to Marvel, Bond, Blade, Daredevil, Mission Impossible, Batman, and many more: Why is it so important to make the “Unreal” seem real? Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Black Widow—the first MCU theatrical release in two long years—has finally dropped. The film has been well-received, but what does it tell us about the future of Marvel’s cinematic universe? Will we see more Phase 1 Iron Man-style world building, or will interconnected storylines and multiverse plans thrust new characters into pre-established arcs? Join hosts Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry as they give Mad Thoughts on Natasha Romanoff’s solo outing, while also asking: is Black Widow the swan song for Marvel’s meticulous character development? Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

It’s time. In previous eps of Mad Unreal, co-host Arthur Turnbull has expressed his distaste for a common Unreal trope, The Multiverse. Now, in Round 1 of what’s sure to be an epic battle, Arthur goes up against this time-honored concept and explains why multiple realities just ain’t his thing. PLUS: we give Mad Thoughts on the mid-season status of Star Wars: The Bad Batch and the series premiere of Loki! Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Amazon's recent purchase of MGM has made the tech giant a partner with Eon—the studio behind the James Bond film franchise, and subsequently sent shockwaves through the fan community. As speculation about a potential “Bond Universe” continues to grow, Mad Unreal asks: does all of this attention (and worry) prove that Bond is the most unique and important franchise in cinema? Join us as we dive into 007’s past and potential future. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

According to the African samurai Yasuke, the past informs our future and shows us who we are. So what does this nascent Netflix anime tell us about the Black past and our future identity? Listen as Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry discuss the first few episodes of a series that uses fantasy to comment on the power and pitfalls of culture. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Order 66 is in full effect. The Jedi have fallen. The Emperor has taken over the galaxy. And somewhere out there, our only hope lies in the hands of five “defective” clones whose fierce independence is about to face the ultimate test. Join us as we dive into Star Wars: The Bad Batch and examine the new show’s dominant theme of conformity versus individuality. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Now that we’ve had time to digest the full story of The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, it’s time to unpack everything that happened in those final episodes! Did Sam Wilson’s character-defining moment give Isaiah Bradley the “justice” he deserved? Should The Falcon have claimed the mantle of Captain America—or ignited his own legacy? Join Mad Unreal as we dive into questions that other podcasts would be afraid to answer. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Introducing a new Mad Unreal ongoing series: The Clone Wars Mixtape. In this new series, we’re diving into random episodes and story arcs from Star Wars: The Clone Wars like only Mad Unreal can! From Kamino to The Bad Batch, we’re creating a mixtape of discussion and analysis focusing on one of the greatest Star Wars things ever. The Mixtape’s first track is an all-time classic: Rookies. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Do you remember how it felt, back in 2015, when Netflix dropped the first seasons of Daredevil and Jessica Jones? On this episode of Mad Unreal, we examine the impact those shows had, and compare it to the debuts of WandaVision and The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Did Marvel’s outlying Netflix shows have a greater initial impact than the more MCU-connected Disney Plus series? Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

On this episode of Mad Unreal we unpack the recent news that Ta-Nehisi Coates will write the upcoming J.J. Abrams Superman film. The announcement brought to mind a recurring question: should a BIPOC artist have the freedom to create stories that don’t focus on BIPOC heroes? Get ready for an insightful Mad Unreal discussion that interrogates the boundaries often placed around Black art. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Mad Unreal is back! This week we’re discussing the premiere of Marvel Studio’s The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, and doing it in the way that only we can. Join us as we examine the Falcon’s emerging storyline and ask: can Sam Wilson become the second Black MCU hero whose motivations are not based solely on the needs and desires of his white counterparts? Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

2020 was unreal—but not in a good way. On this special episode of Mad Unreal we’re bringing in the new year the right way by taking a look at the upcoming 2021 films and TV series we’re most excited about. From The Falcon & The Winter Soldier to Bond, The Bad Batch, Batwoman and more, we dive into the movies and shows that will hopefully make this year the right kind of Unreal. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

What better way to end the year than with a Mad Unreal “double-issue” episode?!? Join us as we dedicate a very special ep to Season 2 of The Mandalorian. We give our Mad Thoughts on each of the season’s 8 new chapters, PLUS we introduce our exclusive Mando rating system! How did we feel about the introduction of so many new characters? What did we think about the personal journey of Din Djarin? How will the story of the Mandalorian and Grogu play out in Season 3?? Get ready for a Star Wars discussion like no other as Mad Unreal dives into the second season of The Mandalorian. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

In 2015, the stakes were high. Skyfall had broken records and returned the James Bond franchise to the front of the cinematic universe line. On top of that, Eon had regained the rights to Bond’s legendary nemesis and the organization last seen in 1965’s Thunderball. Could Daniel Craig and director Sam Mendes improve on the magic of Skyfall? Or would Spectre disappoint? Join us as Arthur Turnbull & Isaac Perry present the final ‘007 And Counting’ look at Craig’s Bond era before next year’s No Time To Die. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Now that Disney Plus has announced the WandaVision premiere date, a new era of storytelling for the Marvel Cinematic Universe is set to begin. But can Marvel Studios emulate the streaming success of Lucasfilm's Star Wars content? Have the stakes changed for the MCU shows because of the pandemic? And is there any chance they’ll bring back Charlie Cox’s Daredevil?! Join us as we explore this topic, plus give our thoughts on recent episodes of The Mandalorian. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

The Mando and the Child are back. But what about Boba Fett? Ahsoka Tano? Or Captain Rex? Mad Unreal explores Chapter 9 of The Mandalorian and looks at the broader implications this debut episode may have on the remainder of season 2. Join us as we dive into a new era of Star Wars storytelling and reveal our theories on what will come next! BONUS: Mad Thoughts on the passing of the OG 007, Sean Connery. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

It’s the highest grossing Bond film ever. It’s the film that introduced Q and Moneypenny into the Daniel Craig era. It’s likely the most mainstream James Bond movie since Sean Connery’s Thunderball, and it's adored by everyone from casual fans to non-fans. So how does Mad Unreal feel about 2012’s Skyfall? Find out as Arthur and Isaac go deep on Sam Mendes’s debut Bond film, as we continue to reexamine Craig’s tenure and wait patiently for the arrival of No Time To Die. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

No Time To Die. Dune. Wonder Woman 84. Black Widow. The Eternals. Falcon And The Winter Soldier. The Batman. Etc. In an age of pushed back release dates and disappointment, Season 2 of Star Wars’ The Mandalorian is a lone ray of anticipation and excitement for "Unreal" fans everywhere. To celebrate the return of the show that is our only hope, Mad Unreal previews the new season by giving love to Season 1 and offering our thoughts and predictions for Season 2! Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

No Time To Die is sticking to its November release date, which means our countdown to the next James Bond film continues! In the fourth of seven special episodes, our deep dive review of the Daniel Craig era focuses on his sophomore effort: Quantum of Solace. From Bond's struggle to choose between duty and revenge, to M’s trust issues and Camille’s empathy—we explore what made this film one of the most polarizing in the entire series. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

The internet was ecstatic last week when new trailers for Dune and No Time To Die dropped. But how excited should we allow ourselves to get when the future for theatrical release remains uncertain? Join Arthur and Isaac as they breakdown each trailer and reveal which one made the biggest impression, while also discussing the reality of living in a time when release dates are never promised. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

It’s the finale of our special 4-part ‘What If the Batman was a Black Man’ series! In this episode we put the spotlight on the fans themselves and discuss how an African-American Batman would be received by super hero fandom. We take a trip from the 60s TV series through the Reagan 80s and Frank Miller’s ‘The Dark Knight Returns’, all the way to the present day era of post-Christopher Nolan movies and pre-‘The Batman’ hype. Join Mad Unreal as we wrap up our exploration of this fascinating question. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

‘No Time To Die’ is set to hit theaters in November, which means our countdown to the next James Bond film is back! In the third of seven special episodes we begin our deep dive reviews of all the Daniel Craig films, starting with the iconic ‘Casino Royale’. From the pre-titles sequence to the Bond Women and the Bond villains—we explore what made this film one of the best in the entire series. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

In a very special episode of Mad Unreal, we give love to Chadwick Boseman and discuss his passing in the context of both Black Hollywood and Super Hero cinema. And before giving the actor a final farewell, we reveal the exact on-screen moment when we became true Boseman fans. To finish out the ep, we go deep on the first The Batman trailer and wonder: will a hyper-violent Bats be embraced by a #BLM world? Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Say hello to the bad guy. In part 3 of Mad Unreal’s special Batman series, we reimagine the Dark Knight’s rogues’ gallery by placing it in the context of a black Batman. Would aspects of the Joker’s “let the world burn” ideology appeal to a semi-radical Bruce Wayne? Would an African-American Batman agree to become a criminal to save the reputation of Gotham’s “white knight”? In this penultimate episode of our exclusive series, we explore the villains of Gotham City in a brand new light. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Disney moves Mulan from theatrical release to Disney+! Worlds shatter! Empires fall! And Mad Unreal asks: was Arthur right?? Join us as we dive into Disney’s surprise move and predict its impact on Black Widow, Tenet, and Daniel Craig’s final bow as James Bond in No Time To Die. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Welcome to Part 2 of a special Mad Unreal series where we reconstruct the life and times of Bruce Wayne by asking a fascinating question: What if Batman was African American? In Part 1 of the series we looked at Batman’s “Origins” and put them in a new context. In Part 2 we move on to the #DarkKnight’s “Emergence” and imagine a Black Batman's views on criminality, while wondering how he himself would have been viewed by #Gotham's media. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

After last year’s epic MCU climax, we were all eager to dive into the next era of superhero storytelling. But will the long pause of 2020 be the beginning of the end for the golden age of superhero cinema? Will franchises like Marvel, DC, James Bond, and Star Wars migrate an increasing amount of their stories to streaming platforms? And what could this mean for the future of BIPOC projects? Join Arthur and Isaac on a new episode of Mad Unreal! Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

After a short break, Arthur and Isaac are back, and ready to dig into more superhero drama! Should the Gotham City Police Department be defunded? On the heels of HBO Max’s announcement that a new Gotham PD-focused Batman series will hit the streaming service, Mad Unreal examines the show in the context of Black Lives Matter. Will this be more copaganda? Will Matt Reeves and DC use the series to explore racism and police brutality? Buckle up and listen to another great episode of Mad Unreal. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, BIPOC heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

This week we examine the excitement around the The Snyder Cut announcement: now that it’s official, how will this Justice League release impact the DC Universe? Then we jump into Christopher Nolan’s Tenet and discuss the theatrical date and the brand new trailer! Lastly, we take a look at the casting news for the upcoming season of The Mandalorian: too many big names and not enough Mando? Get ready for a Mad Thoughts edition of Mad Unreal! Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

It’s time to celebrate & mourn the incredible final arc of Star Wars: The Clone Wars. On this ep of Mad Unreal, hosts Arthur Turnbull & Isaac Perry offer their thoughts on the final four episodes by breaking it all down into chapters that focus on the key characters. Listen as we dive deep into The Future Past of Ben Kenobi, The Tragedy of Darth Maul, The Second Fate of Anakin Skywalker, The Phantom Hope of Ahsoka Tano, & The Fallen Brothers of Clone Trooper Rex. Get ready for a Clone Wars extravaganza! Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

On this Mad Unreal we discuss Mission Impossible 7 & 8! San Diego Comic Con! A new female-focused Disney+ Star Wars series! And most importantly, we present Part 1 of a fascinating conversation inspired by a random tweet: What if Bruce Wayne was African American? Listen as Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry explore the city of Gotham and the world of the Dark Knight from a very different point of view. Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Is Marvel Studios’ devotion to canon having a harmful effect on the MCU? On this week’s episode of Mad Unreal, Arthur & Isaac examine the massive rescheduling of Marvel’s Phase 4 and debate the consequences of canon and sequential storytelling. We also give our thoughts on the two most recent episodes of Star Wars Clone Wars! Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

This week’s episode of Mad Unreal offers insight on new MCU Daredevil rumors; explains why you should support Comic Book Stores during the Covid Crisis; and wonders if Wonder Woman 1984’s new release date is a good sign for theaters. That’s all before we get into our main topic: Race In Star Wars—an examination of Rosario Dawson’s casting as Ahsoka, and a review of the most recent Clone Wars episodes! Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Mad Unreal is back with a show full of Mad Thoughts! We discuss the battle between Disney+ and Disney’s controversial past. We give love to the writers-of-color who are writing James Bond. We examine the toll Covid-19 is taking on the MCU. Plus: we review the Clone Wars episode, ‘Unfinished Business’! Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Mad Unreal asks: can No Time To Die outlive yet another setback? We also run down our list of ‘The Top 5 Things James Bond Fans Can Do Until November’! But first we dive into the first story arc of Star Wars The Clone Wars Season 7 and wonder: are Clone troopers an allegory of real world oppression and enslavement? Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.

Mad Unreal is back with Mad Thoughts on Indiana Jones, Star Trek: Picard, Star Wars: The High Republic, & The Clone Wars! Then we jump into our main topic by asking: can the release of the upcoming MCU Blade film starring Mahershala Ali become a black culture ‘moment’ in the same way as Black Panther? Mad Unreal focuses on the films and characters we find beautifully unreal, from Marvel to Star Wars, James Bond, black heroes, super women, and dope villains. Hosted by Arthur Turnbull and Isaac Perry, you can find the show on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, and Spotify.