In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff,' hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers provide an in-depth discussion on the film 'Moonlight,' directed by Barry Jenkins.

The hosts explore the cinematic and cultural significance of the film, contrasting it with 'La La Land.' They delve into themes such as black masculinity, vulnerability, and identity, emphasizing the importance of cultural representation. The podcast episode also features personal reflections from the hosts about their own experiences related to the themes of the film. They conclude the discussion with their passionate ratings, highlighting the profound impact of the movie. The episode is part of their Pride Month celebration, focusing on films that address themes of LGBTQ+ experiences and representation.

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On this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, hosts Charlie Peppers and Steve Selnick take to the hard surface with their favorite throuple partner Ian Carlos Crawford to discuss the new film "Challengers" starring Zendaya, Mike Faist, and Josh O'Connor. The boys discuss the film's plot in sequential order, covering major developments and diving deep into the juicy stuff... or lack thereof. Before heading out, they give their rating out of 5 Racquets to frame their overall feelings on the movie.

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We're back! In this episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, your hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers return from a brief hiatus to review the season finale of X-Men 97: 'Tolerance is Extinction Part 3.'

They catch up on recent activities, including Charlie's trips to New York and Puerto Vallarta, as well as his upcoming film 'Stakeout.' The duo delves into the finale with comprehensive discussions on character development, plot points, and numerous cameos and Easter eggs. They conclude with their thoughts on the episode’s emotional and narrative impact, ending with their Sentinel ratings. Additionally, they tease upcoming challenges and characters for season 2 and a prospective season retrospective episode.

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In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff', Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers, provide an in-depth analysis of the ninth episode of the first season of X-Men '97, titled 'Tolerance is Extinction Part Two'.

They discuss the episode's plot points, character developments, and thematic elements, highlighting the confrontation between the X-Men and their adversaries; Bastion, Magneto, and Mr. Sinister. The podcast delves into the relationships among characters, the strategic mistakes made by Charles Xavier, and the implications of Magneto's actions in reversing Earth's polarity. Additionally, they compare the dynamics within the X-Men team to sports cultures like the Miami Heat's 'heat culture' and discuss the thematic undertones related to leadership, loyalty, and ethics. The hosts also explore the narrative's deeper layers, including the climactic scene where Magneto extracts adamantium from Wolverine, and they speculate on potential storylines for future episodes.

The conversation covers a range of topics, from the tactical decisions of X-Men's leaders to the animation style's homage to Japanese anime. The episode concludes with Steve and Charlie sharing their overall Sentinel Ratings for the episode, their excitement for the season finale and future content of their podcast.

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In this engaging episode of Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff, hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers are joined by Ian Carlos Crawford, the prominent host of SlayerFest 98 and My Bloody Judy, to delve into the intriguing details of 'X-Men 97' episode 8, 'Tolerance is Extinction'.

The discussion highlights Magneto's drastic measures against the Prime Sentinel threat by shutting down global electricity, character evolutions, and numerous action-packed scenes. Special attention is given to meaningful cameos from Spider-Man and other Marvel characters, exploring themes of bigotry and the repercussions of Magneto's actions. This episode is praised for its comprehensive analysis and the dynamic interaction between the hosts and their guest, rendering it a must-listen for fans eagerly following 'X-Men 97'. Before we go, the trio drop their final thoughts and Sentinel Ratings for the episode.

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In an engaging episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff', hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers are joined by Robyn Warren of GeekGirlStrong to dissect X-Men '97's newest episode, 'LifeDeath - Part Two'.

The Trio explores the intricate narrative involving Storm's self-discovery, her fight against The Adversary, and her dynamics with Forge, alongside Charles Xavier's ethical dilemmas in the Shi'ar empire and the revelation of [SPOILERS] as the main antagonist. The episode further touches on the episode's encapsulation of empowerment, representation, and the impact of cataclysmic events on society, mirroring pre and post-9/11 themes.

Concluding with a critique that suggests a desire for improved pacing and deeper character exploration, the hosts unanimously appreciate the episode, albeit noting its crowded plotlines. This discussion not only reviews 'Life Death Part Two' but also sets the stage for what could be coming with the final four episodes of the season.

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In this episode of 'Charlie and Steve Watch Stuff,' hosts Steve Selnick and Charlie Peppers discuss the fifth episode of 'X-Men 97,' titled 'Remember It.'

They explore its emotional depth, likening its impact to the infamous Red Wedding episode of 'Game of Thrones' and discuss key plot points, including Genosha's addition to the UN and the setup of a potentially powerful leadership duo with Magneto proposing Rogue as his queen. They also delve into character development, focusing on the complex dynamics between Scott, Jean, and Madeline Pryor, and the tragic twist involving Gambit's heroic demise.

The episode is noted for effectively handling emotional and action-packed sequences, raising the stakes for the series while exploring themes of love, sacrifice, and the ongoing struggle of mutants. Before signing off, the pair rate the episode on a scale of 5 Sentinels.

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