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The Screen Rant editorial team is back with episode sixty-four of the Screen Rant Underground.
Join host Ben Kendrick as well as fellow SR editors Rob Keyes, Anthony Ocasio, and Kofi Outlaw as we review Wreck-It-Ralph, discuss Star Wars Episode 7 and new Marvel movie news, plus offer our thoughts on The Walking Dead season 3.
Screen Rant Underground is available on the iTunes Music Store, Stitcher Radio, or the Windows Phone Marketplace but if you're not near your home computer, check out our sixty-fourth episode in the player below.
Also, Screen Rant Underground is an EXPLICIT podcast. We don't go out of our way to say controversial things or use explicit language but it does happen - so use discretion when playing the podcast at work and around young, or sensitive, ears.
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Screen Rant Underground: Episode 64 - Wreck-It-Ralph
In episode 64 of the Screen Rant Underground podcast we review Wreck-It-Ralph, discuss Star Wars Episode 7 and new Marvel movie news, plus offer our thoughts on The Walking Dead season 3.
[0:00] News: Disney Purchases LucasFilm, Star Wars Episodes 7-12 Have Treatments; Plan Is For New Original Story plus Bryan Singer Officially Directing X-Men: Days of Future Past and Jamie Foxx up for Electro in The Amazing Spider-Man 2.
[55:35] Rants and Raves: The Walking Dead season 3, Justice League (1997), and I Spit on Your Grave (1978).
[1:15:50] Pre-Review Box Office Battle.
[1:20:58] Review: Wreck-It-Ralph (read our full Wreck-It-Ralph review).
[1:49:24] Listener E-mail (Favorite DVD/Blu-Ray Artwork), Twitter Handles, and Contact Information.
[2:08:09] Game Rant News Brief: Halo 4 review plus Mountain Dew opinion piece, Grand Theft Auto 5 will arrive Spring 2013, voice actor is meeting with Activision about Modern Warfare 4, specs from the newest PlayStation 4 development kit, and new Skyrim DLC.
Hosts: Ben Kendrick, Rob Keyes, Anthony Ocasio, and Kofi Outlaw.
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Bonus: In the podcast Kofi discusses the Justice League (1997) TV film. Check out a "great" (read: bad) scene from the movie below. Did we mention the cast includes David Krumholtz and Miguel Ferrer?:
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