READ, WATCH, PLAY! EPISODE FIFTHTEEN: TWO GUYS, NO GIRL, AND A SUPERHERO FLICK

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Stu and I take over this week's episode for another one of our cinematic adventure reviews. This time we watch the latest Fox Studios Marvel Film, Deadpool!

 We're gonna be honest with you (as the Geek of Oz crew is on all things) we loved the film. So have a listen to us discuss how much we loved and laughed at the film.

 We try to not delve into spoilers too much in this episode, and we also discuss some of the origins of Deadpool from the various Marvel comic books he has featured in.

 In our excitement recording this podcast episode some bad language may have been used, apologies in advance.

 As always it would make our day if you could take a couple of minutes to rate and reviews us on iTunes or drop us some feedback below! Really keen to have your input in the show.

 Enjoy!

 -Billy


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Comments

  1. Unknown15 February 2016 at 16:00

    Aww sorry great ones, stuffed up my emjoy's, arghhh!!! :(

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  2. Unknown20 February 2016 at 10:35

    What i would do for the next movie is have Wolverine and Deadpool doing a mission to stop Dr Doom in his secret lab and during the fight they all get sent to the Savage Land and they have to work out a way to survive and get back!

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