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EPISODE · Jul 29, 2013 · 53 MIN

Episode #59: The Wolverine (Part 2)

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So much of The Wolverine works so well that the parts that don't work well are extra frustrating. In this episode, Andrew and Monica discuss what they liked about the film and then break down the problematic third act beat by beat. Why is the opening scene so effective? How come Yukio disappears so much? Why are people suddenly switching loyalties, and just what was the big conspiracy after all? Tune in to find out. Plus, they examine the mid-credits scene and pitch a few sequels in Reboot This! SHOW NOTES: 0:22 - Intro and clip 2:22 - The opening scene in Japan 4:45 - Bullet trains 6:50 - The conspiracy 8:35 - Third act issues, the surgery scene 11:54 - Viper and the plan 16:30 - A strange amount of profanity 17:47 - The case of the disappearing Yukio 19:08 - Wolverine's bear buddy 22:45 - Silver Samurai and bone marrow 32:23 - Bone claws 35:25 - Mariko 41:24 - End credits scene 50:58 - Show close DON'T FORGET: You can contact the show by emailing [email protected]. Thanks for listening!

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