15 episodes
Miscarriage of Justice Miscarriage Of Justice
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4.9 • 7 Ratings
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The Snyder Cut, DCEU, and the end of American Empire. Zack Snyder's Justice League didn't just happen: in this show, we explore how we got here, where we're headed, and how we can get out.
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EPISODE 15: Not With a Bang, But With a Whimper
And just like that, it's over. What are we supposed to do with the Justice-League-shaped hole in our lives? Don't answer that.
Thanks for listening to our ramblings. If you enjoyed the show, please tell a friend or leave us a review on your podcast platform of choice.
Ian is available for podcast production, including music commissions. He wrote the theme and the interstitial music you heard in the show. Go here and get in touch.
Rest in peace ZSJL.
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EPISODE 14: Bill Hanstock
In this, our final interview/non-recap episode, Nat and Ian are joined by author and screenwriter Bill Hanstock, who helps them break down some of the myriad reasons why Zack Snyder's Justice League fails. Bill has some great insights into the storytelling shortcomings of the film from the perspective of someone who does this for a living.
Follow Bill on twitter @sundownmotel and buy his book, We Promised You a Great Main Event: An Unauthorized WWE History, here.
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EPISODE 13: The World If Aerosmith Didn't Exist
In this episode, Nat and Ian discuss part 6, the final non-Epilogue section of the Snyder Cut. Spoiler: It's really bad.
Theme and bumper music by Interesting Times Gang.
Outro music: Operation Ivy, "Unity."
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EPISODE 12: Wesley Goatley
Wesley Goatley is a sound artist and researcher based in London. He shared his thoughts about ZSJL, superheroes movies as a genre, and the cognitive dissonance that must be happening in the Snyder Cut Community.
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EPISODE 11: Could be worse. Could be raining.
Nat and Ian discuss part 5: All the King's Horses. Folks, we are officially in the home stretch. It's almost over. Pray for us.
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EPISODE 10: Mat Ellis
Mat Ellis is a musician and film scholar who has some THOUGHTS about the Snyder Cut.
Follow Mat on twitter @matthiasellis and check out his show on Repeater Radio.
Outro music: A Hope for Home, "The Overman."
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Customer Reviews
Where are the Marvel episodes?
I thought this was a superhero movie podcast? A bunch of DC eps but no Marvel. Let’s see some Avengers boys! Those are real films.
For Fans of Not Being a Fan of ZSJL
I like this show. It is good because the movie upon which it is based is very, very not good, and the hosts seem to agree with this sentiment.
I’d go so far as to say that, rather than watching this stupid, four hour long film and subjecting yourself to the resultant brain trauma, just listen to Miscarriage of Justice. The guys and their guests will give you plenty of snarky jabs to throw at your dumb nerd friends, who love Zack Snyder for no reason, when they try to corner you and force you at OfficiallyLicensedDisney’sTheMandalorianDarksaber-point to watch this endlessly long travesty of a film.
Five stArs.
Zack Snyder is pretty trash
As there is only one episode as of this review, I suspect it could get better as they move forward. The first episode feels a bit like they are trying to figure out where this whole podcast is going to go. Both hosts are upfront and honest about their opinions on both comic book culture and the Marvel/DC films. The commentary focuses on the political implications of the works discussed as well as the aesthetic concerns and stylistic choices made in the films. The hosts have good chemistry and I look forward to hearing more.