The Fix is a music/talk show focusing on pop culture, the influence of technology on media (especially inside Hollywood) and a celebration of the golden age of nerdcore hip-hop.
On this weeks Fix, Phil joins in again to give his comic book wisdom, what is Disney doing wrong and right with the Star Wars franchise, could Dawn of X make for a good film reboot for the X-Men and is Rise of Skywalker going to be the worst rated billion-dollar movie ever?
On this weeks Fix, we have special guest Leandra give a female perspective on the mixed success of Captain Marvel and female representation in comic book movies in general. We also talk Star Wars "twists", the end of J.J. Abrams and more!
This week on The Fix, we discuss how to become successful in the modern streaming age, what makes an artist "good", and why does Billy Dee Williams want Star Wars to stay out of politics.
This week on The Fix, where is the Baby Yoda merch, how much effect do influencers have on media, why is The Rise of Skywalker still in editing, Disney+ blowing away streaming records and Wonder Woman vs. Captain Marvel in character development.
On this weeks Fix, Rick & Morty is back with season 4, The Mandalorian is finally out on Disney+, why are there 3 Rise of Skywalker cuts and why are they all terrible, new Sonic redesign is out and it isn't terrible and how is Disney+ destroying The Simpsons?
On The Fix this week, The Rise of X is upon us, we talk about how the Disney+ MCU shows might be required to stay in the loop with the movies, pick apart extended universes in general, review Terminator: Dark Fate, cover the difference between invention vs. discovery and cringe over the new generation CGI James Dean role.
On The Fix this week we do a Terminator retrospective, speculate on the Snyder Cut of Justice League, judge the Watchmen TV show, discuss Disney+ moving in and how streaming is changing how people watch media, and hype The Witcher upcoming show on Netflix.
On The Fix this week, is the Suicide Squad reboot have any hope of being good, how brutal was it making The Punisher fight scenes, how much improv is there in making movies, is most acting talent moving to streaming, we have an idea for a Netflix cafe, and is cinema purism ruining cinema?
Today on The Fix, we talk Chinese influence in media (and probably get banned in the process), just how overhyped has The Walking Dead gotten, an intro to Westworld, and is Tony Stark alive post-Endgame through an AI?
On The Fix this week we talk Jokers success (highest grossing rated R movie ever), Phil is back on with along with Cello Brown from Laffeyett Cafe, why does a female James Bond not make sense, and is Batman even a detective or just a rich guy with gadgets that do all the work for him?
