This week we eat some giant pancakes with some annoying children. We watched Uncle Buck, there just ain’t enough John Candy out there. RIP. 

How will Uncle Buck hold up?

Host: Nic

Panel: Charlie, Alex, Candace

This week we dust off our Rex-Kwon-Do and sweet nunchuck skills while we eat our pocket tots. We watched Napoleon Dynamite, because we do whatever we feel like we wanna do. Gosh! 2004’s most quoted movie.

How will Napoleon Dynamite hold up?

Host: Nic

Panel: Candace, Alex, Charlie

This week we lose our Zords, but no worries, its always in the last place you look….We watched Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers (1995), oozing for 30 years.

How will Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers (1995) hold up?

Host: Nic

Panel: Nur, Keiko

This week on Myopia Movies, we indulge the dog days of summer with a visit to The Sandlot. This is the first time I noticed the puppet, the terrifying terrifying puppet. 

How will The Sandlot hold up?

Host: Nic

Panel: Nur, Alex, Matt

Directed by David Mickey Evans

This week we revisit the Double Deuce and revisit Road House, a delightful film and cast.

How will Road House hold up?

Host: Nic

Panel: Keiko, Matt, Alex

Directed by Rowdy Herrington

This week on Myopia, we realize why the Superman franchise went dormant for nearly two decades, we watched Superman IV: The Quest for Peace…why. I mean….Nuclear Man alone…our shortest episode in years….sorry, not sorry.

How will Superman 4: The Quest for Peace hold up? Spoilers, poorly. 

Host: Nic

Panel: Alex, Keiko, Nur

In honor of the release of the new Pedro Pascal Fantastic Four: First Steps, we interrupt our Super Month with a special release! This week on Myopia Movies, we manage to find something even dumber than getting hit with cosmic rays in space—and that’s saying something. We’re diving headfirst into the joyless, gloomy void that is Josh Trank’s 2015 Fantastic Four or as we kept calling it Fant-4-stick. It’s not just a bad superhero movie—it’s a bleak, baffling mess that somehow makes stretchy limbs, fire powers, and teleportation feel like a chore. Buckle up as we unpack the film that redefined the phrase “fantastic failure.”

How will Fantastic Four (2015) hold up?

Host: Nic

Panel: Nur and Keiko

This month we continue our Superman rewatch and visit a chaotic Richard Pryor movie. In this episode of Myopia: The Podcast, we dive into the much-maligned Superman 3 (1983), a film that takes the Man of Steel in some bizarre new directions. From Richard Pryor’s unexpected comedic role to the weird, campy tone that sets it apart from its predecessors, we break down why Superman 3 is often seen as a quirky misstep in the franchise. Is it as bad as its reputation suggests, or is there something surprisingly endearing about this oddball sequel? Join us as we talk about the strange balance of comedy and heroism, the infamous computer scene, and why Superman 3 remains a unique chapter in Superman’s cinematic history. Strap in for a wild ride of nostalgia, critique, and maybe even a little admiration for this super-powered oddity!

How will Superman 3 hold up?

Host: Nic

Panel: Nur, Keiko, Alex

In honor of the James Gunn Superman, we continue our Supermonth! This week on Myopia Movies, we leap tall plot holes in a single bound and confront the chaos of Superman II (1980)—a sequel caught in a tug-of-war between two directors, studio meddling, and a trio of space fascists in disco pajamas. We ask: Does the Man of Steel’s second outing still soar, or does it crash under the weight of tonal whiplash, questionable powers, and a very random kiss of forgetfulness?

Join us as we revisit the strange saga behind the scenes, mourn the Donner cut that could have been, and try to figure out how cellophane chest symbols became an acceptable weapon.

Tune in, or kneel before Zod.

Welcome to Season 12! In honor of the new James Gunn movie, we are covering the classic, vintage, 1978 Superman movie starring Christopher Reeves. So this week on Myopia Movies, we see that Scooby-Doo is right. Every land developer truly is an evil land developer.