‘Comic-Con’ Director Morgan Spurlock Does His Best Stan Lee Impression
Features By Scott Beggs on April 5, 2012 | Be the First To Comment
Take a deep breath and prepare to learn everything you need to know about Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope straight director Morgan Spurlock‘s fast-talking mouth. Will it change the world? Probably.
Plus, Junkfood Cinema enthusiast Brian Salisbury accepts the dangerous mission to play Movie News Roulette.
On This Week’s Show:
Movie News Roulette [Beginning - 18:55]: Brian Salisbury tries to avoid the bad news hidden amongst the words Natural, Boobspray, Tired, Lucky, Foolish and Raspberry.
You Can’t Buy It At The Store [18:55 - The End]: Documentary director Morgan Spurlock shares Comic-Con Episode IV: A Fan’s Hope with geeks and non-geeks alike. Then, he saves Neil’s life.
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