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SUPER SORRY: Marvel Movie Reviews & Apologies

SUPER SORRY: Marvel Movie Reviews & Apologies
Author: Amber & Todd | Pop Culture Apology Nerds | MCU Geekverse Fandom Deep Dive Comedy Film Funny Movie Review | Disney Marvel Avengers Endgame Road to Doomsday Spider-Man Brand New Day Ant-Man DCU Supergirl The Odyssey | Superhero Ethics Accountability
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Because saving the world is easier than saying “I’m sorry.”
SUPER SORRY® is where hosts Amber and Todd (re)visit superhero movies to explore missed apologies, the character growth that did—or didn’t—happen, and tally the financial damage caused by your favorite heroes. If you love superhero movies (and judging fictional characters just a little), you’re in the right place.
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SUPER SORRY is a finalist in the 2026 Signal Awards in the Conversation Starter category! Vote for us for the Listener's Choice Award before October 15: https://vote.signalaward.com/PublicVoting#/2026/shows/genre/conversation-starter SUPER SORRY® is the fun podcast about superhero apologies. Each episode, hosts Amber and Todd look at a MCU movie and ask who messed up, who changed, and who maybe should have just said I'm sorry. In this episode, we're heading into Avengers: Endgame, a movie shaped by grief, second chances, and heroes forced to decide what they owe each other when even saving the universe can't undo every loss.SUPER SORRY talks about superhero apologies in MCU movies: where they exist, where they don't, and how your favorite superhero could have apologized - all with a healthy dose of humor. And you get to learn about how you can use the power of apology in your everyday life.Dive in as we move along to the upcoming conclusion of the MCU Multiverse Saga (Avengers: Doomsday, Avengers: Secret Wars) exploring the world of superhero ethics.New episodes drop every other Sunday!ALL ABOUT MARVEL’S AVENGERS: ENDGAMEhttps://www.marvel.com/movies/avengers-endgameDAMAGE DIARY SOURCESMarvel.comMCU WikiCatch up on all the SUPER SORRY Avengers episodes:The Good, the Bad, and the Snap: Love vs Duty | Avengers Infinity War Review (MCU Infinity Saga)Avengers Disassemble: Team Tony vs Team Steve | Civil WarSorry About the Robot Apocalypse: Tony Stark Invents a Problem | Age of UltronGroup Project From Hell: Earthy's Mightiest Dysfunction | The AvengersJoin the Super Sorry Club at www.supersorry.comKeep up to date with Super Sorry! Instagram: @supersorrypodcast Letterboxd: Super Sorry Podcast SUPER SORRY® is not affiliated with Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Studios, The Walt Disney Company or Disney+. All Marvel characters mentioned in this podcast are the property of The Walt Disney Company. All physical damage estimates discussed in this episode are fictional approximations created for entertainment purposes. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
SUPER SORRY is a finalist in the 2026 Signal Awards in the Conversation Starter category! Vote for us for the Listener's Choice Award before October 15: https://vote.signalaward.com/PublicVoting#/2026/shows/genre/conversation-starter SUPER SORRY® is the fun podcast about superhero apologies. Each episode, hosts Amber and Todd look at a MCU movie and ask who messed up, who changed, and who maybe should have just said I'm sorry. In this episode, we're heading into Avengers: Infinity War, a movie filled with impossible choices, competing loyalties and heroes forced to choose between the people they love and the universe they are trying to save.SUPER SORRY talks about superhero apologies in MCU movies: where they exist, where they don't, and how your favorite superhero could have apologized - all with a healthy dose of humor. And you get to learn about how you can use the power of apology in your everyday life.Dive in as we move along to the upcoming conclusion of the MCU Multiverse Saga (Avengers: Doomsday, Avengers: Secret Wars) exploring the world of superhero ethics.New episodes drop every other Sunday!ALL ABOUT MARVEL’S AVENGERS: INFINITY WARhttps://www.marvel.com/movies/avengers-infinity-warDAMAGE DIARY SOURCESMarvel Cinematic Universe WikiIMDbCheck out This Week in Fandom History and their Thor: Ragnarok Divides the MCU episode.Catch up on all the SUPER SORRY Avengers episodes:Group Project From Hell: Earthy's Mightiest Dysfunction | The AvengersSorry About the Robot Apocalypse: Tony Stark Invents a Problem | Age of UltronAvengers Disassemble: Team Tony vs Team Steve | Civil WarJoin the Super Sorry Club at www.supersorry.comKeep up to date with Super Sorry! Instagram: @supersorrypodcast Letterboxd: Super Sorry Podcast Facebook: @supersorrypodcast LinkedIn: Super Sorry Podcast YouTube: @supersorrypodcast SUPER SORRY® is not affiliated with Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Studios, The Walt Disney Company or Disney+. All Marvel characters mentioned in this podcast are the property of The Walt Disney Company. All physical damage estimates discussed in this episode are fictional approximations created for entertainment purposes. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
SUPER SORRY is a finalist in the 2026 Signal Awards in the Conversation Starter category! Vote for us for the Listener's Choice Award before October 15: https://vote.signalaward.com/PublicVoting#/2026/shows/genre/conversation-starter SUPER SORRY® is the fun podcast about superhero apologies. Each episode, hosts Amber and Todd look at a MCU movie and ask who messed up, who changed, and who maybe should have just said I'm sorry. In this episode, we're heading into space for Thor: Ragnarok, a movie packed with gladiator battles, family dysfunction, and one god of thunder desperately trying to keep everything from falling apart.SUPER SORRY talks about superhero apologies in MCU movies: where they exist, where they don't, and how your favorite superhero could have apologized - all with a healthy dose of humor. And you get to learn about how you can use the power of apology in your everyday life.Dive in as we move along to the upcoming conclusion of the MCU Multiverse Saga (Avengers: Doomsday, Avengers: Secret Wars) exploring the world of superhero ethics.New episodes drop every other Sunday!ALL ABOUT MARVEL’S THOR: RAGNAROKhttps://www.marvel.com/movies/thor-ragnarokDAMAGE DIARY SOURCESMarvel Cinematic Universe Wikihttps://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Thor:_RagnarokIMDbhttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt3501632/plotsummary/MovieMistakeshttps://www.moviemistakes.com/film12129/plotCheck out This Week in Fandom History and the Thor: Ragnarok Divides the MCU episode we mentioned!Join the Super Sorry Club at www.supersorry.comKeep up to date with Super Sorry! Instagram: @supersorrypodcast Letterboxd: Super Sorry Podcast Facebook: @supersorrypodcast LinkedIn: Super Sorry Podcast YouTube: @supersorrypodcast SUPER SORRY® is not affiliated with Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Studios, The Walt Disney Company or Disney+. All Marvel characters mentioned in this podcast are the property of The Walt Disney Company. All physical damage estimates discussed in this episode are fictional approximations created for entertainment purposes. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
SUPER SORRY is a finalist in the 2026 Signal Awards in the Conversation Starter category! Vote for us for the Listener's Choice Award before October 15: https://vote.signalaward.com/PublicVoting#/2026/shows/genre/conversation-starter In this episode of SUPER SORRY®, we leave the Marvel Cinematic Universe behind and set sail into The Odyssey. But we're not here to talk about giants, sea monsters, or epic battles. We're here to talk about Helen and Odysseus, two survivors of the Trojan War whose stories offer very different perspectives on guilt and accountability.We explore:The burden of surviving a war that changed the worldWhy Helen confronts her past while Odysseus struggles to escape hisHow apology, accountability, and self-reflection shape each character's journeyThousands of years later, these stories still resonate because the hardest journeys aren't always across oceans. Sometimes they're the ones we take toward forgiveness, accountability and ourselves.Join the Super Sorry Club at www.supersorry.comKeep up to date with Super Sorry! Instagram: @supersorrypodcast Letterboxd: Super Sorry Podcast Facebook: @supersorrypodcast LinkedIn: Super Sorry Podcast YouTube: @supersorrypodcast SUPER SORRY® is not affiliated with Universal Pictures. All characters mentioned in this podcast are the property of Universal. All physical damage estimates discussed in this episode are fictional approximations created for entertainment purposes. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.
SUPER SORRY is a finalist in the 2026 Signal Awards in the Conversation Starter category! Vote for us for the Listener's Choice Award before October 15: https://vote.signalaward.com/PublicVoting#/2026/shows/genre/conversation-starterIn this special throwback mini episode, SUPER SORRY steps outside the MCU to revisit Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man 2 and ask a question that still follows nearly every Spider-Man movie that comes after it: Why does this film continue to matter so much?We explore:Why Spider-Man 2 makes being a superhero feel genuinely costlyThe film's strongest moments of accountabilityThe conversations that never happened and the apologies that could have changed everythingSpider-Man 2 still resonates because Peter Parker keeps trying to figure it out and do the right thing. And in a world full of heroes, that might be the most human thing about him. 🕷️❤️Join the Super Sorry Club at www.supersorry.comKeep up to date with Super Sorry! Instagram: @supersorrypodcast Letterboxd: Super Sorry Podcast Facebook: @supersorrypodcast LinkedIn: Super Sorry Podcast YouTube: @supersorrypodcast SUPER SORRY® is not affiliated with Sony Pictures, Columbia Pictures, Marvel Entertainment, Marvel Studios, The Walt Disney Company or Disney+. All Marvel characters mentioned in this podcast are the property of The Walt Disney Company. All physical damage estimates discussed in this episode are fictional approximations created for entertainment purposes. Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.











