This week is all about vroom vroom and slay slay as our hosts discuss one of the year's biggest hits and one of its biggest flops. After Zach and Aaron take a look at F1 and M2, they dive deep into the results of Q1 and Q2. Is 2025 shaping up to be the best year at the box office since the pandemic?

Movies covered in this week's episode:

'F1' (9:22)

'M3GAN 2.0' (22:42)

Weekly episodes are back in style as Zach and Aaron brave the zombie apocalypse, an alien invasion and a Pitch Perfect wedding! On this episode of Box Office Bets -- or B.O.B. (if you nasty) -- we discuss '28 Years Later,' 'Elio,' and 'Bride Hard.' One film is great, one film is good, and the other is an abomination that should never have seen the light of day! You can guess which is which, or you can just listen!

We're not dead! Just got overwhelmed! But, like John Wick, we're thinkin' we're back -- getting into our weekly Ritual again, Schemin' like Phoenicians, livin' like Chuck, and talkin' about money like we're Materialists.

How To Train Your Dragon? More like How To Tank An Industry! If it makes a good profit, just put out the same exact movie again in 15 years! Why not? This is just a small taste of the crash out that Aaron has in this week's episode while Zach tries desperately to calm him down. We may have missed a week, but we haven't skipped a beat.

Wax on, wax off! Join the boys as they discuss the latest entry in the 'Karate Kid' franchise, as well as the newest A24 horror film from YouTubers turned directors Danny and Michael Philippou! Then, buckle up for nearly a half hour of Aaron trying to justify why he doesn't like television.

Join Zach and Aaron as they discuss the concept of death: the death of the theatrical screening window; the multiple deaths contained with the 'Final Destination' franchise; the constant death-defying stunts performed by Tom Cruise; the quick death of The Weeknd's acting career; the slow, excruciating death of an entire industry brought on by an endless slew of live-action remakes. We're getting deep this week, folks.

Did 'Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning' satisfy all of our end-of-series expectations? Does 'Lilo & Stitch' stay faithful to its source material -- and should it have? Will Tim Robinson even want to be around anymore after the financial performance of 'Friendship?' Should you hurry up and see 'Hurry Up Tomorrow?' Will Aaron ever be able to go in a high-rise building again after seeing 'Final Destination: Bloodlines?' All this and more are answered in this week's episode of Box Office Bets.

Movies covered in this week's episode:

'Final Destination: Bloodlines' (13:48)

'Hurry Up Tomorrow' (27:48)

'Lilo & Stitch' (32:18)

'Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning' (43:15)

'Friendship' (54:58)

You know what's cooler than *The New Avengers? How about *A New Podcast! Zach and Aaron are aspiring movie critics who have grown tired of merely Surfing the depths of Letterboxd, living in the Shadows and making themselves look like Clowns. So take Flight with them as they embark on their first episode of Box Office Bets!

Join these handsome men as they discuss their first batch of summer box office bets for the weekends of May 2nd and 9th. They cover five wide releases from the first half of the month, while also laying some ground rules for how the podcast will run. Then, they place their bets for the next two weekends in May.

Movies covered in this week's episode:

'Thunderbolts*' (38:48)

'The Surfer' (49:44)

'Clown in a Cornfield' (53:22)

'Fight or Flight' (55:44)

'Shadow Force' (59:54)