Two parts ass-kicking and one part hilarity this week on Cinema Royale as the guys look at Bob Odenkirk as an elite assassin in Nobody. Then a check-in with Eric Andre in Bad Trip before diving into the first two episodes of Disney+’s new series The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. Oh, and make sure to stay to the end as we dissect the amazing trailer for James Gunn’s The Suicide Squad (spoiler alert: King Shark steals the show!)

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This week on Cinema Royale there’s only one thing on the guy’s minds, the AWESOME new Zack Snyder’s Justice League. For something this big we weren’t about to go it alone and asked good friend of the show Matt Razak of Flixist.com to join us in breaking down the history and execution of this ground-breaking film that’s guaranteed to change how movies are made and released! Was the wait worth it? Will fans of Zack Snyder be satisfied? Is this truly the end of the Snyderverse or will Warner Bros. give in yet again? You’ve got questions, and we’ve got what passes for answers!

Lots to talk about on this week’s Cinema Royale, starting with the season (series??) finale of WandaVision! Do the Avengers lovebirds manage to fight their way into sitcom happily ever after?

Plus, the long wait for Coming 2 America is over, and should fans of Eddie Murphy’s classic comedy be worried? Also, reviews of Chaos Walking with Tom Holland and Daisy Ridley, following a production that was chaotic to say the least; finally reviews of Disney’s Raya and the Last Dragon and Joe Carnahan’s long-awaited time-loop flick Boss Level!

On this week’s Cinema Royale, we put together our pitch for an epic Black Cloud Atlas movie that will never happen. Probably. Plus reviews ofThe United States vs. Billie Holiday starring Golden Globe winner Andra Day, the Russo Brothers’ drug epic Cherry with Tom Holland, and the new Tom & Jerry movie.

Plus we’ve got all the news on Spider-Man 3‘s official title, the latest episode of WandaVision, and the next Superman movie!

This really wasn’t the plan for Cinema Royale this week, but somehow we fell into a rabbit hole of talking about old school sequels with some of our favorite actresses, such as Wild Things 2, Poison Ivy, and others.

Once we get our shit together we look at the latest crazy career turn for Nicolas Cage with Willy’s Wonderland. Plus reviews of To All the Boys: Always and Forever, and Barb and Star go to Vista Del Mar, and we couldn’t let the latest episode of WandaVision slip by.

All this and our thoughts on the new Zack Snyder’s Justice League trailer.

On this week’s show, what else? We’re talking Wandavision and how one incredible cameo may, or may not, have altered the fabric of the MCU.

Plus, reviews of the revolutionary drama Judas and the Black Messiah starring Lakeith Stanfield and Daniel Kaluuya, and Netflix’s intense relationship film Malcolm & Marie starring Zendaya and John David Washington!

Plus, a breakdown of the 2021 virtual Sundance Film Festival and if any future Best Picture nominees were part of a limited slate out of Park City.

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This week we’re joined by special guest Scott Menzel of We Live Entertainment as we look forward to our most anticipated films of 2021! Don’t worry, we still make time to talk about all of this week’s new releases including Outside the Wire, One Night in Miami, American Skin, The Marksman and the first new dose of Marvel we’ve had in a year, the Disney+ series WandaVision.

SYLVIE'S LOVE director Eugene Ashe talks with Travis Hopson about his 1950s romance starring Tessa Thompson and Nnamdi Asomugha.

SYLVIE'S LOVE director Eugene Ashe talks with Travis Hopson about his 1950s romance starring Tessa Thompson and Nnamdi Asomugha.

2020 may have been a complete disaster that only Roland Emmerich could love, but it wasn’t all bad. There was quite a lot of good out there in the movie world, and while it wasn’t enough to make everything better, there was enough to at least fill an hour of our show. Since we did the Worst of 2020 last week, Cinema Royale is back with the Best Movies of 2020. And for the first time ever, we didn’t just steal one another’s picks with the exception of one.