Coppola brings out the big guns as he joins Scorsese in smack-talking Marvel movies. JJ has his fingers crossed that the newest Rise of Skywalker trailer gives us "a new hope" as he ends the Star Wars saga (supposedly). We also talk about some new movies in the works and Ian makes up a new word.

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After The Rundown, Journey to the Center of the Earth 2, Jumanji 2, and Jumanji 3, Dwayne Johnson returns yet again to the jungle for...drumroll…Jungle Cruise! We’ve got our first look, and it kinda reminds of a late 90s classic. Plus, the cast for the new Matrix gets bigger and stranger, Ryan Reynolds and John Kransinski team up, and we don’t even bother talking about Gemini Man (you’re welcome).

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If you know the movie tagline that this episode's title references, we'll be super impressed! Because even we had to Google it. We won't give you any hints, but we will say that you should listen in for some big news about Eddie Murphy's (hopefully excellent) comeback tour. Plus, we weigh in on the Scorsese vs. Marvel non-controversy, Ian has a pretty wild idea for the new Home Alone movie, and Christian begrudgingly gives Sony some credit for their approach to the new He-Man movie.

Ian and Christian are slammed with (non-podcast) work, but the show must go on! Because there’s a lot of big news to discuss. We’ve got a blockbuster announcement about Jeff Goldblum and friends, perfect casting for The Batman’s Commissioner Gordon, and some super cool Star Wars news that gives us great hope for the future of the Force. Also, Sony continues to impress and shock us with its, ahem, inconceivable level of creative incompetence.

If we had the funding to make any movie we wanted...it sure as hell wouldn’t be a remake of a John Woo classic. That’s what we vent about on this episode! Plus, we talk about a surprise project in the Jurassic universe, a cool new monster gig for Paul Feig, and Ian’s horrifying opinion about one of the best movies of all time. But which one?! You’ll have to listen...

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If you thought Comic Con was a big deal, wait until you hear about D23! We dig into some huge announcements about Marvel shows, Disney+ movies, and the exciting return of a certain Jedi. Plus, we talk about the first reviews for Joker and a cool new project from Richard Kelly — his first in 10 years.

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It’s rare that movie news ignites a wave of near-universal backlash. But Sony set the internet on fire by announcing that it’s divorcing Disney and moving forward with a franchise that will most likely be called ‘The Spectacularly Stupid Spider-Man.’ We breakdown the horrible decision and also mourn the premature death of an exciting project from Neill Blomkamp. Fear not, true believers, it’s not all bad news. We also have a bunch of exciting stuff to discuss…including another internet-breaking announcement about the return of a beloved franchise.

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It's Steve Martin's birthday week, so it's the perfect opportunity for us to talk about our favorites of his movies. But only if you listen until the end of the episode! Before then, we talk about the sheer stupidity of the decision to cancel the release of The Hunt. And, sticking to the theme, we dig into some really cool Fox movies that Disney has now canceled in the wake of Dark Phoenix's massive failure. Ugh.

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What do get when you mix vampires, zombies, WWI, and Kevin McAllister? Our latest podcast about the movie news of the week! Tune in to hear about what’s happening with Coming 2 America, Disney’s plans to raid Fox’s buried IP, and all the trailers that you should watch instead of doing work. Plus, a whole bunch of other stuff. It’s been a pretty eventful week!

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Ian and Christian are in different places this week. So, rather than going silent, we spent some time getting way too excited about Spider-Man: Far From Home. We talk about Tom Holland's rank in the Peter Park actor hierarchy, the sweeping implications this movie has for the post-Endgame MCU, and what those mind-bottling (Did you just say 'mind-bottling'?) post-credit scenes mean for everything we thought we knew about the Marvel's first decade of movies.

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