Groundhog Day returns (kind of) in 'Palm Springs', the new Hulu comedy starring Andy Samberg and Cristin Milioti as two star-crossed lovers destined to repeat the same day ad infinitum - or so they think. Also, Christopher Nolan's 'The Dark Knight' returns to theaters in a poor attempt to draw crowds, and Andy and Zach went and saw it anyway, but this time in IMAX! Also, there's a new trailer out for a new Netflix superhero film starring Jaime Fox, California is closing (again), and does this new wave of pandemic concerns spell curtains for movie theaters?

July 4th marks the arrival of 'Hamilton' on Disney+, Lin Manuel-Miranda's acclaimed Broadway performance that tells the story of the man behind the 10-Dollar Bill in what's rumored to be one of the biggest films on Disney's new streaming platform. Also, Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' was pushed back (again), so we opted to watch 2017's 'Dunkirk' instead, where Nolan retells the harrowing tale of a group of stranded soldiers in the throws of World War II and their incredible journey home to safer shores. Finally, Cinemark has a new face-mask policy, acclaimed film composer Ennio Moricone has passed away, and why are movie theaters suing the state of New Jersey?

Will Ferrell returns to comedy (again) in 'Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga', a new Netflix original starring Ferrell and Rachel McAdams as two aspiring Icelandic singers that manage to accidentally stumble into the biggest musical competition in the world. Also, Andy and Zach donned their masks and braved the movie theaters to see Steven Spielberg's 'Raiders of the Lost Ark' in glorious IMAX - but does it hold up? Finally, Michael Keaton returns to his Batman roots (maybe), Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' gets delayed again, and when exactly are movie theaters opening up again?

Judd Apatow returns to comedy in 'The King of Staten Island', a alternative tale of SNL comedian Pete Davidson's life and how things may have gone for him at his Staten Island home had he not fallen into comedy after the death of his firefighting father. Then, Spike Lee incites a movement in 'Da 5 Bloods', a new Netflix original film that chronicles the journey of four fellow soldiers as they quest back into their former battlefields of Vietnam to find the remains of their beloved squad leader (and the millions of dollars in gold bars that they buried with him). Also, HBO moves some movies around on it's new platform, AMC Theaters announce their plan to reopen theaters, and with all the films that got pushed back this summer, what's happening with the Oscars?

Injustice is served in Ava Duvernay's '13th', a scathing 2016 documentary that examines the U.S. prison system's contribution to the country's history of racial inequality, now available on Netflix and YouTube. Next, the plot thickens in 'Oldboy', a 2003 South Korean neo-noir action thriller that's become a pulp cinema cult-classic for it's brilliant cinematography, biting story, and unabashed purview of visceral violence. Also, AMC is going bankrupt (again), Cinemark doesn't want it's patrons to wear facemasks, and the first trailer for Bill and Ted 3 has arrived.

Natalie Portman returns to the stars in last years 'Lucy In the Sky', a based-on-a-true-story drama about an all-too-perfect astronaut trying to recover from her earth-shattering psychological shift following her breathtaking gaze at the earth on her very first spacewalk. Then, the Coen Brothers become the Coen Brothers in 'Raising Arizona', the 1987 comedy film about two young lovers and their quest to raise a child of their own by kidnapping one of somebody else's. Also, Hulu is testing out Watch Parties on their premium platform, Sonic the Hedgehog is getting a sequel, and why does Ryan Gosling want to play The Wolfman?

Laughs roll in Netflix's 'The Lovebirds', a refreshing rom-com about two star-crossed lovers (played by Kumail Nanjiani and Issa Rae) who are forced to put aside their rocky relationship to solve a goofy murder and clear their names. Also, Taron Egerton delights in 2019's 'Rocketman', the music biopic about Elton John's challenging childhood, ultimate undoing, and the man he became along the way. Finally, Christopher Nolan's 'Tenet' gets a new trailer in unexpected places, the Safdie Brothers sign deal with HBO, and what's happening with the Snyder Cut?

Looks can kill in 'Bombshells and Dollies', a beauty-centric documentary feature centered around the 2015 Viva Las Vegas rockabilly festival and the twelve stunning finalists in it's global Pinup Girl competition. Also, tensions rise in 'Good Time', the 2017 Safdie Brothers film that sees Robert Pattinson race against the clock in a desperate attempt to save his brother from a stint on Rykers Island. Finally, Zach does a mini-review of the new Warner Bros. animated film 'Scoob', Disney's 'The New Mutants' gets a new release date (again), and when's Christopher Nolan's new film coming out?

Love burns like wildfire in Hulu's new 2019 film 'Portrait of a Lady On Fire', a meticulously patient French film centered around a forbidden love between an impassioned painter and her soon-to-be-wed subject on the windswept coast of 18th-century Brittany. Also, Michelle Obama exits the limelight in the new Netflix documentary 'Becoming', the inspiring story of the former First Lady's journey from her humble beginnings in Chicago to her nationwide book tour shortly after her family's eight years in office. Finally, Texas theater chain Alamo Drafthouse is starting a video-on-demand service, Amazon is rumored to be purchasing AMC Theaters, and when is everybody gonna see 'Hamilton'?

White men meet depression in Amazon Prime's SXSW 2020 film 'TFW NO GF', a grassroots documentary about four young men in their early 20's that discovered a twisted comfort in a horrifying community on the controversial imageboard website 4chan. Also, the dead use mass transit in the 2016 South Korean film 'Train To Busan', a low-budget-high-concept zombie thriller centered around a distracted father's journey with his young daughter across a zombie-ridden hellscape in an overcrowded train. Finally, Netflix is already greenlighting an 'Extraction' sequel, Taika Waititi is directing a Star Wars film, and Andy and Zach reflect on 100 episodes of Off Script Film Review.