Sony Pictures turned a few heads with their recent release changes, and it's up to the group to break down what it all means for the industry. There are also discussions as to how Covid restrictions can affect movie theaters. 

Tread lightly with us as we discuss the idea of exhibitors requiring proof of vaccinations and if the Delta Variant is causing issues for the industry. We also discuss the low opening of The Suicide Squad and how very, very wrong Kyle was with his opening number prediction. Codi and Kyle...

Who better to discuss the theater industry becoming affected by the Delta Variant than Kyle and Ken? The two of them discuss how theaters should maintain their positions as concerns of the Delta Variant weigh over the industry. They also talk about the wide range of box office projections for The Suicide...

Powerhouse actors like Scarlett Johansson and Emma Stone are suing Disney over breaching their contracts, and they are right to do so. Will this be a lesson for studios and actors in regards to how contracts are made?

NATO's intentions for getting after Disney are well and good for all movie theaters, but couldn't they have done this sooner? Kyle also shares his thoughts on Snake Eyes, while Ken helps Kyle understand how Space Jam: A New Legacy works for kids.

Black Widow was successful in theaters but the announcement of its streaming numbers may send the wrong message about day-and-date releasing. Speaking of which, the group criticizes the "data" when it comes to streaming numbers being announced. They also finally ask the question no one is talking about: Why aren't studios...

A frustrated Codi and Kyle discuss how the success of PVOD movies is good for theaters, but also detrimental. They also bound wag their finger at theaters that are not paying back studios on time. And they discuss how F9 made bank on its opening weekend but if its success will...

Netflix signed a massive deal with Steven Spielberg's production company Amblin Entertainment but does buying their names really benefit the service? The group discusses that and its implications to movie theaters and the movie industry as a whole.

After seeing the box office results for In The Heights, will studios finally realize that day-and-date releasing is not the way to go? And there seems to be better news in regards to the SVOG grant as compared to last week's results.

Wall Street points out that AMC's plans of buying more theaters may open a discussion about lowering the number of screens. There also seems to be a significant hiccup with the Shuttered Venues Grant. And In The Heights makes Kyle want to sing and dance.