After taking a week off, the group comes back to find major shifts with tentpole films, including James Cameron's upcoming Avatar movies. The group also praises IFC Films for continuing to release movies for theaters. A discussion is also brought up about just how serious a Vanilla Ice biopic could be....

The crew notices that creators and filmmakers miss the theatrical experience just as much as we do. They also discuss how "A-list" repertory films are starting to not work anymore.

We speculate on the state of theaters for 2020 going forward and talk about Walmart ruining the fun out of the drive-in experience. To lighten the mood, we pick out fun news items to talk about.

The film buyers express how they can't wait for the day where they can book new movies, plus mention a few release date changes of the new movies coming soon. We also talk about the Academy Awards deciding to create new diversity and inclusion rules.

The group wraps their heads around the fact that AMC lost $2.2 billion dollars due to Coronavirus. We also talk about Sony and STX releasing new movies that may or may not bring people to the theater. Plus, the new trailer for Bill & Ted Face The Music gives everyone a reason...

With Cinemark deciding to not require moviegoers to wear masks, we ask the question of if other theaters should do the same. The film buyers of the podcast also bring up their frustrations with Sony's handling of repertory bookings.

From the film buyers' points of view, it appears that booking classic movies is helping theaters reopen their doors. The episode also discusses HBO launching its streaming service and Apple financing Scorsese's new $225 million dollar movie.

The group talks about the recent comeback of drive-ins and the proper way to start one up. We also think of booking strategies for theaters having to play older titles. We also give our thoughts on Zack Snyder finally being able to release his version of Justice League and the newest...

The New Mutants gets a new (fifth) release date and Russell Crowe is coming back to theaters with a new thriller called Unhinged. Plus, we discuss how the public is split on movies going day-and-date and discover that NATO's sanitation ideas match with ours.

No one is surprised to hear that Tom Cruise wants an action movie in outer space and Taika Waititi is hired for Star Wars. We also realize that Hollywood accounting is bananas.