A Star Is Born may not take the weekend, but its taking a lot more hearts than Venom, two out of three of us submit themselves fully to the five minute long Aquaman trailer, and who would've thought a movie about Dick Cheney would be one of the most anticipated films...

Venom and A Star Is Born are gearing up for their weekend face-off, Twitter "first-reactions" are an unavoidable nuisance, and we sort tangent off and create the first part of an upcoming Best/Worst of Disney debate. 

Trailers for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald, Bumblebee, Dark Phoenix, and Creed II all impress in different ways, Kingsman is becoming a trilogy (and probably a lot more), and the 007 series gets its first ever American butt in the director's chair. 

The House With a Clock in Its Walls is a delightful Amblin adventure, IMAX thinks it could play Netflix movies on the big screen, and going to the movies as a first date will always be a beautiful thing. 

Trailers for Captain Marvel, Mary Poppins Returns, The Grinch, Beautiful Boy, and The Girl in the Spider's Web all dropped this week (all compiled here), so naturally we had to speculate about the quality of the final products. 

The Predator is a messy but ultimately enjoyable film, Mandy is impossible to describe with words, and the future of continuing 80s/90s action staples is murky. 

Kyle catches three movies of varying quality, Henry Cavill hangs up the cape (or does he?), and A Star Is Born makes all kinds of buzz and solidifies itself as a true Oscar heavyweight. 

The Academy walks back its less-than-popular "Best Popular Film" category, the first official images from Captain Marvel hint at something new for the MCU, and the world loses a legend with the passing of Burt Reynolds. 

When the end of one of the slowest news weeks in history provides nothing of worth to discuss, we turn to the past decade of Labor Day Weekend titles and examine their performances and whether or not people even remember them anymore. 

Codi recounts falling for the The Happytime Murders gimmick and the best back to school and just plain old school related movies are discussed just in time for the end of the youngins' summertime.