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Infinity Week Begins! The Guardians are back and VOL.2 returns us to deep space where everyone's favourite band of misfits have become heroes for hire. When a job goes wrong, Star-Lord comes face to face with a man claiming to be his long-lost father... but why has he returned now? In this episode, the MCU further explores their own case of 'daddy issues' as well as a glimpse at their view of God himself.

In RAMPAGE, big meets bigger... but how does it reach the big screen? Having worked on projects like STAR WARS: THE LAST JEDI and LOOPER, cinematographer Jaron Presant knows how to tell a story visually. With his latest film, RAMPAGE, bullying the box office, we get to speak to him about creating the perfect shot, working with CGI and what he believes is the goal is cinematography.

With his latest thriller, TRAFFIK, writer/director Deon Taylor reveals the world of human trafficking that exists right in front of us. In a very personal interview, Taylor speaks about what inspired him to tell this story, the reasons behind is use of film noir and how this impacts him as a parent.

This week, the MCU gets... strange. When brilliant Dr. Stephen Strange is brutally injured in a car accident, he discovers ancient middle eastern practices that help him to become the Sorcerer Supreme! With DOCTOR STRANGE, the MCU dives into the realm of magic but also explores its spiritual heart as well. As we prepare for Infinity Week, Steve is joined by Josh, Mackenzie, Daniel and Megan to explore the MCU's STRANGE new world.

With his work as Rocket Raccoon and Kraglin from the GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY films, Sean Gunn is no stranger to big budget adventures. However, with the juggernaut of AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR fast approaching, even he is amazed at the film's size and scope. This week, Steve is thrilled to speak with Sean about life in the MCU, working with CGI and what he'd like to do next.

Team Iron-Man or Team Cap? That's the question sparking this week's episode of the Warm-Up. After a raid goes awry, The Avengers are offered the chance to become a branch of the military in an effort to bring accountability... but should they sign the accord? Or are they safer using their own judgment? This week, Steve welcomes Daniel, Mackenzie, Megan and Josh to declare their allegiance.

Set in the year 2045, the global population seeks solace in the OASIS, a digital haven with limitless possibilities. However, when the creator dies, he challenges the world to unlock an Easter egg hidden somewhere in the game, giving them total control over the system itself.

Filled with pop culture references and stunning visual effects, READY PLAYER ONE heralds a return to the adventure genre for Steven Spielberg. Though one could argue the film is primarily a nostalgia bonanza, Spielberg imbeds his story with his own Easter eggs of truth. This week, Steve welcomes Jeff Baker and Benjamin Porter to discuss about the nature of identity in the digital world and the relationship between Creator and his creation.

What happens when our largest team yet assembles to discuss the smallest of heroes in ANT-MAN? When ex-con Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) tries to go straight, he's brought back into the game by the mysterious Hank Pym (Michael Douglas) who asks him to steal his own invention. But why is he so interested in Scott? This week, Daniel, Jacob, Megan, Josh and Mackenzie all gather to wrestle with redemption and what it means to get a second chance.

As the Avengers re-assemble for their second battle together, our fair heroes feel as though they're winning the battle... but are they losing the war? Desperate to create a counter-measure for the next cataclysmic event, Stark and Banner create Ultron, the ultimate protection against alien attack... until their creation rises up against them, with a destroy the world. This week, Steve welcomes Warm-Up veterans Daniel and Jacob, along with new members Josh and Mackenzie to talk about what it means to be worthy, the nature of fear and how to defeat the evil we create ourselves.

Directed by Ava Duvernay and based on the book by Madeline L'Engle, A WRINKLE IN TIME has a powerful message for young girls about courage and how to make a difference. Still, for some reason, the film has yet to catch on with critics. This week, Steve welcomes Amanda Jane Smith (BRICKS WITHOUT CLAY) and Heather Mills (WatermarkWords.org) to talk about WRINKLE's value as a story, its calling to live in light and loving our faults.