The latest and possibly last "X-Men" movie is out and it's called "Dark Phoenix." It stars Sophie Turner of "Game of Thrones" fame as Jean Grey and it continues this year's trend of killing off super heroes whose contracts have expired. It's also got lots of effects. Lots. Will it continue the "X-Men" franchise or kill it off? Then there's the documentary "Framing John DeLorean" about the ill-fated automaker who created a car probably best known for it's appearance in the "Back to the Future" movies. But there's much more to this story than that. Bill McCuddy looks at the HBO mini-series "Chernobyl" which stars Jared Harris and is based on true and horrifying events. Bill Bregoli has the HBO documentary "The Cold Blue" which features footage originally shot for William Wyler's "Memphis Belle" and has interviews with real WWII vets. Neil talks about attending the press day for the third season of "The Handmaid's Tale" and apparently he let them know what he thinks about it. How did that go over? Listen in!

"Rocketman" is blasting off in theaters this weekend. But is it a biopic or a musical? Maybe both? It's got Taron Egerton of the "Kingsman" movies playing Elton John. And singing too. It's not like "Bohemian Rhapsody" either. So what is it? Neil and Bill Bregoli thrash it out. And there's "Godzilla: King of Monsters" this weekend too. Bill Bregoli was the only one brave enough to see it. And you'll here what two of the cast members have to say about it. Bill McCuddy looks at "The Upside" with Kevin Hart and Bryan Cranston which is now on demand. And we wonder aloud why "Booksmart," with great reviews and word-of-mouth, didn't do better at the box-office. Plus Neil will tell you where you can see "Talking Pictures with Neil Rosen" on TV and Bill McCuddy tells where and when you can see him do stand-up comedy. There's a lot to consider and it's all right here.

Oh boy it's Memorial Day weekend. Time to go to the beach or the swimming hole. But wait, the water is still too cold and you don't fit into last year's swimsuit anyway. So why not go to the movies? The movie studios are all ready for you. For example, Disney went and made a live-action remake of "Aladdin." This time it's got Will Smith stepping into the curl-toed slippers of Robin Williams and playing the Genie. And it's directed by Guy Ritchie who did "Lock, Stock and Two Broken Barrels" and the "Sherlock Holmes" movies with Robert Downey Jr. Ah, but can he make a Disney movie? And there's also "Booksmart." It's a teen comedy directed by actress/first time director Olivia Wilde and it's being hailed as the new great teen comedy for our time or something like that. And then there's "Echo in the Canyon." It's a documentary about how the music produced in Larel Canyon California influence a whole generation and even the Beatles. Oh, and there's the new Netflix series "Dead to Me." Why it's enough to make you skip the hot dogs and give us a listen.

There aren't any superhero movies coming out and Memorial Day isn't until next weekend so we've got a grabbag of movies to talk about this week. We start with "The Sun is Also a Star." It's a romance set very much in the present day. It's so timely in fact that one of the characters is about to get deported. And from a romance we go to "Extremely Wicked Shocking Evil and Vile" which is about famed serial killer Ted Bundy and stars Zach Efron. Then Bill McCuddy talks about the Liam Neeson black comedy/action thriller "Cold Pursuit" which is now available on on demand. And to switch gears totally Neil tells us about attending the ABC Upfront. Don't worry, Neil will explain what an "upfront" is if you don't know already. So this week it's an odd assemblage of stuff, and come to think of it, so are we.

With "Avengers: Endgame" breaking box-office records every day it's time for some competition. So here comes "Pokemon Detective Pikachu" (try saying that ten times fast). Lots of people grew up playing Pokemon and it's got plenty of CGI as well as Ryan Reynolds. Sounds like a winner. But is it? And if you're looking for something more literary we've got "Tolkien" starring Nicholas Hoult as the author who gave us "The Hobbit" and "Lord of the Rings." Not bookish enough for you? How about "All Is Ture" which stars Kenneth Branagh as his hero, William Shakespeare. Neil has a look at the 3rd season of "A Handmaid's Tale" and we talk about a fascinating article in New York Magazine about Anjelica Huston. And if you're a theater nut, Neil talks about seeing the adaptation of "To Kill a Mockingbird" on Broadway. We've got something for just about everyone.

OK, so you've seen "Avengers: Endgame" and much like eating Chinese food you're already hungry for another movie. Well, we've got an interesting selection for you this week. We start with "Long Shot," a romantic comedy starrring Charlize Theron and Seth Rogen. Yes, we used "romantic" and "Seth Rogen" in the same sentence. Does it work? Then there's the thriller "The Intruder" starring actor and sometimes insurance spokesperson Dennis Quaid. It's been a while since we've seen him on the big screen. And there's the documentary "Ask Dr. Ruth" about the pint-size powerhouse who brought sex therapy to the media. Oh, and there's more, including why you could barely make out what was going on during last Sunday's "Game of Thrones" episode. No need to roll the dice, just listen in.

The "Avengers" are back and this time they mean it. "Avengers: Endgame" is playing in 4,600 theaters at this very minute. It's making tons of money. It's gotten great reviews. Should you brave the crowds and see it? Proving that there's no movie too big to pick apart we discuss this superhero epic without giving too much away. Honest, we tried. Plus we got superhero expert Mike Sargent to help us. Plus Bill Bregoli takes on the new HBO series "Gentleman Jack" which isn't your grandma's costume drama. And Neil talks about the new ABC sitcom"Bless This Mess" starring Lake Bell. Plus there's an overview of the Tribeca Film Festival which is also going on right now. It's more than a normal person needs to know.

Easter and Passover are upon us, so what does Hollywood do? Why put out a horror movie of course. "The Curse of La Lorona" stars Linda Cardellini and is based on Mexican mythology. But is it scary? Bill Bregoli tells you what he thinks. And speaking of scary - Neil Rosen and Bill McCuddy discuss "Charlie Says" which is all about one of the evilest dudes ever: Charlie Manson. Neil talks about watching more of "Fosse / Verdon" and goes on to talk about his favorite biblical movies. And there are some new trailers to talk about including the new one for "Star Wars: Episode 9" and "The Loudest Voice in the Room" which features Russell Crowe as Fox honcho Roger Aisles. So put on your Easter bonnet and give us a listen.

Movies may be our main thing but no one can ignore TV anymore. Especially this week with the season premire of the final season of "Game of Thrones." Could it possibly live up to expectations. Then Bill McCuddy talks about the "Fosse / Verdon," a new show about Broadway legend Bob Fosse starring the multi talented Sam Rockwell. Bill McCuddy's wife Sue talks to Bill Bregoli about the second season premiere of "Killing Eve" which stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer. It was intense! There's also the second season of "Barry" to talk about and Bill McCuddy has a facinating documentary called "Hurley" about a racing driver with a secret. The screen may be small but it's a big deal!

Do do do do. Do do do do. That's right, the Twilight Zone is back, and it's on CBS All Access. Neil Rosen got a look and he'll let you know if this latest incarnation featuring Jordan Peele is up to the standard set by the original's creator, Rod Serling. Meanwhile Bill Bregoli discusses "Shazam!" which is the latest DC Comics movie and stars Zachary Levi. And he also got a look at the new "Pet Sematary" which stars JohnLithgow and is based on the Stephen King novel. Bill Mccuddy looks at two streaming movies: "A Vigilante" and "Master Z" which stars the wonderful Michelle Yeoh. You're entering a new dimension. Listen in!