On this edition of the Cinema Clash: Summer movie season kicks off with two mindless blockbusters adrift at sea, and three arthouse films that are at least somewhat thought-provoking. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales; Baywatch, Wakefield, The Wedding Plan, The Commune

On a somewhat abbreviated Cinema Clash: Charlie and Hannah review the YA drama, “Everything Everything” and the grown-up drama “Paris Can Wait.” Apparently Hannah can wait too – for the spoils of victory after last week’s wager. Tune in!

On this edition of the Cinema Clash: Comedy, fantasy, drama, war, death and deadlines take center stage in SNATCHED, KING ARTHUR, THE LOVERS, THE WALL, and the documentary OBIT. Plus, there’s wine – and a wager! Let the clash begin!

On this edition of the Cinema Clash: Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 2; The Dinner; Risk; My Entire High School Sinking Into the Sea; Citizen Jane: Battle Cry for the City; Buster’s Mal Heart; and Angkor Awakens. Let the Clash begin!

On this edition of The Cinema Clash: A watered-down tale of two documentaries and a Canadian drama/medium-core -- Finding Oscar, Jeremiah Tower: The Last Magnificent, and Below Her Mouth. Let the Clash begin!

The Cinema Clash returns with reviews of: THE PROMISE, an epic historical romantic war drama set against the fall of the Ottoman Empire; THE LOST CITY OF Z, based on the 'true' story of British explorer Percival Fawcett’s mysterious fetish for Amazonia; CEZENNE ET MOI, a French historical drama about the lifelong friendship between 19th century painter Paul Cézanne and writer Emile Zola; IN SEARCH OF ISRAELI CUISINE, a documentary about the roots of, and inspirations for, Israeli cuisine; and TOMMY’S HONOUR, an indie inspired by the true story of a father and son in Scotland who founded modern golf. Is there a ‘hole in one’ to be found among this particular slate of films? Let the clash begin!

On this edition of the Cinema Clash: SMURFS: THE LOST VILLAGE, a kid-friendly, adult-not-so-much animated feature; GOING IN STYLE, a heist comedy for the older crowd; GIFTED, a chick flick about a math prodigy with a hot guardian (Chris Evans) *You've got to be kidding me Hannah; ALIVE AND KICKING, a documentary about the history and appeal of swing dancing; QUEEN OF THE DESERT, a Werner Herzog film with Nicole Kidman as a headstrong debutante/explorer/cartographer at the dawn of the 20th Century; and FRANTZ, a foreign film that wins both Charlie and Hannah’s votes for best new release of the week. Will wonders never cease? Let the Clash begin!

On this edition of the Cinema Clash: Charlie and Hannah debate a trio of films designed to appeal to very different audiences – THE ZOOKEEPER’S WIFE, for adults (and older teens); THE BOSS BABY – for kids, and the adults in tow; and AFTER THE STORM, for fans of Japanese arthouse drama. Let the clash begin!

On this edition of the Cinema Clash: The POWER RANGERS get a reboot; there’s no dipping into CHIPS; LIFE takes a horrific turn aboard the International Space Station; SONG TO SONG goes from bad to worse; WILSON personifies indie quirk; RAW delivers the ‘meat’; and Charlie supplies the wine.

On this edition of the Cinema Clash: Charlie rips into a tale as old as time, aka BEAUTY AND THE BEAST; Hannah flies solo on a British drama THE SENSE OF AN ENDING; Kristin Stewart is a not-so-happy medium in the divisive, cerebral ghost story PERSONAL SHOPPER; Two guys share an awkward day reliving their youth in the indie film for dudes, DONALD CRIED; and prepare to be outraged over the actions of Herbalife in the new documentary, BETTING ON ZERO.