The guys react to more Marvel casting news and the death of movie legend Sean Connery (2:15),

Keith talks about "Over The Moon," a new Netflix animated feature (18:41),

Ben and Keith give their thoughts on the premier of season 2 of "The Mandalorian" (24:18)

And then Brad and the rest of the crew talk about 2000's "Love & Basketball," starring Sanaa Lathan and Omar Epps (34:43).

Additional links:

Rewatchables episode that spotlights "Love & Basketball": https://www.theringer.com/2020/4/16/21223411/love-and-basketball-with-bill-simmons-and-jemele-hill

Keith talks about a concert documentary about David Byrne, directed by Spike Lee (4:35),

The guys give their thoughts on Aaron Sorkin's latest, a historical drama based on the trial of a group of protestors in 1968 (9:15) 

And finish with the first of Brad's new retro reviews, 1993's "Tombstone." (42:18)

Big episode to listen to as the guys talk:

• Trailers for "The Trial of the Chicago Seven" and "WandaVision" (1:30)

Keith talks about the new Hulu show "Woke" (4:23),

Brad discusses if 2018's "Venom" has aged any better since he saw it two years ago (9:20),

Keith reviews one of the few movies actually that opened in the theater recently, "Broken Hearts Gallery" (24:30),

before he's joined by Ben to talk about this summer's Pete Davidson/Jude Apatow comedy, "The King of Staten Island." (32:32).

Three movies to review as the guys return to the movie theaters:

"The Person History of David Copperfield" (1:18)

"New Mutants" (6:18)

"Tenet" (28:40)

In this episode, Keith and Ben talk about their experience going back to the movie theater and then:

Keith reviews "Words On Bathroom Walls," (6:30)

Brad talk about "Deadpool 2," (11:03)

and then Keith and Ben break down "Bill & Ted Face The Music."

The guys talk about the sudden passing of "Black Panther" star Chadwick Boseman and then DC's slate of upcoming movies (18:42).