Gotta love time paradoxes, or plot holes, whatever you want to call them. Your son sends you into the past so that you can meet your mother, but you don't end up doing what you are supposed to do and end up in the future which would mean that your son would be younger unless you go back into the past to make sure that he is the right age to be the leader of the resistance against the machines. *gasping for air* I meant to type out something like that just to pad the description a little bit. Anyways I start things off with an admittedly long review of Terminator: Genisys, followed by the Box Office Report, the news, the Trailer Spot featuring Legend! It's a Tom Hardy movie and not the Tom Cruise movie from the 1980's. Last but not least in my review of The Terminator. Enjoy the show!

Opening and Closing Song- Love Runs Out by OneRepublic

Yes I know the song is completely random, but none of the movies I reviewed had a song that was recognisable as far as I was concerned. Well if you were wanting a news-light episode this is right up your alley because the news kinda sucked so the focus is largely on the three movies I bring to the table: Inside Out, Wall-E, and Blade Runner. As I explained in the show Wall-E is my favorite Pixar film, and Blade Runner I just happened to watch so I decided to review it. Otherwise I talk about the news and the Box Office Report, enjoy the show!

Opening and Closing Song- Stuck in the Middle with You by Stealers Wheel

Completely forgot that I had reviewed Jurassic Park on Episode 196 and I totally had a different score, just shows how retrospect and scores can be a fickle thing. Nevertheless I start things off with Jurassic World! The worldwide smash super hit and now the long awaited review has come your way. After that I briefly review Jurassic Park (again, haha) The Lost World: Jurassic Park, and Jurassic Park III. I talk about the Box Office Report. The Trailer Spot this week is The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2. Lastly but not leastly I talk about the news and for my Closing Comments I talk a little about Game of Thrones. Enjoy the show!

Opening and Closing Song- Walk the Dinosaur by Was (Not Was)

Things are a little backwards for this episode as start the show off with the news. I tried to be as excited about it as I could but being behind two weeks proved to be too much for me, as such I cut the news short so you all wouldn't be tortured by boredom. Following that is the Box Office Report(s). And for my irrelevant reviews I start off with Mortdecai (starring Johnny Depp), then Cut Bank (it stars a handful of notable people), last but definitely not least The Last Samurai (starring Tom Cruise). Enjoy the show!

Opening and Closing Song- I Won't Give in by Asking Alexandria

Long title right? Probably a little too long but I saw quite a few movies leading up to the recording. Hopefully the little bell sound I used for the show works I don't think it's annoying but rather ineffective, I guess I will find out after this is released. If you couldn't tell I'm avoiding actually typing what I usually type. Well anyways I review Tomorrowland, there's the Box Office Report, the news, and my "speedy" review(s) of Sinister, Ride Along, and Stonehearst Asylum. Enjoy the show!

Opening and Closing Song- Failure by Breaking Benjamin (random song, but out of the 4 movies I talk about none of them had a song I wanted to use)

I have returned from the road of fury! Or rather Highway 12, which I don't think has a nickname as cool as namesake in which I took it from. After taking last week off, mostly due to lousy movies being released, I am back to review Mad Max: Fury Road! Is it as good as the previous Mad Max films? I have no idea because this was my first Mad Max film, the true fans will have to sound off. After that I talk about the Box Office Report as well as a literal tonne of news. And to finish off the show I briefly talk about a movie that is crappy in most senses of the word, stay tuned to find out what it is! Enjoy the show!

Opening and Closing Song- Brothers in Arms by Junkie XL (from the Mad Max: Fury Road Soundtrack)

I'm sorry that I skipped out on a ton of detail as far as my Age of Ultron review goes but I needed to keep it streamlined and as generalized as possible to keep it fairly spoiler free for people that haven't seen it yet. I really didn't mention much of anyone specifically and rather touched on the plot of the film. The things I wish I could have mentioned more on was the Hulk/Black Widow romance, Hawkeye being one of the best parts of the film, and Captain America's best line at the beginning of the movie. Or lest we forget who is worthy of Thor's hammer?!

Opening and Closing Song- Amaria by Two Steps from Hell

If you were chosen to give a Turing Test do you think a machine could pass? Let alone what effect this newfound A.I. would have on the world if let loose? Ex Machina is a slow burn of a movie with relatively no action, it is by every right a thinking sci-fi film, so if you want action with a slice of sci-fi this probably isn't for you. But if you want deep conversations with mystery swirled in I think you have found your movie to start the summer. So after I review Ex Machina I talk about the Box Office Report and the news and briefly give my score for Clerks II. Enjoy the show!

Opening and Closing Song- ABC by Jackson 5 (it was from Clerks II)

Rumor has it that I haven't even reached the point where the title of this show makes sense. At this point I'm not even sure what I should be talking about to hype up the show...don't take that the wrong way it's a really good show in pretty much every respect but I'm at a loss other than briefly giving a description that you can just listen about it when the show is downloaded. Well anyways I hope you enjoy my review!

Opening Song- Kyokai No Kanata by Minori Chihara

Closing Song- Daisy by STEREO DRIVE FOUNDATAION

I honest to God thought I had already reviewed Paul Blart since it had come out in 2009, but alas I could not find it as far as my spreadsheet was concerned so I briefly mention my score that I had given IMDB a while back before starting with the review of Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2. Following that is the Box Office Report. And for the Trailer Spot this week is Star Wars: The Force Awakens and Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. It's a pretty exciting time for trailers and since summer is right around the corner means we will be seeing some new and cool stuff soon. Also I do the news, as is expected, and lastly I review Lone Survivor. Enjoy the show!

Opening and Closing Song: You Know You Like It by DJ Snake and Aluna George