The Plot Hole

John Boyega slams his Star Wars experience, Tenet (and more) are pushed, and an entanglement between Jada Pinkett and Will Smith occurs. All of that, plus our review of the Disney+ presentation of Lin Manuel Miranda's Broadway sensation Hamilton.

The Plot Hole returns! In this episode, Devin and Kyle traverse the cultural climate of protests and more, discuss J.K. Rowling's controversial tweet about menstruation, and pay tribute to three great entertainment legends: Ennio Morricone, Joel Schumacher, and Carl Reiner.

Uncut Gems is finally on Netflix, Nicholas Hoult doesn't accept his Mission: Impossible, and Jason Mamoa and Peter Dinklage are starring in an action vampire comedy. All of that and our review for the tepid Netflix comedy The Lovebirds.

In this week's episode we spin the wheel of news to find our latest stories: postponed Academy Awards, the deaths of Fred Willard/Jerry Stiller, and more. We also review Josh Trank's latest trainwreck of an attempt at a coherent film, Capone.

Hellraiser is coming to HBO, Goosebumps is getting a TV reboot, and Parks & Rec reunites for charity. All of that and our review for the new Netflix actioner Extraction.

SXSW will release a slate of festival films available on Amazon, The Hunger Games is getting a prequel, and Venom II gets its title, plus a lot of pushed back release dates. All of that and our review for the specter comedy Extra Ordinary.

That Thing You Do! Reunion is happening...on Zoom, David Lynch imagines a kinder world after Quarantine, and a remake of a 1955 classic has been horrifyingly confirmed. All of that and our review for the Sundance and Netflix film Horse Girl.

Ezra Miller isn't practicing social distancing, Quibi launches, and AMC might not re-open when all of this pandemic nonsense is done. All of that, plus much more, and our review for Pixar's latest original Onward.

More updates from behind the quarantine, composer Krzysztof Penderecki passed on, and our review for a VOD release you can stream in your stay-at-home advnetures, Vivarium.

More coronavirus, more quarantine, more madness. Content pushed to VOD, commentary on wet markets, and even some anger towards parking enforcement. All of that and our review for Gavin O'Connor's alcoholism sports drama The Way Back.