It's finally here! We check out Episode 7 of the Star Wars saga, The Force Awakens! Stick around until the end of the episode as we talk to a few people in line as we waited, and waited for the film.

On this episode, we take a look at the raunchy Christmas comedy The Night Before.

The very popular young adult series gets its final movie adaptation. Does Mockingjay - Part 2 end the series on a high? Did the last book at only 390 pages need to be split into two movies? We check out the final (but probably not final) Hunger Games film.

No, this isn't about the band. Creed is a Rocky spin-off starring Michael B. Jordan as the son of Adonis Creed. Sylvester Stallone returns as Rocky, this time as trainer to the son of his former opponent and friend.

On this edition of The Screen Watchers Guild, we take a look at Spotlight. Based on actual events of cover-up and conspiracy in the Catholic church, Spotlight features and all-star cast and well-written screenplay.

We take a look at some trailers and other news in the movie world!

Box Office Discussion

Gods of Egypt Trailer

The Hunstman: Winter's War Trailer

Zoolander 2 Trailer

Pierce Brosnan talks Spectre

Val Kilmer talks Top Gun 2

Ewan McGregor talks James Bond

New X-Men film to begin filming in 2017

Fast and Furious spin-offs and sequels

Memento Remake in the Works

Alien: Covenant announced as new title of Paradise Lost

George Lucas talks Star Wars

The latest in the Daniel Craig Bond films. Does it hit the jackpot like Casino Royale, or does it make you feel alone like Quantum of Solace? Skyfall. I don't know. Puns. Check out our review.

We reviewed the regular trailer, so why not review the Japanese one as well as the TV spot? Excessive? No one asked you, Fox news!

When we heard about Danny Boyle directing an Aaron Sorkin script about Steve Jobs starring Michael Fassbender, we were very excited for how the movie could turn out. It didn't seem to live up to the hype in the box office, but what about film quality? Check out this edition of The Screen Watchers Guild for our review of Steve Jobs.

On this edition of The Screen Watchers Guild we take a look at the indie hit from this year's Sundance festival, Dope.