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In news this week were getting a Rubiks Cube film that no one asked for, Roku now owns the Quibi catalog, HBO is releasing a limited series on the Kim Wall murder, Clancy Brown is poised to be the new Dexter villain, Ray Fisher's Cyborg has been pulled from the Flash movie, there's a comedic Walking Dead spinoff in the works, IMDB TV is bring us a Lords of Dogtown series, Netflix is bringing back Master of None and there is now a animated Mr. Bean in the works.
This week Lance talks Sarah Paulson's Run, the animated Soul, and finally catching up on The Crown. Tyler raves about The History of Swear Words on Netflix and drops some interesting facts as well as his pleasant surprise enjoyment of Escape Room. Finally we get into conversation about films vs limited series and the history and direction of such,
Its been a slow week for news as the holidays come to a close. We have confirmation that Ready Player 2 is officially in the works, DC has massive plans for its multiverse spanning theatrical and streaming releases and James Gunn's Suicide Squad is going to be super R-rated.
As far as our weekly reviews, Lance talks The Flight Attendant and the Crown and Tyler has started in on James May Big In Japan.
To wrap up the show we take a look to the future and talk about all the exciting TV series (new and returning) as well as all the films that we are excited to see this year.
With 2020 coming to a close we're going to do things a little differently this go round. First with some quick news story's and then Lance and Tyler will discuss their top picks for movies and Television of 2020.
So in short news Enola Holmes has settle out of court, we have confirmation of The Book of Boba Fett happening at Disney+, a new Covid stimulus bill is full of provisions to help the film industry, MGM is considering selling their studio, and it looks like Dune might not be going straight to HBO Max and lastly Wonder Woman 3 is a go.
Lance talks Wonder Woman 1984 and Stephen Kings The Stand and Tyler gives a glowing review to Death to 2020.
Finally, here our our top picks, in list format for the year 2020:
Lance:
Best of 2020 TV • Devs (limited) • Mcmillions (doc) • Lovecraft country (season 1) • The outsider (limited) • The mandalorian (season 2) • Ozark (season 3) • Sex education (season 2) • The boy's (season 2) • Better Call Saul (season 5) • Hunter's (season 1) • Unsolved mysteries
Honorable Mentions • Wayne (season 1) • American horror story (all of it) • Upload (season 1) • Tiger king (doc)
Movies • Tenet • The gentleman • Greenland • Bad boy's for life • Birds of prey • The Old Guard • The way back • Bad education
Tyler:
Best of 2020 TV • Devs (limited) • Mcmillions (doc) • The outsider (limited) • Ozark (season 3) • The boy's (season 2) • Hunter's (season 1) • Unsolved mysteries • Tiger king (doc) • Archer (season 11)
Honorable Mentions • Wayne (season 1) • Power (Series Finale)
Movies • Tenet • Bad boy's for life • Birds of prey • The Old Guard • Totally Under Control (Doc) • Death to 2020 (Doc/Moc Hybrid) • Inheritance • The Hunt • Borat 2
This week in news:
Looks like Chris Pine is going to Star in a Dungeons and Dragons flick, more casting news for the game of thrones prequel, Alicia Vikander is heading to HBO for a limited series, Ben Affleck is now Houdini, we're getting a Pamela Anderson/Tommy Lee series on Hulu, Dave Chappelle flexes is muscle once again, even more Snyder cut news, and lastly it looks like there has already been some serious injuries on set of the latest Jackass flick.
As far as television and film reviews... Lance gives his take on the latest episodes of the Mandalorian while Tyler comes up short with another dry week.
This week in new, Legendary pictures is considering legal action against Warner Bros, AMC is in even more trouble, Netflix is getting a comedy special from the creators of Black Mirror, Gal Gadot to star in Bond like spy thriller, we're potentially get 7 more Kingsman films, The Crown refuses to add a fictional disclaimer, For All Mankind gets renewed for a 3rd season, Doc Oc is returning to Spiderman 3, looks like Extraction is getting a whole universe, True Blood is getting a reboot and we got tons of announcements from Disney.
In watched this week Tyler talks Big Mouth, Seduced and a newer Ted Bundy Amazon Prime docuseries as well as how low Jeremy Piven has fallen. Lance finished Wayne and talks The Crown.
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