This week in news, Hugh Grants next flick is a mockumentary, fans fight to save Daredevil, Elliot Page comes out as transgender, the Oscars will still happen in person, Charlize Theron inks a deal with HBO Max, Armmie Hammer to star in Godfather series, Warner Bros is releasing its entire theatrical slate online for 2021, HBO Max is ended its free trial offer before the release of Wonder Woman, AMC is not happy with Warner Brothers, Johnny Depp is teaming up with Tim Burton again, and Oscar Isaac is set to take up the role of Solid Snake for an upcoming Metal Gear Solid movie.

Not much in way of reviews this week. Lances gives us another update on his American Horror Story progress and Tyler talks his absolute favorite background shows.

This week in news Anthony Mackie is starring 9in the next Netflix film, Jeopardy has decided on its next host, Cineworld is shutting down for the r4st of the year, Amazon has cancelled Utopia, David Lynch has inked a deal with Netflix, rumors have begun about Amber Heard heading to Marvel, we have an official replacement for Johnny Depp in Fantastic Beasts, Netflix lost a bid for Godzilla vs Kong, Dave Chappelle gets Chapelle showed pulled from Netflix and we have an official release date for Coming 2 America.

In reviews this week Tyler goes off on the final season of The Sopranos and his frustrations towards it as well as praises Amazons newly acquired series Wayne. Lance reviews American Horror Story's cult season and his excitement about Apocalypses. Tyler talks the mediocrity that is John C. Riley's new show Moonbase 8, his surprise enjoyment for the HBO doc The Inventor and his dumbfoundedness about the flat earth doc Beyond the Curve. Lastly Lance FINALLY got around to seeing Tenet and we get into a lengthy discussion on its tone, pace and overall feeling towards the film.

In news this week Chris Pratt will be appearing in the new Thor, Sylvestor Stallone has been added to Suicide Squad, Quentin Tarantino has a book deal, HBO's Gotham series has hit a snag, we're getting a new Stephen King based flick, even more Snyder cut news, Wonder Woman is heading to streaming services, Universal has inked a deal with Cineplex, a new Predator film is on the horizon, more casting news for Brad Pitt's Bullet Train, we officially have a series order for The Last of Us series and Wayne has gotten new life thanks to Amazon.

This week Lance plowed through several season of American Horror Story and gives the review we all expected for Gerald Butlers Greenland. Tyler is heart broken over the way CW ended Supernatural and goes into a long winded conversation on his likes and annoyances of The Sapranos as he nears the series finale.

This we talk about A Quiet Place spinoff, a new Ethan Hawke thriller, Gerald Butler returning to protect the President, AMC and Cineplex launching low price theater room rentals, HBO cancels The Outsider, Michael Bay teaming up with Jake Gyllenhaal, Umbrella Academy season 3 set to film soon, more news about John Cena's Peacemaker, Arnold Schwarzenegger starring in a Netflix spy thriller, Wonder Woman might skip the theaters, David Fincher inks a 4 year deal with Netflix, Disney talks more about their straight to online streaming plans, even more Snyder cut talk and finally a sad sad week as we say goodbye to the legend that is Alec Trebec.

In personal reviews, Tyler has burned through almost 4 seasons of The Soprano's and feels pretty happy about it, Lance is sinking his teeth into American Horror Story season 5, we both talk about Guy Ritchie's The Gentleman and how this might work as a spinoff series and Lance gives Underwater a fun thumbs up.

A little quiet in the news this week. AMC takes a huge loss, Cinemark changing its screening window, Tom Hardy is joining up with Pete Davidson, Christopher Walken is heading to Apple TV, Kevin Bacon teams up with Machine Gun Kelly, Jeremy Irons partnered with Netflix for their latest flick, the creators of South Park have a new satire using DeepFakes, Zac Effron to star in an Australian thriller, Netflix is testing out live channels and yet again we get more theatrical releases bumped down the road.

Lance gives his closing thoughts on Lovecraft Country, Tyler talks more Supernatural and his thoughts on Daniel Radcliff's Guns Akimbo and lastly we talk about a YouTube Original turned Prime exclusive currently sitting at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes.

In news this week we have sad sad news, Sean Connery has passed. RIP

Oscar Isaac joins the Marvel Universe, we got more information about James Gunn's upcoming suicide squad, Adam Sandler is going to space, Assassins Creed is coming to Netflix, John David Washington is also heading to Netflix and Big Brother is officially coming back for season 23.

So what did we watch this week? Tyler goes off the deep end in a Big Brother All-Stars rant, Lance finally finished season 4 of American Horror Story and started in on The Mandalorian. Tyler still has doubts about Supernatural, loves the different point of view in Seduced, raves about The Report, didn't feel good about You Were Never Really Here and is pleasantly surprised by the Lilly Collins/Simon Pegg flick Inheritance.

What a week for news its been. Starting off we have Harrison Ford and Ed Helms teaming up for a comedy, Dominic West joins The Crown, Bradley Cooper returns to directing, The Batman is borrowing from The Mandalorian, the end is near for The Fast and Furious, Jake Gyllenhaal is heading to HBO, AMC is nearing bankruptcy, Wendall Pierce is going to play BB King, Quibi is finally dead, Jared Leto is reprising his role as the Joker, Joe Manganiello returns as Deathstroke, Scott Speedman joins the cast of You, Brad Pitt's new assassin movie adds Aaron Taylor Johnson, we get our first look at Tom Holland in the new Uncharted film, Superbad cast to reunite for a watch party, Netflix's Mindhunter is dead in the water, Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac are teaming up for an HBO series, No Time To Die may be heading to a streaming service, Michael B Jordan is set to direct the next Creed movie, Sopranos creator is returning to HBO.

We both give or final thoughts on HBO's The Vow, Lance reminisces about Who's Line Is It Anyway and gives us an update on American Horror Story. Tyler shares his feelings on the new Borat film as well as his surpise and awe over The Innocence Files on Netflix and Lance is loving the new season of Unsolved Mysteries.

In news this week we're getting a new Gal Godot/Patty Jenkins flick, Disney+ is starting filming for Obi Wan in March, HBO is making a Elon Musk series, Greenland is skipping theaters, Disney+ is to some massive restructuring, we get some casting for the Mad Max prequel, Shia Lebeouf is out being Shia again, Coming 2 America is coming to Amazon, showrunners are finally gonna give us the final season of Dexter we deserved, Netflix's Don't Look Up gets an all star cast, HBO is going forward with season 2 of The Outsider, Mandalorian season 3 to begin filming in the near future as well as the third season of The Boys and HBO has picked up The Vow for a second season.

What We Watched This Week

So we have even more delays in the news this week with The Batman and Jurassic Park getting bumped, while Milla Jovovich's Monster World gets moved up. Regal Cinemas is closing all its US locations while Cinemark and AMC keep their doors open. Netflix has cancelled Glow, we get more details on the Game of Thrones prequel, Craig Robinson and Andy Samburg are teaming up for a superhero film, Chloe Grace Moretz is leading a new Amazon series, James McAvoy and Claire Foy are teaming up for an interesting film, we're getting an Angels and Demons limited TV series, cast details have come out for the Resident Evil reboot, Benedict Cumberbatch has been confirmed for Spiderman 3, Pixars Soul is going straight to Disney+, Jensen Ackles and his wife have started a production company, a third installment of Band of Brothers is heading to Apple TV, Kingdom Come Deliverance is getting a film adaptation, John David Washington has joined Christian Bale and Margot Robbie for a new film, and HBO Max is bringing us a Green Lantern TV series.

In review news, Lance talks about this weeks Dancing With the Stars debacle, neither of us can figure out if Raised By Wolves is any good and Tyler gets hooked on Amazon's new show Utopia.

This week in news, Avatar 2 and 3 are nearly complete, Steven Soderbergh is teaming up with Jon Hamm, Blumhouse's remake of The Craft is heading straight to Amazon, Spielberg has walked away from Indiana Jones 5, Zac Efron is starring in a new Stephen King film, Sam Esmail has a whole slate of upcoming projects, Conan the Barbarian lands at Netflix, Disney+ introduces Group Watch, Ms Marvel has cast its lead, Billions gets renewed for a sixth season, Guy Ritchie's The Gentleman is becoming a TV series, Jamie Foxx might be coming back to Spiderman as Electro, the new Bond film and Fast 9 get their release dates bumped, the cast of Dazed and Confused are reuniting for a script read, AMC theatres is in some financial trouble, Billy Crudup rejoins The Flash, Clint Eastwood is returning to the silver screen and Ryan Murphy is bringing a Jeffrey Dahmer series to Netflix.

Lance finished season three of American Horror story, his thoughts on Richard Jewell and provides an update on Dancing with the Stars, Tyler still can't figure out if Raised by Wolves is worth watching and we discuss Netflix's American Murder and our feeling about the South Park Pandemic Special.