We talk about the official (but yet unofficial) casting of Asa Butterfield in the film reboot of Spider-Man. We offer our advice to Sony Pictures on how to handle the new Spidey movies. In the review portion of the program we discuss the 1982 sci-fi classic Blade Runner. We answer the age-old question: is Deckard a replicant? Next time we will be reviewing the 2013 film Ender's Game starring Asa Butterfield.

Being as today is the informal holiday known as Star Wars Day, hosts John and Tim get together to discuss the Holy Trilogy. It's part nostalgia trip and part modern celebration. Oh, and there's some solid talk about Disney's The Black Hole.

We look back at the big news from last week's Star Wars Celebration including a lengthy talk about the new The Force Awakens trailer and Rogue One teaser. Next up we dissect the just-launched trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's grandparent horror film The Visit. We get ready for The Avengers: Age of Ultron with a review of 2014 film Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Join us next time as we watch (shamefully, for the first time) and review the 1982 classic Blade Runner.

We talk about movie spoilers and Google's new patent that may save us all from ruined movie secrets. Next up we discuss the new Star Wars Digital Collection and why it might not be a good buy over the DVD/Blu-ray. Finally, we review the new movie Kill Me Three Times starring Simon Pegg. For our April 24 podcast, we will be watching last year's Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Watch (or re-watch) it and join us for our next podcast.

We take a crack at reading the Star Wars script that John received. MAJOR SPOILER WARNING. If you don't want to know what happens in the upcoming movie, do not listen. It seems obvious but it had to be said.

More breaking news! Steven Spielberg is reportedly directing the film version of Ernest Cline's best-selling novel Ready Player One. Before we get into that discussion, we talk about the new Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation trailer. We contemplate the franchise's fine roster of directors and come up with other series with helmed by solid directors. We also discuss the news of a Mallrats sequel from Kevin Smith. We wrap it up with a review of 2006's basketball film Glory Road starring Josh Lucas. Spoiler alert: one of us liked it and one didn't so much.

Breaking news! Disney has announced the title of the first stand alone Star Wars film. The Mouse House also provided the release date for Star Wars Episode VIII. We talk about that news and its impact. We also discuss the big new trailer of the week, Tomorrowland. We slice and dice it and the very different international version of the trailer. Finally, we review the 1979 film Breaking Away. It was John's first viewing and the umpteenth time for Tim. Tell us which of these basketball films we should watch and review for our next podcast. Should we watch Basketball Diaries (1995), Fish that Saved Pittsburgh (1979), or Glory Road (2006)? Vote on our Facebook page or through Twitter @videoeta.

We talk about the recently released Mighty Morphin Power Rangers short film starring James Vander Beek and Katie Sackhoff. Should kids shows like this grow as their audiences do? With the release of his latest film, Focus, we assess the career of Will Smith. His recent roles haven't been the successes his earlier works were. Finally, we review the 1993 cult classic True Romance from writer Quentin Tarantino. It's long been a favorite of John's and Tim just saw it for the first time. For our March 13 podcast we will be reviewing 1979's Breaking Away. Watch it and then join us for the conversation. (Oh, and stick around at the end for a brief talk about adult tones in The Empire Strikes Back.)

We discuss Spider-man joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe and what that means for both Disney and Sony. We also toss out our casting choices for the new web slinger. Next we talk about the possibility of Star Wars: The Force Awakens moving up to this summer. Could it really happen? Finally, we review the 2013 Joseph Gordon-Levitt film Don Jon. Yeah, that talk is most certainly not safe for work. For our Feb. 27 podcast we will be reviewing 1993's True Romance. So re-watch it or, like Tim, watch it for the first time.

We talk about Paul Feig's recent announcement for 2016's Ghostbusters and what it means. We continue our discussion on the 2015 box office including our predictions for the year's top 15 films. Finally, we review the Shep Gordon documentary Supermensch. Be sure to vote which of these films we will review next time: Breakfast at Tiffany's (1961), Drinking Buddies (2013), or Don Jon (2013). Yes, our next podcast will have a Valentine's Day theme. Tweet us at @videoeta or comment on Facebook.