Lyles Movie Files: Recent Episodes
Jeffrey K. Lyles
Jeffrey Lyles of Lyles Movie Files brings all of the fun and commentary from lylesmoviefiles.com and he's bringing some of his opinionated boys with him as we talk about movies, TV shows, hot topic Hollywood issues and a little bit of everything in between.
Jace and Jeffrey discuss DC Studios' biggest issues with the constant start and stops of the DC Universe and how it's damaged audience confidence in the brand.
Jeffrey and Jace take a quick look at the Avengers Doomsday trailer breaking down some potential hidden clues and secrets lurking in our first look at the next Avengers blockbuster.
With the success of Michael, Jace and Jeffrey break down some options for future biopics with a little help from the live chat.
Jace and I break down the latest episodes of Maul: Shadow Lord and discuss a controversial hot take that it's better than The Clone Wars.
We break down the last few remaining action heroes left and why the genre has to keep going back to the old superstars.
We take a bite out of each other's lists of favorite vampire movies as Chief lays out his definitive best vampire films.
The guys break down some unorthodox choices for villains who weren't wrong with their assessment of some famous heroes in movies and TV shows. Let's see how many that you agree with.
With rising price hikes for streaming systems, we debate which services are still worth it and which ones can you safely cut without missing too much at all.
Jace and I break down the four-part Marvel Zombies series on Disney+. Was it worth checking out?
Jace and I discuss some potential viable options to be the villain in Matt Reeves' The Batman 2.
Who are some of the characters in movies and TV that irritate you to no end whenever they show up on screen? It doesn't matter if they're villains or heroes that are just frustrating. Everyone is fair game. Also, we talk about Daredevil: Born Again, growing hype for Sinners and Thunderbolts and regret from the original Power Rangers creators.
There have been plenty of great takes on beloved characters from a book or comic book, but what were some of the ones that got done dirty by their appearance on the big or small screen?
Also we talk about Daredevil: Born Again’s latest episode, a new Power Rangers series on Disney+ and Katie Cassidy’s reaction to being fired from Arrow.
Marvel Studios has kept the world frantically checking every 15 minutes for new names for the Avengers: Doomsday cast reveal. Did any reveals surprise us or leave us even more hyped for what's sure to be a major blockbuster soon? Plus, we talk Daredevil Born Again, the Snow White box office blues and more.
Some franchises need a slight change or some fresh faces while others need a full on makeover with a push of the reset reboot button. We break down which would be the best choices for a complete overhaul on tonight's show.
Also, we dish on Daredevil, Cobra Kai's finale finally, the continuation of John Wick and more.
Jace and I discuss all the latest news about Daredevil: Born Again, the buzz around Masters of the Universe, Oscars hype and more as well as discussing what would be our picks for the best films that would stand the test of time as all-time greats since 2010.
The gang is back with our picks for the all-time worst comic book movies. We also break down the latest casting news for the Masters of the Universe film and Coleman Domingo's rationale for saying no to playing Kang.
We’ve all seen those movie trailers filled with awesome moments, exhilarating fight scenes and hilarious lines only to realize you’ve been sold a bed of lies. The trailer was full of smoke and mirrors and it was hyping a completely terrible and awful movie. What trailers absolutely sold you on a movie that was completely terrible?
From lightsabers to whips and BFGs, what are some of your favorite movie and TV weapons. Plus, we discuss the Daredevil trailer, the MCU’s options for the new Black Panther, the potential Alien: Romulus trailer and more.
The Lyles Movie Files crew breaks down the films and TV shows we're most looking forward to seeing this year from Cobra Kai to Superman. Bring your list and share what's got you excited this year.
There’s been some epic ones over the years, but what have been some of your favorite biopics? Also breaking down the new Captain America’s trailer and reports of a new director stepping in To get it over the finish line. Sonic 4 already in the works, Denzel in Black Panther 3 and Rey being the key of the next Star Wars saga.
What are some of the most memorable movie and TV moments that really showed off how cool a character was whether in a fight scene, a comedy, a musical. Whatever comes to mind. Plus, we discuss the latest Marvel Cinematic Universe rumors, more The Batman spinoff shows and what Tom Hanks really thinks about comic book movies
From Lord of the Rings, Casino Royale and Kill Bill, we break down some of our top picks for the best opening scene to kick off a film.
Since it's October, let's get our lists together for some of our favorite scary movies and one that is horribly overrated. Plus, we break down the Joker: Folie a Deux's terrible box office performance, the casting of John Stewart and more.
What films that you love did critics absolutely hate? And which did they just adore that you can’t understand why anyone would have warm feelings towards it? Is a Deadpool and Wolverine sequel necessary? Just how much will Joker Folie a Deux cost Warner Bros? And why Krypto wasn’t essential for Superman, but absolutely the right choice for James Gunn’s film. Henry Cavill in Voltron, but should we trust Amazon and MGM to make good on it? Denzel as Dormmamu in Dr. Strange 3 and more.
We're breaking down all the news from D23 with glimpses of Captain America: Brave New World, Daredevil: Born Again, Fantastic Four and more. Also, we come up with our list of actors who normally play heroes in their films who delivered shockingly great villain performances
Jayce, Chief and I break down some of the best recasts in movies and TV. What's next on the horizon to look forward to and a spoiler discussion of Deadpool & Wolverine.
We broke down our favorite villains in movies and TV last week. But to shake things up a little this time, we're gonna dish on our favorite second tier aka supporting heroes. There's plenty to choose from so get your nominations ready as we share our choices.
Also, we talk Star Wars: Acolyte and our thoughts on the latest episode. Did it fare better than the previous slaughter of the Jedi? Come hang out and enjoy a little early Fourth of July party with us.
We're breaking down the latest episode of The Acolyte, more bad news for the MCU Blade production and some Superman sightings. And we're taking a look at the absolute best villains in movies and TV. Get your 10 ready to go and get ready for another wild installment of Lyles Movie Files.
There's Denzel, Cruise, Hanks, Streep, Angela Bassett, Forest Whitaker, Pitt, DiCaprio and stars from the 80s and 90s who are reliable box office draws, but what under 45-year-old stars are the new era performers that will interest you in checking out a film simply because they're in it?
We share our lists as well as dish on The Acolyte, Until Dawn's feature film and more!
We've all had those movies where it's going great until a needless and stupid twist wastes the investment and just sinks what was shaping up to be a very fun film. What are your choices? Plus, we break down Star Wars: The Acolyte Ep. 3 and determine if it's as horrible as social media would lead you to believe, Matt Bomer missing out on Superman for coming out and much more.
We break down the first two episodes of Star Wars: The Acolyte. Did this new Star Wars Disney+ series live up to the hype? Marvel Studios has a ton of news from the rumored 60 characters set to return for Avengers 5, a new name under consideration to direct the epic and two former Avengers making some big moves.
Another big week with plenty of news and rumors to break down including the casting of a new He-Man, Furiosa barely beating Garfield at the box office over Memorial Day weekend. There's also a solid amount of rumors to discuss including possible MCU roles for Breaking Bad stars Giancarlo Esposito, a possible time jump for Scream 8, a 300 TV series and the top three contenders for the Booster Gold role.
For this week, we break down the X-Men '97 finale. What did we think of the twists, the action sequences and all of those amazing cameos? It was a big happening and played out like the end of a massive comic book arc. Check out what Chief and Jayce had to say.
It’s a packed episode as we break down that wild X-Men’97: Remember It episode, we talk about the debut of Fallout, the Joker 2 trailer, Games of Thrones news and much more!
We break down our favorite movie taglines, discuss the Road House remake, Invincible, X-Men'97 and more.
Some films and shows just can't be done better no matter the improvements to technology or in a different format. We break down some of our top choices. Plus, more MCU news, Batman 2 delays, Oscar convo and more.
With the recent run of less than ideal box office performances, Marvel Studios is going back to the drawing board. What does that really mean? Plus, Disney contracts out physical media, Warner Bros. big Joker 2 budget and more.
With award season well underway for all the major awards, we figured it's time to start handing out some trophies of our own to celebrate the year that was in 2023 with our 2024 Awards for Best in Film along with some unique categories. We also bring back an old favorite where we choose the best and worst film for five big time stars. We'll pick four and we'll pick the fifth one from the best option during the livestream. It should be another fun show!
Thanks to a friend suggestion, Jayce and I tackle franchises that deserve a movie or a TV show. And Jayce breaks down his Top 10 Favorite Films of 2023.
Have superhero movies reached their breaking point? We discuss the growing sentiment and break down our take on The Marvels and Loki's season 2 finale.
Breaking down The Reign of the MCU and some of the big revelations from it as well as Matthew Vaughn's advice for the Marvel Studios' empire and more.
We break down the runaway best examples to get people hooked on a new movie genre from action, comedy, horror, sports, martial arts, musicals, dramas, comic book, sci-fi and more. Plus, more Ahsoka talk as we break down a major episode!
Could Ahsoka keep its hot streak going for a third episode or did it start the slide like Secret Invasion? We also discuss the network’s fall slate with few new shows on the horizon. Finally, we break down our top choices for most overrated and underrated TV shows and movies.
Jayce and I break down what The Flash's potential box office success means for the future of DCU and we discuss why 2023 is going to go down as the greatest action movie year ever.
Jayce and I struggled to make it to the finish line with The Flash's final season, but we rallied to catch the last arc. Did it disappoint or pull off one last final bolt of greatness?
Jayce and I discuss the continued longevity of the Fast and Furious and why it's been more viable lately than even the Marvel Cinematic Universe. We also break down Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and why the MCU might miss James Gunn more than we initially thought.
The Mandalorian wrapped up its third season and while some fans were very disappointed, we break down our thoughts on the season finale and the season as a whole.
And while we’re talking season finales, we also break down the latest season of Love is Blind.
Jayce and I break down all of the big reveals from Star Wars Celebration 2023, the excitement over Ahsoka, the news with Rey and more. Plus, we discuss today's episode of The Mandalorian.
Jayce and I break down my excitement over The Last Kingdom and why I would have ditched Game of Thrones if I was watching it around the same time it came out.
We also discuss the reception so far to The Mandalorian Season 3 and the series' biggest avoidable problem.
Jayce questions the latest rumored villain for The Batman and we have more questions for DC.
Jayce, Chief and I break down why Shazam: Fury of the Gods fizzled at the box office, why Gotham Knights was even a thing in the first place and what’s happened to The Flash TV series.
Jayce, Chief and I discuss Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania and I question if this would have been a better movie for Thor instead of Ant-Man. We also discuss all the elements that have made The Last of Us such great appointment TV viewing.
Jayce, Chief and I break down the big Super Bowl trailers including Fast X and The Flash. Ant-Man and The Wasp: Quantumania is trending negative. Any reason for concern from the MCU or are some critics just wrong? We also break down the latest exhilarating episode of The Last of Us.
Jayce and I break down all the upcoming films, series and everything else from the upcoming DC Comics universe under the direction of James Gunn and Peter Safran.
Jayce and I break down our take on the debut episode of The Last of Us and consider if HBO has another hit on its hands with its latest must-see series.
Like the rest of us, Channing Tatum revealed he wanted no parts of GI Joe; The Rise of Cobra. Was it a saving face maneuver or does he deserve some grace for speaking out against the film? With the season finale hours away, Jayce and I talk The Circle and what's played out in Season 5.
Jayce and I break down our favorite films of 2022, which starts off as a Top 10 apiece, but gradually expands to be about Top 15 or Top 20. Check out the list and see if any of your favorites made the cut as well.
Jayce and I break down The Hollywood Reporter's bombshell report of the near total obliteration of the final remnants of the Zack Snyder vision of DC Comics with the news that Wonder Woman 3 is off the books, Black Adam isn't getting a sequel and Henry Cavill might have suited up as Superman for the last time, no seriously this time.
Jayce, Chief and I break down the lack of success of Disney's Strange World at the box office.
Amazon teaming up with DC for more animated projects? Here's why that could be a great thing for DC provided they address this one small issue.
Quentin Tarantino made some headlines dogging the Marvel Studios product and how it's failing to make movie stars so of course he gets our Dummy of the Week nomination.
Jayce and I try to convince Chief and Jovon to give Andor a shot despite it being a Star Wars show with absolutely no lightsabers in sight. We also break down what's gone down with The Walking Dead and why the series finale really just needs to end with a spin-off draft. After the news of Black Adam's disappointing box office, we discuss reason for optimism with the news of no more Batmen
Jayce and I discuss the early reaction to Black Panther: Wakanda Forever and the issues Phase 5 can't carry over from Phase 4.
We also discuss sequel and prequel plans for Indiana Jones, Rambo and why Saw is a pretty smart horror gore franchise.
Jayce, Chief, Jovon and I catch up on Andor and The Walking Dead before getting into a longer than anticipated tangent on Love is Blind and Married at First Sight.
Jayce, Jovon, Chief and I break down She-Hulk’s finale, remind everyone why Brett Favre is a trash scumbag and why we’re not hyped about another bearded Lex Luthor.
Jayce, Chief and I consider if Warner Bros Discovery+ is wasting a golden opportunity to make some headway on Marvel Studios while some fans are growing frustrated with a lackluster Phase 4?
Jayce and I break down the D23 reveals including the Thunderbolts lineup, Secret Invasion, Armor Wars and more.
Jayce and I break down Warner Bros' logistical issues in handling Ezra Miller's constant headline headaches, the aborted plans for the DCEU including a Secret Six and Crisis on Infinite Earths movie.
We also discuss the latest news on the Walking Dead spinoff starring Daryl Dixon and how he'll be facing more advanced zombies.
With the Batgirl shelving along with Wonder Twins, it's becoming clearer that Warner Bros. is still utilizing a throw against the wall and see what sticks mentality. Jayce and I try to make sense of the latest news and the needless decision to continue on with The Flash movie.
Jayce, Chief and I break down Marvel Studios’ revealed plans for Phase 5 and 6, the future of the Avengers and that emotional Black Panther: Wakanda Forever trailer.
Jayce, Chief and I debate if The Boys' Season 3 has finally reached the show's breaking point or if it's continuing to provide the most entertaining, irreverent take on the superhero genre on the small screen yet.
Jayce and I break down a spoiler-free take on Thor: Love and Thunder for Chief and ponder what's going on with Phase IV of the MCU.
Chief, Jayce and I break down the Obi-Wan Kenobi season finale and debate whether it needs a second season. And we break down the first half of The Boys Season 3
Jayce, Chief and I break down everything that's played out so far in Obi-Wan Kenobi and our hopes for what will go down in the season finale. Another duel with Darth Vader? Luke officially meets Obi-Wan? We break it all down.
Jayce and I review the debut issue of Ms. Marvel, which already seems like a big winner for Marvel Studios.
We geek out over another episode of Obi-Wan Kenobi while admitting that co-main villain Reva is a little too all-knowing in every situation.
The DC Universe still sounds messy and Black Adam's new trailer didn't do much to excite us.
Jayce and I discuss Star Wars Celebration Anaheim's big reveals and then break down our thoughts on the first three episodes of Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Jayce and I try and fail to be remotely serious in discussing Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers, one of 2022's top films. I explain why Top Gun: Maverick absolutely needs to be viewed on the big screen and we break down the Thor: Love and Thunder trailer and count down the hours until Obi-Wan Kenobi.
With the cancellation of Batwoman, Naomi and DC’s Legends of Tomorrow, Jayce and I look at the recent failures of the CW Verse to effectively build off the Arrowverse and what can be done to salvage it.
With the new head of Warner Bros. Discovery prioritizing the DC film universe, we come up with some ideas for an ideal starting point to get the brand back on track.
Jayce, Chief and I discuss the shocker with The Walking Dead spinoff slated to feature Carol and Daryl that is in jeopardy with Melissa McBride's departure. Justin Lin is exiting Fast and Furious 10, but does a new director matter that much? Spider-Man's 20th anniversary is being hailed as the restart of the comic book movie genre. We debate if that was really the case. And with the news of a sequel to The Batman, we discuss the possibilities for Matt Reeves' follow-up.
Chief, J. King, Jayce and I debate our favorite movie moments -- those epic scenes that get us hyped up like few others. We've got a wide range of choices. See if any of your favorites make the cut.
A massive leak for The Flash movie with some significant rumored spoilers has us very concerned about what Warner Bros. has planned for the future of the DC Extended Universe.
It might not be worth the concern as Flash star Ezra Miller’s latest headline making incident might finally be the final straw in this ill-fated version of a shared DC Universe.
The whole gang is here to break down the Will Smith/Chris Rock fiasco at the Oscars.
Was Will right to defend Jada's honor? Was Chris just being a comedian? How much will this affect future black actors from deserved Oscar recognition? We discuss it all in this one over the most talked about Oscars in decades.
Jayce and I break down the upcoming MCU slate including the Ms. Marvel trailer, how wild Moon Knight looks and our excitement for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.
Then, we consider all of the wild possibilities with Secret Invasion and which dead characters should make a comeback...as Skrulls or their freed selves.
Jayce, Chief and I catch up on The Walking Dead as it continues the second phase of its final season. With the news of yet another spinoff featuring Maggie and Negan, we consider if TWD would be better off just doing another season instead.
We also break down the latest delays for the upcoming DC Films slate with push backs to The Flash, Aquaman and Black Adam.
Jayce and I are joined by our cousin, Duane, the biggest Batman fan that we know to discuss The Batman in a spoiler-filled conversation as we consider if Matt Reeves' take is the best Batman film so far.
With The Batman director Matt Reeves wanting more of a realistic, gritty take on Batman, Jayce and I consider what viable options are actually on the table for the sequel he's currently planning. After Spider-Man: No Way Home's sucess, Jayce and I consider if there's any other possible comic book film that could equal its success. The Marvel Netflix shows are potentially heading to Disney+, but Jayce has some concerns.
Jayce and I discuss the last episode of The Book of Boba Fett, which once again had very little of the title character and a major focus on furthering subplots from The Mandalorian.
And we geek out over the big cameos and huge debut before considering how challenging it really would be for Disney to make an Heir to the Empire live-action trilogy.
Jayce and I discuss the news of a sequel to the 2021 Mortal Kombat film in the works from Warner Bros.
We also discuss our slight concern about the Uncharted movie, this week’s episode of The Book of Boba Fett and the exciting team-up of The Rock and Chris Evans for Red One.
Jayce and I break down DC's plans to kill off the Justice League, the realization that Black Panther: World of Wakanda is snakebit, the continued rise in momentum of The Book of Boba Fett and Joss Whedon torpedoing what's left of his career after a scathing interview where he blasted the Justice League cast.
Netflix is hard at work on The Raid remake that Jayce and I want zero parts of as there’s no way it can match the intensity and fun of the modern classic action movie. Besides, that’s what Dredd is for.
We also discuss the cameo that likely won’t happen for Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and those we’d think would be cool to see.
Jayce and I break down the rumors of the pending end of the Snyderverse within the DC Extended Universe. Can we trust Warner Bros. and DC going forward with the DC comic book movies?
Black Widow might have been the hardest hit blockbuster over the pandemic, but a report indicates it was much worse than previously revealed.
Morbius is getting another delay. Will this Spider-Man spin-off eventually prove worth the wait?
Finally, we break down the issues with The Book of Boba Fett and why it's making us cautiously optimistic about the rest of the season.
Chief, Jayce and I break down the new The Batman trailer in hopes of it getting Chief excited about the Robert Pattinson/Matt Reeves collaboration.
Also, Jayce and I break down the first episode of The Book of Boba Fett and share our excitement over the latest Disney+ series set in the Star Wars Universe.
Finally, the three of us rank all of the theatrical release Spider-Man films from Spider-Man to Spider-Man: No Way Home.
Jayce and I break down the season finale of Hawkeye and if the first appearance of Kingpin in the official MCU met expectations. We also explain why Hawkeye might have had the worst post-credit of any MCU property.
The Matrix Resurrections dropped on HBO Max and theaters and we're ready to take the blue pill after checking it out.
Also, we discuss Spider-Man: No Way Home's box office potential and provide a new crew of Dummies of the Week.
Jayce and I break down Hawkeye's penultimate episode for Season 1 and the reveal of the man Clint didn't want to face.
I also provide my spoiler-free take on Spider-Man: No Way Home and why it's one of the Top 5 MCU films.
The Flash Armageddon is wrapped, and we break down what worked and didn't in the mini-event finale.
Finally, we question the need for a CW Gotham Knights show and wonder why Netflix keeps cancelling new series with cliffhanger endings.
Jayce and I break down The Flash: Armageddon's first three episodes and so far haven't been disappointed by the start of Season 8 of the top CW series.
Red Notice is Netflix's most viewed film, but Jovon still hasn't bit. Can we convince him to give it a shot?
Speaking of bite, we discuss Nicholas Cage's new bloody film, Reinfeld, co-starring Nicholas Hoult and Awkwafina.
Spider-Man: No Way Home is coming and we won't be done with Tom Holland as Spider-Man as a new trilogy is in the works. Chief explains why he's excited about this news as Sony and Marvel Studios are avoiding a major problem with the DC Extended Universe.
Jayce and I break down Vin Diesel's plea to get Dwayne Johnson back with the Fast and Furious franchise. Will it work?
Also, Jayce shares his take on the Supergirl series finale to determine if it was worth investing in this season.
Henry Cavill reiterates he's not done with Superman. Will Warner Bros. ever figure out a way to incorporate him back into the fold?
Finally, Jayce and I make our Married at First Sight Season 13 predictions ahead of Decision Day.
Jayce, Gunner and I break down the issues with Marvel Studios' Eternals and why it's looking like it'll be the first rotten film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Joe Millionaire is coming back to FOX with an even better twist this time.
Jayce has some thoughts on Cardi B being the host of the AMAs and why A-Rodg has to be a Dummy of the Week.
We're also discussing what we want to see from Disney+ Day 2021 and more.
Jayce, Chief and I break down all of the big movie news coming from DC Fandome from the first glimpse of Michael Keaton’s Batman in The Flash, our excitement for Shazam: Fury of the Gods and The Batman.
We also weigh in on the other big DC-related news of the week with Ruby Rose and Warner Bros. trading shots over her departure/firing from Batwoman.
This week, we’re breaking down the news of a new series Tales of The Walking Dead featuring new and old characters from the undead universe.
We also discuss why Timothee Chamalet probably should rethink his no superhero movie policy and if Madonna turning down the role of Catwoman in Batman Returns was a bad thing.
Also, Scream is back and we react to the new trailer with new victims and familiar faces.
The gang is back to break down the What If? season finale. We discuss if this finale worked to pay off all of the various subplots. And we consider some of the characters we want to see in Season 2 and the potential spin-offs for the live-action Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Jayce and I also explain what’s been going on with Titans and why this season needs to end sooner rather than later.
And the SnyderVerse is trending once again. Why Warner Bros. probably needs to move forward with some form of follow-up.
On the eve of No Time to Die, we play a game of Bond Roulette where we randomly break down the highs and lows of a James Bond film.
There's some seriously divisive films among the list and Jayce, Jovon and Gunner make their case for their favorite 007 efforts.
Jayce and I discuss all the lineup for Disney+ Day including the premiere of Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings and Jungle Cruise.
George Lucas' ex wife, has some strong thoughts on the Sequel Trilogy and we break down the latest villains coming to Batwoman Season 3.
The Walking Dead was impressive this week and we break down why it succeed as well as the home video sales of Zack Snyder's Justice League.
Happy Batman Day! Jayce and I break down the latest episode of Titans with Nightwing and the Titans closing in on Red Hood and Scarecrow.
Jayce and I cover Christopher Nolan's decision to head to Universal Pictures for his latest film.
With rumors of a Penguin spin-off, we consider other Batman rogues that could front their own film.
Also, we discuss Venom: Let There Be Carnage news and Mortal Kombat sequel news and future spinoffs.
Jayce and I break down the Hawkeye trailer and our thoughts on the future of Young Avengers in the MCU.
Also, we discuss the Killmonger-focused installment of What If?, Shang-Chi's big box office haul and more.
In this week's episode, we react to the tragic death of Michael Kenneth Williams and his legacy in TV and film.
What If...? delivers another shockingly strong episode with the arrival of Zombies and The Walking Dead finds that Maggie might not be the ideal leader at this point in the series.
Finally, we take a look at The Matrix Resurrection and our excitement for the latest installment in the series.
It's Shang-Chi's big opening weekend. Experts are predicting close to $90 million. Will the latest Marvel Studios film shatter the pandemic box office records?
We also debate comic book movies that get a bad rap, but really are quietly good.
The Walking Dead is still working its magic so far in its final season. Here's our take on the Reavers and their crazy major debut.
Jayce and I are back to discuss the latest Eternals trailer and the reveal of some actual action scenes.
Also on deck: That amazing second episode of What If featuring T'Challa as Star-Lord. Bad Batch Season finale, Titans Season 3's opening arc, Stargirl Season 2, Married at First Sight Houston, AEW prepping for CM Punk's arrival and why WWE is the Dummy of the Week
Discussing the excitement of the Mattel WWE New Generation Ultimate Edition ring getting crowd funded, the lineup for the new G.I. Joe Classified Series leaks and what I picked up this week.
We're back and breaking down our thoughts on James Gunn's crack on The Suicide Squad, Chloe Bennet ditching the potential dumpster fire of the Powerpuff Girls CW drama and Marvel Studios doing it once again with What If...?
Hasbro had an exciting Marvel Monday panel revealing the Retro Fantastic Four wave. I break down my favorites and which figures need some work in advance of arriving on shelves next March.
Plus, an update on the HasLab Galactus with special guest star Marvel Universe Galactus.
We're breaking down the Scarlett Johansson vs. Disney lawsuit. Who's really at fault for the fallout of the Black Widow star and Disney?
Next week marks the start of the next Marvel Cinematic Universe series coming on Disney+ with What If? and we discuss the latest rumors of how the series will spin off into the movies.
Also, we break down Matt Damon's very bad week with some increasingly baffling comments and news he missed out on a major role in one of the biggest movies of all time.
Olympic fever has hit and we've got a lot to discuss specifically the Simone Biles controversy. Should we respect her need to take care of her mental health or did she let her team and country down?
We also discuss the second installment of Batman: The Long Halloween and what lessons Warner Bros. live action films could learn from it.
Snake Eyes failed at the box office, but should that limit future live-action installments of GI Joe?
Finally, we talk about the new Ghostbusters: Afterlife trailer.
This episode I'm looking at why Snake Eyes failed to make much of a dent at the box office.
With a second place finish behind M. Night Shymalan's Old, and a meager $15 million opening weekend gross, the future of more G.I. Joe live action films isn't looking great. I break down why that was inevitable and how it could have been avoided.
Not to be outdone, Warner Bros. makes some baffling decisions with the handling of the Constantine character in Legends of Tomorrow thanks to the character's emergence in the HBO Max universe.
Also, we've got some news on the Black Widow's Blu Ray release.
I'm taking an extensive look at all of the WWE reveals from the Mattel 2021 Comic Con at Home panel. From WWE Legends to the new lines of Ultimate Edition Legends, WWE Superstars and the final installment of Masters of the Universe WWE, I'm breaking it all down.
There's plenty of big Elite figures coming and some unexpected reveals as well.
And I've definitely got some thoughts on the WWE New Generation Ultimate Edition crowdfunding project and its likelihood for success.
I try and make sense of how we still haven't gotten a great G.I. Joe movie in the wake of the disaster that was Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins.
We also break down the season finale of The Flash and what we hope to see for Season 8. We also talk about why Superman and Lois remains such a great watch.
With Kate Beckinsale saying she'd love to do an Underworld and Blade crossover, we discuss what movie crossovers we want to see?
I'm back with another installment of Figure Files with a look at the HasLab Marvel Legends Galactus figure.
It's a big week of GI Joes with the reveal of the Super7 cartoon inspired GI Joes, the Hasbro Classified Series Deluxe Zartan and the Mattel Ultimate Edition Sgt. Slaughter based on his GI Joe attire.
Plus, Storm Collectibles news, Prince Bride figures coming from McFarlane Toys and more.
We had a lot to talk about this week from Loki, The Flash, Space Jam: A New Legacy and Resident Evil?
First up, we break down The Flash's season finale part 1. Why are Barry and Iris so children-crazed? Does no one care about the time continuity and these random future children Bart and Nora.
Naturally, we were hyped to discuss the Loki season finale and what these developments mean for the future of Marvel Studios' Phase 4.
A discussion on the Dream Team We also dish on our excitement level for Space Jam: A New Legacy. Somehow this leads to an impromptu breakdown of the Resident Evil films and what worked and what didn't work with the Milla Jovovich franchise.
Loki remains one of the best projects from Marvel Studios since Avengers: Endgame. We discuss the latest episode and what could be building for the season finale.
The Flash is heading in the opposite direction and we talk about why things have gone so wrong lately for the series.
On the movies front, we break down our thoughts on Black Widow, Tomorrow War and The Forever Purge.
With recent DC movie news with Robert Pattinson's Batman, Michael Keaton shown on set as Batman and more DC news, the fellas discuss why DC and Warner Bros. just won't give fans what they want.
From the curious Superman decisions to the new hashtags for a return to Ben Affleck's Batman, we question what's so hard about delivering what your paying customers want to support with their money.
Jayce and I break down the shocks and twists of the latest episode of Loki with The Nexus Event. How shocking was the outcome of this episode? We talk about what we hope to see as the Disney+ series nears its home stretch.
We also touch on The Tomorrow War from Amazon and its potential effect on the streaming wars.
We're saving our Black Widow review for next week, but we do discuss it briefly as well as some of the fallout for the next phase of Marvel Studios.
I'm back with another installment of Figure Files. This episode I'm breaking down the prototype reveals of the Marvel Legends Age of Apocalypse Wave 2 from Hasbro. You can pre-order the wave here.
Also, Mattel revealed the latest waves of WWE Legends, Elites and Basic sets.
Super 7 debuted its much anticipated Power Rangers line and Mezco revealed its new addition to the G.I. Joe line.
The Fast and Furious franchise is back with F9: The Fast Saga. We break down why this is the franchise succeeded and what lessons it took from the Marvel Cinematic Universe to become one of the strongest and enduring at the box office.
Along with F9, Black Widow looks to be the box office salvation needed for theaters. Will Marvel Studios ultimately end up not prioritizing Scarlet Johansson's character in earlier standalone films?
Kevin Feige still doesn't want us to have Blu-Rays of the Disney+ Marvel shows. Does that matter in a streaming landscape?
The Transformers film series is rolling out with a seventh installment featuring Maximals, Predacons and Terrorcons. We discuss our hopes for this new film and when we originally stopped being so fascinated with the series.
I'm going through the big leaks from Mattel's WWE line with the latest rumors on the WWE Legends line.
Hasbro revealed an updated Sandman that already has me excited about other potential sized down Marvel Legends figures.
And I break down some likely reveals in store for the GI Joe Classified Series line from the Snake Eyes: G.I. Joe Origins movie.
Finally, I break down the McFarlane Toys Batman 66 reveals from the weekend and the possibilities from this line.
After the In the Heights controversy, we discuss the responsibilities of minority filmmakers to include every demographic in their film.
I sing the high praises of the fantastic Batman: The Long Halloween, Part One from Warner Bros. Animation. The guys have a long debate about the controversy with the Batman/Catwoman canceled sex reference on Harley Quinn.
Social media is also upset about Supergirl being dismissed on Superman and Lois.
Plus tune in to find out how you can get free passes to Pierce Brosnan's new movie, The Misfits.
What do the boys think about the not-so shocking news of NBC cancelling Manifest?
I'm breaking down the latest NXT TakeOver In Your House 2021.
Here's my take on the Fatal Five Way for the NXT Championship featuring Karrion Kross defending against Pete Dunne, Adam Cole, Johnny Gargano and Kyle O'Reilly.
What'd I think about Raquel Gonzalez defending her NXT Women's Title against Ember Moon and William Regal's declaration that it's time for a change?
This was a busy and reveal filled week for figure collectors of multiple lines and I break them down in this action figure focused installment.
Hasbro and Target seem to have finally figured out the mystery of stocking the G.I. Joe Classified Series - Assault on Cobra Island figures. And there's reasons for optimism with the line as a whole as more figures appear to be readily available.
For those who initially missed out, Hasbro is also revisiting the Rogue One figures from the Star Wars The Black Series line along with a few new additions.
Chief was thrilled and excited to finally come together so we could watch A Quiet Place Part II. We break down our shared experience watching the year's biggest horror thriller. Was it fun being back in the theater again?
We also break down Chris Harrison's departure from The Bachelor franchise, the major events that led to his extended hiatus from the series and why ABC ultimately decided not to give Harrison the final rose.
What do the boys think of the announced co-hosts for Bachelor in Paradise including Lil Jon, Lance Bass and Titus Burgess?
And Rob Zombie is directing The Munsters? John Wick 4 has some very intriguing new cast members and Jayce is arguing that Batwoman has become a better show than The Flash. How did that happen?
After a technical snafu last week, we're back for another take on our special milestone episode 200. We break down some new items like Jupiter's Legacy getting cancelled from Netflix and the latest host reveal for Bachelor in Paradise.
For most of the episode we break down some superlatives with our best of the best with Best Ensemble, Sports Film, Movie of 2021 (so far), TV pilot and The Best Villain.
We couldn't have gone this far without you so thanks for continuing to listen and spreading the word about the show. We're planning to crank out another 200 episodes stronger than the last round.
We're one episode away from the big 200th show. For this one, we're talking about the need for yet more Batman and Superman cartoon series, the fallout of the Warner/Discovery media and what it means for future streaming services and the new directors for Batgirl.
Arnold Schwarzenegger is back with a new Netflix series, Salma Hayek had a near fatal bout with COVID and our take on Spotify's virtual concert series.
For the next episode we want to hear from you. Send along any questions, comments, etc. you want to hear us discuss on next week's show.
After the release of the Snake Eyes G.I. Joe Origins trailer left me a little wanting, I tried to break down my concerns with this latest Joe movie.
And because I hate to be that guy that just complains, I offered a suggestion for how G.I. Joe could be done right as an animated series on say Amazon Prime.
Jayce and I give our quick thoughts on Netflix's latest comic book series, Jupiter's Legacy, and how it measures up with some of the latest in the genre.
I discuss why it's so major that we're getting a Bitter Root series from Director Regina King.
We also break down Emily Blunt discussing those still not going away Invisible Woman fan casting rumors.
We break down Star Wars: The Bad Batch premiere and our concerns about this latest entry in the Star Wars saga.
The Flash is seeing some original cast members depart while another is returning after being killed off (?). And at least some of us are debating ending the race with the series.
We also talk about DC's upcoming rumored film slate with the J.J. Abrams Superman and The Joker sequel.
Also stay tuned for a special promotion for That Damned Michael Che with a chance to win a $25 gift card.
For this episode we're breaking down the finale of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and what that means for the MCU's future.
Sam Wilson's journey to becoming Captain America is over and now it's time to watch him shine in his new role. And what about the potential for some Secret Invasion connections?
We've also got some news on Titans casting Scarecrow, the return of DC FanDome and the diminishing returns of DC films in general.
Gunner and Jovon had some major issues with the latest Mortal Kombat reboot and Jayce and I try to make it a fair fight.
Plus, I have a near podcast breakdown discussing the likelihood of Mac Jones being drafted to the 49ers.
Mortal Kombat is coming to theaters and HBO Max tomorrow and the fellas are hyped for it. And while we're talking about video game movies, we break down some of our favorite and worst in the genre.
Sony and Disney struck a big deal to bring the Spider-Man films to Disney+ and we're all set for The Falcon and the Winter Soldier finale.
The gang is not happy about the plans for a How I Met Your Father spin-off, a Fantasy Island reboot and the return of Masters of None.
As always, thanks for listening and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe,
We're almost at the milestone 200th episode, but for episode 193 we've still got plenty to discuss.
First up, we break down one of Marvel Studios' best recent efforts with The Falcon and the Winter Soldier. The show has been crazy and exceeded our expectations so far. We break down what we want to see in the final two episodes.
The Flash hasn't been nearly as fun and we try and make sense of what's going wrong.
And naturally, we have to talk about that insane new F9 with the team teasing in space and Zack Snyder's Army of the Dead.
Ray Fisher finally unloaded all of the behind the scenes drama he experienced while shooting Justice League. It's a crazy situation and we break down all the foolishness as well as why Warner Bros. will always be looking up at Marvel Studios' success.
Tyler Perry is planning a Madea drama prequel to explore his iconic character's past. Some of the guys actually think this could be a hit.
Kanye West had a documentary coming to Netflix, but the guys aren't that excited about this one.
Finally, Jovon and Chief break down Godzilla vs. Kong and share their raves and rants about the clash of titans.
After another disappointing episode, we break down the Walking Dead woes and tie it in to the terrible decision to announce the Carol and Daryl spin-off.
The Flash tries to find a bit more consistency as the roll-out of The Forces continue. Did we like the introduction of Psych?
Supergirl returns while Superman and Lois is on hiatus. We decide if the show is worth continuing to check out or it's it time to finally declare the show dead to us.
We're finally back to a blockbuster movie season with the arrival of Godzilla vs. Kong. Only one can emerge the victory and the fellas discus their favorite.
Zack Snyder's Justice League is in the books and we all got a chance to check it out and we've got a ton of opinions to break down.
Jayce and I break down the latest episode of The Flash, which basically kicks off the new season finally. It left us feeling a bit more encouraged and somewhat cautious about what's in store for the rest of the year.
We also break down the big bombshell with Batwoman with the recasting of Kate Kane and how that impacts current Batwoman, Ryan Wilder.
We're kicking off a special March feature where we break down the Best of The Franchise. We'll take a look at a series and determine which film was the absolute best entry. We're starting things off with Fast and Furious and Mission: Impossible.
Which installment of Vin Diesel and Tom Cruise's franchises stands above the rest?
Jovon and I break down the latest episode of The Walking Dead and discuss Gabriel's evolving character.
For this episode we broke down our four comfort films that we will go to in any circumstance that will instantly put us in a better mood. Does Coming 2 America make the cut?
Either way the fellas have now seen it and share their take on the sequel. Let's see if it matches up with mine.
Michael B. Jordan is headlining and directing Creed III and the guys come up with what they want to see and who Adonis should battle in the next installment slated for a 2022 release.
I saw Coming 2 America and the boys share their apprehension about checking out the sequel to the Eddie Murphy, Arsenio Hall and the old gang.
Gunner felt validated while Jayce and Jovon were disappointed that Coming 2 America was a let down. If you've seen Coming 2 America, make sure to let us know what you think.
Superman & Lois had an impressive debut and we break down our expectations for the series going forward.
It's the most anticipated new show of The CW Verse so naturally we had to share our thoughts on Superman and Lois. With strong performances from Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch, this looks like it could be a key show the CW Verse. But what did we think about it?
We also break down the latest rumors with the Snyder Cut of Justice League and what at least one Warner Bros. executive really thought about Joss Whedon's contributions to the project.
Finally, we tackle the many problems with Batwoman and how it can still be salvaged and the potential for season 2 of WandaVision.
For this week, we end up having a longer conversation about The Bachelor than we ever thought possible. We break down the latest racial controversy, the overall issues with the format of the show and how race is factored into reality TV.
We discuss Matt James' disappointing lack of coolness and his overall bland presentation. The lessons The Bachelor should take going forward and why they basically had it right with Rachel Lindsay's season. And we try in vain to come up with some reason for Chief to ever give The Bachelor a chance.
We also break down the latest Justice League Snyder Cut trailer for the highly anticipated DC film set to debut on HBO Max next month. Who got hyped after seeing it and who stayed the same and does this increase our hopes for a Justice League 2?
As always, take a second to subscribe, rate and review the show. It is appreciated.
I'm back to break down NXT TakeOver Vengeance Day - a stellar show from the black and gold brand.
It's a full rundown of the show from the finals of both the men's and women's Dusty Classic tournaments, the three-way women's championship, the North American title and NXT world title matches.
And in the aftermath of the shocking ending, I discuss a few intriguing ways NXT could go for Wrestlemania as far down the road to Summerslam.
Hope you enjoy the show and as always please subscribe, rate and review.
We had a big show set up with some great discussion that naturally occurred before Gina Carano's mouth and tweets got her fired from The Mandalorian and Pedro Pascal got cast in The Last of Us series. Despite those setbacks, we did get in on Joss 'Trash' Whedon again and what these latest allegations mean for Ray Fisher's career.
Also, we discussed the Black Panther casting rumors, Jared Leto's Snyder Cut makeover in Justice League and the latest bombshell episode of WandaVision.
Finally, we wrap the show with our nominees for some of the best couples in movies and TV in honor of Valentine's Day in case you need some weekend recommendations.
Our minds are continually being blown by WandaVision. We talk about what we want to see playing out the rest of the season and what cameo would completely shake up our thoughts on the potential future for the series and the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
We also discuss the upcoming plans for Thor: Love and Thunder and the role of the Guardians of the Galaxy.
Cathy Yan had some issues with Warner Bros' handling of Harley Quinn and the Birds of Prey. We question if she has a valid complaint or if there's just an overall editing problem with DC's live action films. And yeah we even bring back the Richard Donner cut of Superman II.
I'm breaking down the WWE Royal Rumble 2021 on this show. As always, the Rumble kicks off Wrestlemania season and we get some idea about who some of the featured players will be thanks to the winners of the men and women's matches.
There was more to the show of course and I break down all of the world title matches including Roman Reigns vs. Kevin Owens and Sasha Banks vs. Carmella. And I spend a longer time breaking down the Rumbles and my biggest beef with the current setup of the match.
We're back for another week to complain about Tom Brady returning to the Super Bowl and the revival of one of our more popular segments, 3 Best 3 Worst featuring Ryan Reynolds.
Also, we discuss the latest craziness on WandaVision and our take on the mysterious possibilities for the culprit behind it. And we talk Marvel Studios rumors for the former Netflix characters and the big surge of HBO Max subscribers due to Wonder Woman 1984.
We're talking about all of the wackiness in WandaVision. What's got us excited about the new Marvel Studios series and what we hope is yet to come this year.
There's also talk about Chris Evans returning to play Captain America. How will that cameo look after his role in Avengers: Endgame?
We also discuss the dramatic upheaval with the former Arrowverse with the Green Arrow and the Canaries spin-off not moving forward and early returns of season 2 of Batwoman not looking good.
Thanks as always for checking out the show. Hope you enjoy it and don't forget to share, rate, review and subscribe.
We're kicking off the New Year with a look at what the fellas have been watching and anticipating as we approach the year mark of the pandemic. From Bridgerton, Cobra Kai, The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina and yes even a slacker finally coming around to Lovecraft Country, we break down some of our favorite latest binges.
And with the latest bombshells from Ray Fisher about Warner Bros. and the subsequent writing out of Cyborg in The Flash movie we question if there's even a reason to stay invested in the DC Extended Universe at this point.
It’s the last episode of a year that couldn’t end soon enough.
Jovon and Gunner are back to talk Wonder Woman 1984 after finally checking it out over the week.
We break down the big rumors of the week including speculation on Joseph Gordon-Levitte’s potential role in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
And we wrap this one up by breaking down our best and worst of 2020.
That's the main question the fellas discuss as we break down the sequel to the 2017 original.
We break down our disappointment and surprise at how many areas the film failed to land from Steve Trevor's return, Barbara Minerva breaking bad, Maxwell Lord's portrayal and a son named Alistair.
Settle in and grab some popcorn as we talk about one of our biggest cinematic disappointments of 2020.
We were left in awe and excited about the future of Star Wars following the season finale of The Mandalorian. We break down all the possibilities from that big reveal, the true measure of success that Star Wars is back and wonder why the Sequel Trilogy couldn't have been as good as a TV series featuring a new character.
Wonder Woman 1984 is getting a mixed reaction from critics. After all of the delays will the film eventually prove to not be worth it and how does that affect the future of DC Comics films?
Hope you and yours have a very Merry Christmas, Happy Holidays and thanks for listening!
Jayce and I break down the latest Star Wars rumors with Patty Jenkins directing Rogue Squadron and the Darth Vader/Obi-Wan Kenobi rematch set for the Obi-Wan series.
We also discuss the plans to have Temeura Morrison appear in a yet to be disclosed role, which might be one of Vader's Jedi Hunters.
On the Marvel front we tackle the latest Marvel TV series cancellation, the possible return of Mike Colter's Luke Cage under the Marvel Studios banner and a Thor cast member coming back for Thor 4.
And oh yeah, there's more rumors of new additions to Spider-Man 3.
The Disney Shareholders' reveal pushed this one back a bit, but we're back with the pitches for our very own Christmas movie.
We also break down all of the possibilities with all of the Spider-Man 3 casting rumors and what other characters we'd like to see join the already mammoth film.
And as the theater/streaming debate continues we look at who's really during this unprecedented era in cinema.
In a special last minute podcast, Jayce and I break down the big reveals from Disney's 2021-2022 slate including the major projects from Marvel Studios and Lucasfilm.
What's our take on the returning prequel main character showing up in Obi-Wan Kenobi, the return of The Bad Batch and the Lando TV series coming to Disney+
Then we start speculating about who else could show up in the newly announced Disney+ Marvel series and give our take on the future of Black Panther II and the upcoming slate of Marvel Studios on the big screen.
Yes, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas and the gang decides to take a crack at our favorite classic, old school Christmas movie and the best modern ones.
I debate whether to pick up Fear the Walking Dead again and ask Jovon to help me out.
Jayce and I break down the latest episode of The Mandalorian with the arrival of Ahsoka Tano, all of the fallout from the big revelations and where the series and Star Wars TV universe could go from here.
As always thanks for listening, subscribe/rate/review. Enjoy the show!
It's the day before Thanksgiving and we've got a lot to dish about from Black Lightning's cancellation, WandaVision getting the full-on sitcom treatment and Dave Chappelle getting The Chappelle Show removed from Netflix.
We're always thankful for our listeners and hope you enjoy this Thanksgiving season.
With the news finally being made official, we break down all the various repercussions of Wonder Woman 1984 getting a dual release on HBO Max and theaters. Which high profile film will be the next to opt for some form of streaming presence instead of waiting out a return to theaters?
Tune in for info on the latest digital screening passes for Nicholas Cage's new film Jiu-Jitsu.
Season 5 of This Is Us has just gotten underway with four episode for 2020 before taking its fall break. That gives me a perfect time to break down everything that's gone down so far this season.
I'm ranking my favorite subplots of the early season so tune in to get my thoughts on the best storylines, characters who are shining so far, the subplots that feel like a soap opera and which ones that could hold up as some of the best in the series.
On this week's show we break down the big controversy with that egg-eating scene in The Mandalorian.
Also, we consider how TV shows can actually work their schedules this season with the ongoing breakout of COVID-19 instances on set, Vin Diesel returning for a sequel to Bloodshot, the shocking contract details of Johnny Depp's firing from Fantastic Beasts 3 and his potential replacement.
A Quiet Place is getting a spin-off and Chief explains why that makes him so happy. Josh Hartnett explained why he turned down Batman and Superman roles, but was that really the right call? Zach Snyder teases the future of Justice League possibly even beyond the Snyder Cut of Justice League.
Check out all our takes on this episode and don't forget to subscribe, rate and review.
It's a big episode this week as we react to the big election news from Saturday in the middle of the celebration.
We also discuss the major news with Johnny Depp being asked to leave the Fantastic Beasts franchise, Loki getting a second season from Disney+ and our early take on the second season of The Mandalorian.
Finally, we take a deeper dive with Man of Steel and reflecting on why mainstream audiences might be unfairly harsh against this take on Superman.
Enjoy the show and don't forget to rate, review and subscribe.
For this week's show, Jayce and I break down the potential of studios going the exclusive streaming rights to air their blockbusters in the wake of the No Time to Die proposal.
We also break down the likelihood of when all of these films currently in production will actually be shown in theaters.
With The Mandalorian Season 2 out now, we break down our excitement and what we want to see over the course of this season and any potential cameos from other Star Wars lore.
Plus, find out how to get free digital passes to see Omari Hardwick and Loretta Devine in Spell.
We’ve got a big show this week as we break down the phenomenal first season of Lovecraft Country.
The Boys Season 2 recently wrapped and we talk about all of the craziness with that memorable and insane latest installment.
And we break down some of the big recent comic book movie news including Jared Leto reprising his role as The Joker for the Snyder Cut of Justice League.
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The whole LMF Podcast crew is back for this episode. We're breaking down Disney's announcement that new films might not necessarily be going to theaters and may go the streaming route from now on. This could have some serious impact on theaters, which might become extinct.
HBO Max is moving forward with its Green Lantern series featuring some fan favorite Lanterns. Will this finally give DC some much needed boost in its entertainment race with Marvel?
With most of the big winter films moving to 2021, we discuss all of the significant shakeups to the movie calendar including the dramatic upheaval of the DC Comics film slate.
How much longer will we really have to wait for the next installment of Batman? When will we see The Flash, Shazam: Fury of the Gods and Black Adam. And how much further will we have to wait for Wonder Woman 1984?
And now Tenet is apparently making a quick shift from theaters to a Blu-Ray/DVD release for the holiday season.
We break down all of the various possibilities with the third Spider-Man film including the arrival of Jamie Foxx reprising his role as Electro and rumors of Kirsten Dunst and Dane DaHaan coming back as well.
Finally, we discuss the potential of a Hollywood bubble similar to the NBA bubble.
We're Marvel Studios and Star Wars heavy on this episode. First up, we talk about the rumored Samuel L. Jackson Nick Fury series, rumors with WandaVision, recasting one of the Agents of SHIELD characters for the Hawkeye series and the potential of a Young Avengers film.
On the Star Wars front, Empire Strikes Back burning up the box office charts once again, Why is Alden Ehrenreich claiming the Star Wars franchise is no longer a huge part of his life anymore? Jayce breaks down his excitement over the possibilities of Disney considering doing multiple Star Wars projects involving Darth Bane.
And then I discuss the latest news with Jamie Foxx potentially returning to his role of Electro, but this time in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It's another fun show so don't forget to rate, review and subscribe.
Movie schedules keep changing and Disney finally relented and moved Black Widow to 2021. We break down the fallout to the launch of Marvel Studios' Phase 4 lineup and our anticipation of WandaVision following the latest trailer.
Then we shift to the major change to the CWVerse with the announcement that Supergirl is ending following its sixth season.
Don't forget to get in on the Rogue Warfare: Death of a Nation giveaway. Listen in to get all the details on how to get a free digital copy today.
Jayce and I break down the latest news with more Black Widow delays, Kang officially joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe with the hiring of Jonathan Majors and the possibility that Olivia Wilde's Spider-Woman film will be set in the MCU.
We also discuss the need to immediately pre-order a PS5 and which version to get.
We break down the somewhat surprising news of The Walking Dead ending with Season 11 and a spin-off starring Carol and Daryl. We question if yet another TWD spin-off is necessary at this point especially with two essentially bulletproof characters.
Tenet made its box office debut and nabbed $20 million, but was that a success or a failure for such a heavily touted movie? And what does this mean for other blockbusters still planning to come out this year? We also discuss Mulan's success as a premium release on Disney+ and if that moves Black Widow up further.
With big changes coming for the Academy Awards, we debate how this will make actual changes to the Oscar bait films coming out over the next few years. If nothing else, this will force Hollywood to actually be inclusive instead of just talking about the need for it during award shows with pitiful representation.
In this episode, we have an emotional discussion on the death and impact of Chadwick Boseman. What it means to lose such a surging superstar and the complicated debate on Marvel Studios' options going forward with Black Panther.
Additionally, we talk about John Boyega's impassioned comments about Star Wars fandom and the treatment of minority characters in the Sequel Trilogy.
We still question if Tenet is worth the possibility of catching the Coronavirus as Disney's New Mutants bombed at the box office with a weak $7 million opening weekend.
DC FanDome was a smashing success and the boys break down all of the big reveals and what had us most excited.
There was a lot to talk about from the final Wonder Woman 1984 trailer, the first teaser of The Batman and Zack Snyder's Justice League trailer.
###### Has DC managed to turn the tide and gain some much needed momentum? We discuss it along with another installment of the world famous Dummies of the Week.
For this episode, Jayce and I discuss the first round of DC Fandome, which has now shifted to a two-day event. We break down what we're hoping to see from the film branch of the DC Universe.
And what does Zack Snyder have in store with the Snyder Cut trailer that a lot of fans are anxiously awaiting?
Additionally, there's some Star Wars news with some potential TV or movie spin-offs for a pair of big villains in the franchise's history.
There's some big news on the Marvel movie front with Olivia Wilde being tapped to direct a film in the Spider-Verse with all signs pointing to it being Spider-Woman.
We also discuss the likely delays for Marvel series on Disney+, why The Wachowski Sisters are the dummies of the week and more.
DC Comics has announced the end of several new and long-running titles with more cuts expected. In this episode, I'm breaking down my thoughts on the end of Justice League Odyssey, Hawkman, Teen Titans, Young Justice and more.
We break down the need for a dramatic take on The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, which skips the comedy and instead goes for a more realistic take on being black in America.
Why did Ruby Rose leave Batwoman and do the fellas think her explanation is so simple?
With the recent layoffs at DC Comics, Chief and Jovon consider three ways DC Films could help turn the tide by creating stronger movies to generate more interest in the comics.
No more catalog 4K movies coming from Disney in a sign that hints that the format might not have as long as legs as its DVD and Blu-Ray predecessors.
We break down a ton this week from Mulan's Disney+ debut, The Matrix's trans connection and more John Wicks coming.
Mulan is making its Disney+ debut in an unconventional manner that may pave the way for other upcoming Disney films like Black Widow.
The Matrix is back in the news as one of the co-creators Lily Wachowski confirms the narrative that the 1999 film was a transgender allegory.
Chief is not happy about the plans for a Dirty Dancing remake. And also in remake world, Furious 7 director James Wan is working on a Knight Rider movie.
Thanks for listening as always and don't forget to share and subscribe.
Given just how utterly crappy 2020 has been from a wrestling perspective, let alone the worldwide front, we needed an entertaining diversion. AEW Double or Nothing 2020 proved more than up to the challenge.
I'm breaking down the highs, minor lows and everything in between including the AEW title match of Jon Moxley vs. Mr. Brodie Lee and the instant iconic classic Stadium Stampede match of the Inner Circle vs. The Elite (with Matt Hardy).