Oz the Great and Powerful destroyed the box office this weekend with the best opening of 2013, so far while Dead Man Down gets added to the list of R rated action bombs for this year.

Identity Thief easily took the top spot at the box office this weekend with one of the best openings of the year and one of the best openings for an R rated comedy.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about the big Super Bowl trailers, a bunch of casting news, Marvel Phase 3, Thunderbirds, the original Django, Mama, what Nicolas Cage’s daughter would actually be like and much more.

Stallone is back after leading the Expendables last summer for a team up with Fast & Furious’ Sung Kang in New Orleans and directed by action legend Walter Hill. Is it a classic pairing or should Stallone stick to working alone?

Warm Bodies managed to take the top spot at the box office this past Super Bowl weekend while Stallone had one of his worst openings ever.

February kicks off with the first movie from Stallone this year along with a zombie romantic comedy and the team up of Pacino, Walken and Arkin.

Some solid looking action this month from Stallone, Bruce Willis and The Rock along with the usual Valentine’s Day schlock.

With Stallone getting into a mismatched partnership this weekend in Bullet to the Head, the crew of Zach, Chris and Joe go back to 1989 for another classic pairing in Tango & Cash, with Stallone teaming up with Kurt Russell.

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk about the return of Arnold in The Last Stand, pay tribute to Tony Scott, the brilliance of God Bless America, Dolph Lundgren vs Cuba Gooding Jr, try to figure out why orphans are always getting into insane situations that require them to be rescued and much more.

Stallone leaves the other Expendables behind for Bullet to the Head where he teams up with Sung Kang, of the Fast & Furious movies, to find the man (Jason Momoa) who murdered his hitman partner.