Exclusive The 14th Annual Kick Ass Awards February 6, 2020 Before this coming weekend’s Oscars, Everything Action is back to award what we think is the Best and Worst of 2019 with our 14th Annual Kick-Ass Awards. Read on to find out who was Ass Kicker of the Year, The Kick-Ass Movie of 2019 and much more.
Everything Actioncast Everything Actioncast Ep 438 “Godzilla, Glass, Gemini Man, Bond 25 and More” April 26, 2019 This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe dive into Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Will Smith vs Will Smith in Gemini Man, the first official details of Bond 25, the disappointing insanity of Glass, MIB: International and more.
New Release Round-Up New Release Round Up 4/16 April 16, 2019 The Unbreakable/Split cross-over Glass is out this week along with Dragon Ball Super: Broly, The Karate Kid on 4K, the latest DC Animated movie Justice League vs The Fatal Five and more on DVD and Blu-Ray.
Battle at the Box Office Battle at the Box Office 2/18 February 18, 2019 Alita: Battle Angel topped the box office for the holiday weekend and exceeded expectations but overall this past weekend was the worst President’s Day weekend of the last 15 years.
Battle at the Box Office Battle at the Box Office 2/11 February 11, 2019 The Lego Movie 2 took the top spot at the box office but it was well below studio expectations and the opening of the first Lego Movie while the other new releases, besides The Prodigy, met their studio’s expectations.
Battle at the Box Office Battle at the Box Office 2/4 February 4, 2019 With the Super Bowl and only one new wide release this weekend, it was the worst performing weekend since September 2017, with Glass remaining on top for the third week in a row.
Everything Actioncast Everything Actioncast Ep 426 “Punishing Oscar Nominations” January 25, 2019 This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris, and Joe talk the 2019 Oscar nominations, Umbrella Academy, Unsolved Mysteries, Resident Evil, Glass, The Punisher and much more.
Movie Reviews Review: Glass January 22, 2019 The third entry in what’s now a trilogy, Glass brings together the characters of Unbreakable and Split as David Dunn, Mr. Glass, and Kevin Wendell Crumb find themselves in a mental asylum run by Dr. Staple, who tries to convince the trio they do not have superpowers but are simply suffering from a mental delusion.