Black Widow and Loki are both going to explore the past of the MCU in much different ways this summer as Black Widow hits theaters and Disney+ Premier Access in July and Loki arrives on Disney+ in June.

A black-ops mercenary and assassin, Jim Terrier finds himself targetted by the company he used to work for as they try to wipe out their unsavory past to become an international security firm.

Director Tom Hooper, who previously brought Les Miserables to the big screen, now brings Cats to horrifying life this Christmas with a new cinematic take that transforms its all-star cast into literal, digital cat people.

Joining the long list of unnecessary remakes, the new Point Break lacks any of the charm or fun of the original as Bodhi (Edgar Ramirez) and his team of pseudo-environmental bros try to achieve the legendary “Ozaki 8” series of extreme stunts that results in them pulling heists, which brings them to the attention of FBI agent, Johnny Utah (Luke Bracey)

This week on the podcast, Zach, Chris and Joe talk more about The Winter Soldier and how game changing it is, the first Expendables 3 trailer, pay tribute to the Ultimate Warrior, Bruce Lee in the latest UFC game, the closest thing to an Everything Action video game and much more.

Darren Aronofsky is looking to deliver an epic movie experience next Spring with Noah, as Russell Crowe stars as the biblical figure who is given a vision of an impending apocalypse and sets out to build an ark to save his family and gather two of every animal to repopulate the Earth.

We review Mel Gibson’s return to the screen as Detective Thomas Craven in Edge of Darkness, where he investigates the murder of his daughter.