Taking over for Steven Spielberg, director James Mangold previously sent Wolverine off with Logan and has now directed what is Harrison Ford’s final time in the fedora with Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny.  While obviously not at the level of any of the original trilogy, it is a massive improvement over Kingdom of the Crystal Skull and a fun, if overly long, send-off for Indy.

Originally released as a made-for-TV movie in 1971, Duel was one of the projects that kicked off Steven Spielberg’s film career and eventually got a limited domestic theatrical release in 1983, this weekend being the 40th anniversary of that release. 

New Lord of the Rings movies are coming from New Line and WB Discovery, Succession is ending with the upcoming fourth season, a new Hellboy movie is in development, Blumhouse is going to start developing video games and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

A new attempt to reboot Escape from New York is in early talks, Margot Robbie’s Pirates of the Caribbean spin-off is not happening, Quentin Tarantino wants to make a TV series, Bradley Cooper is Frank Bullitt for Steven Spielberg and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

This week on the Everything Actioncast, Zach and Chris pay their respects to Kevin Conroy and then talk about the Streets of Rage movie, Bullitt, Silk, Cabinet of Curiosities, Barbarian, Nope, The Slumber Party Massacre, and more.

Spielberg is working on a new movie featuring the iconic character Frank Bullitt, Shout! Factory has gotten to rights to everything ALF, Chameleon cast for the upcoming Kraven the Hunter movie, Robert Downey Jr. and Shane Black are teaming up for a new Parker movie, Tarantino may be directing episodes of the Justified revival and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Celebrating its 20th anniversary later this year, Minority Report is still a fantastic sci-fi action movie and the teaming up of two of the biggest names in Hollywood: Tom Cruise and Steven Spielberg and you can watch the entire movie thanks to YouTube in the latest Everything Action Theater.

West Side Story took the top spot at the box office but its performance is definitely not what Disney/20th Century Studios was looking for with a weak opening of $10.5 million that will make it a massive flop if it doesn’t have the legs to get people coming to theater in the next few weeks.