We look back and discuss the highs and lows of Game of Thrones. Our favorite seasons, fondest memories, and more!

NOTE: Air conditioner was on for the first 2 minutes of the recording and is the culprit behind the slightly obnoxious ambient sound. But the AC gets shut off at around the 2 minute mark and sounds loads better.

Our topics include the never-ending rumors of Idris Elba as the next James Bond, the latest on James Gunn and Disney, Ewan McGregor's recent comments about a purported Obi-Wan Kenobi standalone movie, the casting woes plaguing Star Trek 4, Disney's live-action Mulan ditching songs and Mushu, and the box performance of The Meg and Slender Man.

We also chat up Spike Lee's new film, BlacKkKlansman, and respond to your listener questions!

We chat about the announcement of Lucasfilm's plan to bring back Carrie Fisher as Leia in Star Wars: Episode IX, which began filming this week.

We delve into Disney's recent firing of Guardians of the Galaxy director James Gunn and what it all means for Vol. 3. We also discuss the bonus content and commentaries on the digital release of Avengers: Infinity War.

Other topics covered include Mission: Impossible - Fallout, Shazam!, Godzilla: King of the Monsters, Glass, James Bond, and Sony's reported plans for a movie featuring Spider-Man villain Kraven the Hunter.

We begin with a discussion on the conflicting reports about the state of the Star Wars Story anthology films before seguing into our reactions to those set photos of Linda Hamilton back as Sarah Connor in the latest Terminator reboot.

We also chat up the trailer for Creed II and address the buzz about the long-awaited Black Widow solo movie closing in on a director.

Finally, we close with a FULL SPOILER discussion about Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and share our thoughts on where the franchise could go next.

We begin with a discussion on the box office failure of Solo: A Star Wars Story -- and what it might mean for the franchise, Lucasfilm, and Disney -- before moving on to our hopes for the Boba Fett movie that Logan's James Mangold may direct.

Then we chat up the latest news on the Disney-Fox deal, Hasbro's hopes for the Power Rangers franchise, and the casting of Jamie Foxx as Spawn. We also field listener questions and discuss the movies we most recently watched.

We go into what we liked and didn't about the Han Solo origin story, its depictions of Chewbacca and Lando Calrissian, Alden Ehrenreich's performance in the title role, the new characters, surprise appearances and fan service, and more.

It should be noted this spoilercast was recorded before Solo opened -- and promptly disappointed at the box office.

First, we chat up the most noteworthy new trailers (including our thoughts on the first look at The Predator), the news about a G.I. Joe spin-off featuring Snake-Eyes, and more.

The bulk of this week's episode, though, is dedicated to us picking our absolute favorite and least favorite entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

We also respond to listener questions, including offering our choices for our favorite classic Universal Monster movies.

Tom and Laura team for their segment -- with Jim, Terri, and Joshua paired for theirs -- where they chat about whether they liked the movie, what they thought about who lived and who died, and if they liked Thanos as a villain.

We also discuss how we think the MCU will move forward following the events of Infinity War.

We dive into what we thought of the new Deadpool 2 and Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom trailers, and also weigh in on the current state of video game movies in light of the recent release of Rampage. We also discuss the news that Steven Spielberg will direct a DC movie.

The bulk of this week's episode, though, is dedicated to which summer movies we're most looking forward to, starting with Marvel's The Avengers: Infinity War ... which we will be back next week to talk about in full spoilerish detail!

We delve into what we thought of The Shape of Water and Get Out's Oscar victories, and share our reactions to the big winners overall.

We also discuss some of the most recent, big geek movie news, including the confirmation of Kristen Wiig's casting as Cheetah in Wonder Woman 2.

We talk about what we thought of director Ryan Coogler's vision, Killmonger as the villain, and what the movie means in the larger cultural sense.

Our colleagues Terri Schwartz, David Griffin, and Joshua Yehl also lend their insights into what worked and didn't with the movie.

We also discuss what the events happening in Black Panther might mean for the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

We dive into the big DC movie news about Joaquin Phoenix being up for the role of Joker in a standalone film and Michael Bay possibly directing Lobo.

We also discuss Netflix's surprise drop of The Cloverfield Paradox after the Super Bowl and share our thoughts on the film, as well as our reactions to the first trailer for Solo: A Star Wars Story.

The Shape of Water led the pack with 13 nominations, but this year's nominations also saw a slew of praiseworthy firsts.

We discuss what we thought of the various nominated films, performers, and directors as well was which movies and artists we think were overlooked this year.

We also give our thoughts on those Captain Marvel set photos that revealed Carol Danvers' costume and react to those rumors that Netflix might distribute Cloverfield 3.

We discuss the overall box office performance of -- and some of the very heated divisiveness around -- Star Wars: The Last Jedi and what we think that might mean for both Solo: A Star Wars Story and Last Jedi director Rian Johnson's planned new Star Wars trilogy.

And with awards season now upon us -- the Golden Globes are this weekend -- we debate what sort of Oscar chances the likes of Wonder Woman, Get Out and Logan have in light of the nominations they've received from critics and industry groups.

We also weigh in on the news that DC Films is getting a new boss as well as Netflix's critically savaged fantasy film Bright getting a sequel.

This week, several members of the IGN Entertainment crew share their SPOILERISH reactions to Star Wars: The Last Jedi!

Jim Vejvoda, David Griffin, Joshua Yehl, and Tom Jorgensen all chime in to talk FULL SPOILERS about all the elements of Episode VIII in the Skywalker Saga.

The actress joins us roughly halfway through this week's episode for a spoiler-free discussion about performing opposite Daniel Day-Lewis (in his final film) in director Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread.

We also spend a good portion of the podcast discussing Disney's looming acquisition of Fox's film assets and what that really means for fans and moviegoers. We also discuss the DC Films shake-up while answering your questions.

We also give our not so wildly enthusiastic responses to the new trailers for Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom and Alita: Battle Angel.

The acclaimed actor spends the entirety of the podcast discussing everything from his latest film --the World War II drama Darkest Hour -- to his past genre films (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, The Dark Knight Rises) to the properties that make him geek out (including Game of Thrones to Fantastic Four)!

We also ask Mendelsohn about the rumors that he's up for the villain role in Captain Marvel, but you'll have to listen to the podcast to learn what he has to say about that!

This week, several members of the IGN Entertainment crew share their SPOILERISH reactions to Justice League!

Jim Vejvoda, Terri Schwartz, Joshua Yehl and Tom Jorgensen all chime in to talk FULL SPOILERS about all the elements of the latest DC movie.

This week, Jim Vejvoda and Tom Jorgensen share their SPOILERISH reactions to Thor: Ragnarok!

Jim is also joined by fellow editors Joshua Yehl and David Griffin to talk FULL SPOILERS about all the elements of the latest Marvel movie.

This week, Jim Vejvoda and Tom Jorgensen share their SPOILER-FREE reactions to Thor: Ragnarok, their thoughts on the new trailers for The New Mutants, Black Panther, and Star Wars: The Last Jedi, and also chime in on the latest buzz about Solo: A Star Wars Story and Detective Pikachu: The Movie.

The bulk of the episode, though, is spent discussing how horror movies have been such a box office force this year, from Stephen King's IT to Annabelle: Creation to Happy Death Day. Tom and Jim also reveal their personal favorite horror movies.

This week, Jim Vejvoda and Tom Jorgensen are joined by our NY editor Scott Collura! We react to the first trailer for the new Tomb Raider movie starring Alicia Vikander and discuss the "F" CinemaScore received by Darren Aronofsky's mother!.

And with the news that Linda Hamilton will be back for another Terminator and Jamie Lee Curtis is returning to the Halloween franchise, we also speak at length about when actors reprise their iconic roles after long absences

This week, Jim Vejvoda and Tom Jorgensen talk up the news that director Colin Trevorrow has parted ways with Star Wars: Episode IX and what that says about Lucasfilm, the rumblings that Apple and Amazon are vying for the movie distribution rights to the James Bond franchise, and what we learned on the set of Thor: Ragnarok.

Finally, we're joined by Terri Schwartz to talk FULL SPOILERS about Stephen King's It, what we liked and didn't like about it, and the challenges its sequel will face. The It spoiler chat starts around the 23:30 mark so you'll be spoiler-free listening to this episode until that point.

This week, Jim Vejvoda and Tom Jorgensen talk up all those reports about upcoming DC movies (from standalone films to The Batman and a Joker-Harley Quinn team-up film) to Obi-Wan Kenobi getting his own standalone Star Wars movie.

We discuss director Jame Gunn's comments about Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 setting up the next 10-20 years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and also answer YOUR questions.

And with summer drawing to a close, we reveal our favorites movies of this past season.

This week's Dragons on the Wall topics include:

- Was Dany too harsh on her defeated enemies?

- Gilly's big discovery about Jon Snow

- Littlefinger's ploy to drive a wedge between Sansa and Arya

- Cersei's revelation to Jaime

- The mission to capture a wight and the return of THAT character

Dragons on the Wall is IGN's Game of Thrones show, so make sure to tune in every week after the episodes air for our experts' takes on the insanity that's sure to go down in Season 7.

This week, Jim Vejvoda, Ahmad Childress and Tom Jorgensen talk up the big news about Disney's move away from Netflix to launch its own streaming service, the casting of Riz Ahmed in the Venom movie, and the latest on Justice League.

The bulk of our conversation, though, revolves around all the new details we learned this week about Star Wars: The Last Jedi, from what's happening within the Resistance to the new aliens inhabiting Luke Skywalker's island hideaway.

Finally, we chat up what we've been watching lately on streaming and at the cineplex.

This week, Jim Vejvoda, Ahmad Childress and Tom Jorgensen weigh in on all the movies stuff that went down at San Diego Comic-Con, particularly from Marvel Studios and the DC Extended Universe.

We also discuss Wonder Woman, Captain Marvel, Shazam!, Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Atomic Blonde, The Emoji Movie, Stephen King's It, and the current state of the Alien franchise,

Succeeding where our previous show, the now-retired Keepin' It Reel, left off, IGN Entertainment's Jim Vejvoda and Terri Schwartz are back to talk about movies, movies, and movies!

In this premiere episode, we're joined by our video producer Tom Jorgensen to talk FULL SPOILERS about Spider-Man: Homecoming! (Save and listen to this podcast AFTER you've seen the new Marvel movie because otherwise, well, we'll spoil it for you, duh!)

As this is just our first episode, expect some fine-tuning ahead and a different format in future episodes than Keepin' It Reel listeners were accustomed to, with a less news-driven angle and more opinion and topic-driven discussions instead.

Also, and this is important, don't expect this to be a weekly show. Given our busy schedules, which often involve events and travel that take us out of the office, it's more realistic to expect the IGN Movies Podcast to drop every two weeks. (We're still aiming at end of week publish times!)

A tremendous thank you to all those who wrote to us or approached us in person at events asking for the return of the podcast -- and for your patience during this longer-than-expected interval. We hope you like the new IGN Movies Podcast as much as you did Keepin' It Reel!

4:20-8:00: Saturday Night Live going live across the country and getting a summer spinoff.

-8:00-9:10: Into the Badlands has cool fights!

-9:15-12:20 Crashing, The Good Fight and Legion renewed - and some brief chatter about Legion promos spoiling their villain revealed.

-12:20-16:25: 12 Monkeys and The Expanse renewed and some more talk about Syfy's status

-16:25-18:55: The 100 renewed and a tangent into how long shows should last

-18:55-22:15: More info on FOX's X-Men pilot Gifted (which may not be called Gifted)

-22:15-23:50: CBS's Young Sheldon Big Bang Theory prequel

-23:50-26:05: Game of Thrones' final season confirmed to be six episodes (and pondering when Walking Dead will end)

-26:05-49:00 Iron Fist thoughts (no spoilers)

-49:00-1:13:14Iron Fist thoughts (with spoilers)

-8:00-10:15: Black Lightning now a CW pilot

-10:15-20:30: How Gotham is these days (Spoiler warning for Gotham so far this season)

-20:30-25:45: Bryan Singer directing Matt Nix's X-Men TV series

-20:45-27:20: The Good Place renewed for Season 2

-27:20-29:45: Darren Criss to play The Music Meister on The Flash/Supergirl musical crossover

-29:45-31:40: Sharknado 5 announcement and how Syfy has a branding issue

31:40-36:00: Thoughts on Powerless

36:00-41:30: Thoughts on Legion

41:00-46:24: Reader email on shows taking long breaks between seasons

It'll still be us talking films and geek culture but with a new format and name. Your podcast feeds should remain the same as we'll be aiming to upload the IGN Movies Show to the same feed as Keepin' It Reel, and we'll also have a new email address for you folks to send us feedback when the IGN Movies Show debuts Friday, January 13, 2017.

This week, we discuss the latest on Wonder Woman, The Flash, Fantastic Beasts 2, Uncharted, Doctor Strange, Deadpool 2, Avatar 2, Alien: Covenant, The Dark Tower, Ghost in the Shell, and more.

This week, we discuss the latest on Deadpool 2, Uncharted, Toy Story 4, The Incredibles 2, Doctor Strange, the Han Solo prequel, Cloverfield 3, and more.

This week, we share our reactions to the new trailers for Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and Assassin's Creed. We also discuss the latest buzz on Thor: Ragnarok, Deadpool 2, The Batman, Captain Planet, Doctor Strange, and a new Willy Wonka movie.

Plus, we also dive deep into the state of the Star Wars universe in the time between the prequels and Rogue One.

This week, we share our reactions to the new trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, the news that Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them will expand to five movies, our exclusive reveal of Amber Heard's Mera from the Justice League movie, the new footage from Doctor Strange that was recently screened for fans, and more.

And stay tuned for our own Joshua Yehl swinging by to share his thoughts on seeing the first 10 minutes of Fantastic Beasts.

This week, we discuss the newly announced title for the upcoming Wolverine movie and why we think "Logan" is the right route for the franchise, as well as why we still can't wrap our heads around Blade Runner 2049. We also share our excitement for Jordan Peele's upcoming thriller Get Out, theorize about rumored casting for the Han Solo origin movie and discuss the newly announced Gears of War film, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales trailer, and the trailer for the extended cut of Suicide Squad.

This week, we discuss the critical and commercial failure of Blair Witch and why those proclaiming it as the death of the horror genre are short-sighted and wrong.

We also chat up the latest on Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, the epic ambitions of The Dark Tower, Batman's tactical suit in Justice League, Ghost in the Shell, The Fast and the Furious 8, Monster Trucks, Passengers, the Predator reboot, and The Magnificent Seven.

This week, we look ahead at the upcoming movies we're most looking to see coming later this year and guesstimate how they'll fare commercially.

We also discuss how horror films have been one of the box office's best bets of late, as well as the latest on The Batman, Harry Potter, Transformers: The Last Knight, and more.

This week, we discuss the summer movie season's biggest hits and flops (critically and commercially), as well as the latest on Spider-Man: Homecoming, Captain Marvel, Justice League Dark (aka Dark Universe), Gambit, Thor: Ragnarok, Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War, and more.

This week, we discuss the marketing for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, as well as the latest on Star Wars: Episode VIII, Suicide Squad, Justice League, The Flash, Deadpool 2, Detective Pikachu, Stephen King's It, Kingsglaive: Final Fantasy XV, and more.

We also discuss this weekend's new film releases Ben-Hur, War Dogs, and Kubo and the Two Strings.

This week, we have a SPOILERISH discussion about Suicide Squad's performance and reception, as well as the latest on the next entries in the DC Extended Universe. We then discuss the latest buzz on Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Captain Marvel, Transformers: The Last Knight, the Ghostbusters reboot, Resident Evil: The Final Chapter, and more. 

We also discuss how we think new releases Sausage Party and Pete's Dragon may fare against reigning champ Suicide Squad at this weekend's box office.

This week, we delve deep into SPOILERS to discuss Suicide Squad, which opens this weekend. We go over what we thought worked and didn't, what they got right comics-wise, and how we think its potential success or failure may affect the DCEU.

This week, we discuss what DC Films and Marvel Studios brought to San Diego Comic-Con, as well as the other films that went to the show. We also discuss the big news about the Divergent finale now becoming a TV movie instead, the announcement of a Detective Pikachu movie, the return of Jason Bourne, Star Trek Beyond, rebooting The Rocketeer, and much more.

This week, we discuss Jim's visit to the set of Suicide Squad, what's coming to Star Wars Celebration and San Diego Comic-Con, the latest buzz on The Flash, Gambit, Star Trek Beyond, Assassin's Creed, and more. 

We also share our SPOILERISH thoughts of the new Ghostbusters movie.

To skip past spoilers you don't want to know, use the time code below! 

00:00-16:00: Preacher, 12 Monkeys and Curb Your Enthusiasm renewals

16:30-29:15: Penny Dreadful spoiler discussion, including the series finale

29:15-45:00: Person of Interest spoiler discussion, including the series finale

45:00-59:41: Game of Thrones spoiler discussion, including the Season 6 finale

This week, we discuss Jim's recent visit to the set of Justice League and all that he learned there, this week's big reveals about Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, and more. We also discuss the box office prospects of Finding Dory and Independence Day: Resurgence. 

We also pay our respects to actor Anton Yelchin, who died suddenly last week.

This week, we discuss the poor box office performance of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, the latest on Justice League, Thor: Ragnarok, Suicide Squad, Justice League Dark, Pacific Rim 2, Captain America: Civil War, and more.

Jim is then joined by fellow editor Joshua Yehl to discuss the Warcraft movie is full SPOILERISH detail.

We also guesstimate how well Warcraft will fare against The Conjuring 2 and Now You See Me 2 at this weekend's box office -- and why China will make all the difference for the long-awaited video game movie adaptation.

This week, we discuss the upcoming reshoots to be done on Rogue One: A Star Wars Story and what that means, as well as the latest buzz on Captain Marvel, Transformers: The Last Knight, James Bond 25, Doc Savage, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Friday the 13th, Thor: Ragnarok, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and the box office reception of X-Men: Apocalypse and Alice Through the Looking Glass.

We also guesstimate how Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows and Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping will fare at this weekend's box office.

This week, we delve deep into SPOILERS to discuss X-Men: Apocalypse, which opens in North American theaters this weekend after a week in international release. We go over what we think worked and didn't, what they got right comics-wise, and where we think the series will go next.

We also include highlights from our interview earlier this year with X-Men: Apocalypse actress Lana Condor, who plays Jubilee in the film. It's interesting to learn about her experiences making the film now as many of her scenes were cut from the final theatrical version.

This week, we discuss the news that DC Entertainment chief creative officer Geoff Johns will now co-run DC Films in an executive shakeup at Warner Bros. in the aftermath of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice.

We cover DC/Warners' reported plans for a Harley Quinn spin-off, a Boster Gold movie, Justice League, and Ben Affleck and Geoff Johns' planned Batman movie.

We also discuss filmmaker Shane Black's revealing comments about Iron Man 3, the latest buzz on Black Panther, Rogue One, Transformers: The Last Knight, classic video games getting the big screen treatment, and the Angry Birds Movie.

This week, we discuss the latest buzz on the MCU, Captain America: Civil War's box office dominance, Justice League: Part One, Green Lantern Corps, Star Wars: Episode VIII rumors, Godzilla vs. Kong, our thoughts on the Assassin's Creed trailer, and more.

We dive into what we liked and disliked about the film, what we thought about the new MCU characters, why we were torn on its ending, what Civil War could be setting up, and much more.

This week, we discuss X-Men: Apocalypse, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Inhumans, Doctor Strange, Green Lantern Corps, the casting of Lara Croft in the Tomb Raider reboot, 20th Century Fox sitting out San Diego Comic-Con, and more. 

We also look ahead to the release of Captain America: Civil War and speculate how Ratchet & Clank: The Movie and Keanu will fare at this weekend's box office.

This week, we discuss the new trailers for Doctor Strange and Suicide Squad, as well as official news on Ben Affleck's solo Batman movie and the MCU's Spider-Man: Homecoming. 

We also discuss -- briefly and without spoilers -- Jim's response to Captain America: Civil War, his video review of which can be seen below:

4:40-12:30: Jessica Henwick cast as Colleen Wing in Iron Fist

12:30-16:00: Peter Serafinowicz cast as The Tick

16:00-24:00: CBS Renews 11 series; announces Person of Interest’s end

24:00-25:30: Luther creator adapting Talented Mr. Ripley

25:30-31:00: Reader email on guest star and prestige credits

31:00-36:00: Reader email on Baskets

36:00-44:00 Thought son Black Sails (non-spoilers)

44:00-55:45 Thoughts on Black Sails: Season 3 (with spoilers)

55:45-1:11:05: Thoughts on Daredevil: Season 2 (with spoilers)

This week, we discuss the new trailer for Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, the drastic ups and downs of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice's turbulent box office performance, the latest updates on the DCEU, Doctor Strange trailer buzz, and more.

We also talk about the DC superhero epic's box office performance, Ben Affleck's future Batman obligations, and more.

Finally, we talk up what we saw at last weekend's WonderCon and give you an update on what's happening with the X-Men movie universe.

We dive into what we liked and disliked about the film, its surprises, how it did establishing DC's larger cinematic universe, some of our biggest unanswered questions, and much more.

We dive into the latest buzz on Captain America: Civil War, Ghostbusters, Justice League, the Spider-Man reboot, Venom's spinoff, Tomb Raider, and more.

We also discuss the success of Zootopia and the waning box office drawing power of both Sacha Baron Cohen and Chris Pine.

0:00-6:00: Your basic opening randomness, including Matt talking about A Knight’s Tale. 

6:00-24:30: Paul Lee leaving ABC; ABC renewing SHIELD, Scandal, Once, Upon a Time, Quantico and more and thoughts on The Muppets’ season. 

24:30-26:30: Superstore and Bones both renewed – the latter for its final season. 

26:30-32:20: Game of Thrones’ Finn Jones cast as Iron Fist. 

32:20-35:00: TV reboot/sequel/remake update, including Katrina Law joining Training Day, a potential Departed TV series, The Mist pilot ordered and Sarah Michelle Gellar returning to Cruel Intentions 

35:00-38:00: Sarah Shahi cast as Nancy Drew, while Person of Interest remains in limbo 

38:00-45:15: Bryan Fuller makes more additions to both American Gods and Star Trek.

46:00-51:00: Fuller House renewed – and a tangent on the current state of late night talk shows. 

51:00-52:00: Vanessa Hudgens, Alan Tudyk, Danni Pudi, Christina Kirk join NBC’s DC Comics comedy, Powerless 

52:00-57:00: More on the use of the F word on basic cable TV, as FX pushes boundaries while Walking Dead may dial back on a comic book character.

57:00- 59:30: A reader email about TV season passes and if it can help a show. 

59:30-1:22:00: A big, spoiler-packed conversation about The 100’s latest episode, “Thirteen.”

With the 88th Academy Awards upon us, we wager which films and artists will win top honors and which might shock conventional Oscar wisdom.

We also chat up some new footage from The Angry Birds Movie we saw, as well as the latest on Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Justice League, Deadpool 2, Captain America: Civil War, Pacific Rim 2, and more.

Finally, we curse the abysmal film that is Gods of Egypt, in theaters this weekend.

This week's topics include news on Deadpool and its inevitable sequel, Star Wars -- Episode VIII, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Transformers: Bumblebee, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Wolverine 3, and more.

This week's topics include news and rumors on the next three Fast and Furious sequels, Power Rangers, Thor: Ragnarok, Star Wars -- Episode VIII and Episode IX, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Alien: Covenant, Transformers 5, Avatar 2, Wolverine 3, X-Men: Apocalypse, and Deadpool.

We also chat up which upcoming movies might get some plugs during this weekend's Super Bowl, and how we think Hail, Caesar! and Pride and Prejudice and Zombies will fare at the box office.

This week's topics include news and (some SPOILERSH) rumors on Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Wonder Woman, Joseph Fiennes being cast as Michael Jackson, Thor: Ragnarok, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Deadpool, The Big Short's Oscar hopes, and the Academy's rules overhaul to foster diversity.

This week's topics include Warner Bros. and DC's big campaign this week to give the public a sense of their upcoming slate, from Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice to Suicide Squad to Wonder Woman and Justice League.

We also dive into the latest Star Wars rumors, the future of the Terminator and Narnia franchises, and react to the shocking reveal of 10 Cloverfield Lane.

This week's topics include the Academy Awards nominations and Golden Globes winners, Star Wars -- Episode IX, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Black Panther, the future the Mad Max, Pacific Rim and Narnia franchises, and more.

We also discuss the deaths of Alan Rickman and David Bowie and their respective contributions to film.

This week's topics include Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Doctor Strange, Transformers 5, Suicide Squad, Creed and more.

We also pick which films we think will take top honors at this weekend's Golden Globes.

5:30-8:00: The state of DC Comics on the CW

8:00-14:30: The Rock revealing he’ll be a part of WrestleMania 32

14:30-16:00: Kristen Bell guesting (vocally) on iZombie

16:00-18:30: Lyndsy Fonseca guest starring in Agent Carter: Season 2

18:30-21:30: The Man in the High Castle renewed (and tangents on WGN’s shows and People v. OJ Simpson)

21:30-25:30: The Riddick universe (?!) expanding with Merc City

25:30-32:00: Reader email with a theory about The Leftovers

33:00-49:00: Spoiler chat about Fargo: Season 2

49:00-1:01:45: Spoiler chat about Ash vs Evil Dead: Season 1

1:01:45-1:26:30 Spoiler chat about Star Wars: The Force Awakens

1:26:30-1:36:55: More of our favorite shows of 2015 discussed

This week's topics include new details on Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows, Ant-Man and the Wasp, Black Panther, The Good Dinosaur's failure and more. Plus, we react to the Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild nominations and snubs.

This week's topics include new details on Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Captain America: Civil War and more.

This week's topics include new details on Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the latest chatter on Alien: Paradise Lost, Activision's newly announced Call of Duty movie plans, and more.

Finally, we read one Power Rangers fan very cool letter to us about what the franchise means to him. Sweet stuff.

This week's topics include Star Wars: The Force Awakens, The Batman, Warcraft, Alien 5, Power Rangers, X-Men: Apocalypse, Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them, Doctor Strange, The Witcher and more.

Finally, we guesstimate how new releases SPECTRE and The Peanuts Movie will fare at this weekend's box office.

This week's topics include Suicide Squad, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Captain America: Civil War, the failure of Steve Jobs at the box office, and more. And with Halloween upon us, we also discuss the best and worst horror movies we've seen this year and some to keep an eye out for in the weeks and months and ahead.

Finally, we discuss Chris' review of SPECTRE and what we think is the future of the James Bond franchise.

This week's topics include: our reactions to and lingering questions raised by the new trailer to Star Wars: The Force Awakens; Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice; Fantastic Four; Ant-Man and the Wasp; Captain America: Civil War; Die Hard 6; Doctor Strange; Gambit; Chris Rock returning to host the Academy Awards; Back to the Future Day; and more.

We also discuss this week's new releases: The Last Witch Hunter, Jem and the Holograms, Paranormal Activity: The Ghost Dimension, Rock the Kasbah, Suffragette, and Attack on Titan: End of the World.

This week's topics include: Reports of bad blood between Marvel Studios and Marvel TV, including rumors about the Inhumans movie and Iron Fist Netflix series; the failure of Pan and what it might mean for other upcoming public domain screen adaptations of Tarzan and Robin Hood; Lucafilm's dedication to diversifying their Star Wars directors; plus, the latest on Godzilla vs. King Kong, Alien: Paradise Lost, Mad Max: Wasteland, Expendables 4, and more.

We also share our thoughts on this week's new releases: Crimson Peak, Goosebumps, and Bridge of Spies.

This week's topics include Ant-Man and the Wasp, Captain Marvel, Black Panther, what's next for the Terminator franchise, Daniel Craig's candid thoughts on his future as James Bond, The Fast and the Furious 8, Transformers 5, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Star Wars -- Episode VIII, The Martian, Ghostbusters and more.

We also discuss this week's new releases Pan and Steve Jobs.

This week's topics include Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War Parts 1 and 2, Doctor Strange, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Alien: Paradise Lost, Gambit, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Pacific Rim 2, Avatar 2, SPECTRE, and the live-action Attack on Titan adaptation.

We also discuss The Martian and Hollywood's track record with Mars movies.

In this week's podcast, Jim Vejvoda and Chris Carle are joined by IGN's new entertainment editor, Terri Schwartz. Although we do bring you some of the latest in genre movie news -- including buzz on Gambit, The Fast and The Furious 8, Star Wars -- Episode VIII, and the rebooting of the Men in Black franchise (reportedly without Will Smith) -- this anniversary episode focuses more on answering your questions for us.

We talk about the movies that made us fall in love with cinema, that made us want to cover film for a living, our most memorable movie dates, the flicks we will absolutely never watch, the worst movies we've ever seen, and some of our favorite or most memorable celebrity interviews.

Thank you again, dear audience, for being such faithful fans and for keepin' it reel with us all these years. Here's to three hundred more!

This week's topics include Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Captain America: Civil War, Wonder Woman, Transformers 5, SPECTRE, Square Enix movie dreams, and the latest buzz on sequels and reboots.

We also talk about filmmaker M. Night Shyamalan and whether his new horror-comedy The Visit can spring him from movie jail.

This week's topics include Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: Episode VIII, Captain America: Civil War, our thoughts on the behind-the-scenes shake-up at Marvel Studios, Steven Spielberg's recent comments on the demise of the superhero movie genre, our favorite and least favorites movies of this past summer, and what films we can't wait to see this fall. 

We also pay our respects to the late, great master of horror, Wes Craven.

This week's topics include Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Captain America: Civil War, Doctor Strange, Assassin's Creed, Suicide Squad, Gambit, Nintendo's future on the big screen, the Blade reboot, the sequels to Fifty Shades of Grey and more. 

We also ponder if We Are Your Friends or No Escape have any chance of dethroning Straight Outta Compton at the box office this weekend.

This week's topics include our thoughts on Fantastic Four's failure, new details on Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the first look at Black Panther's costume, our thoughts on the first trailer for The Hateful Eight, Bill Murray's rumored role in the Ghostbusters reboot, Deadpool sequel chatter, and more. We also give you a preview of what we might expect from Disney's D23 Expo this weekend. 

We also ponder how Straight Outta Compton and The Man from U.N.C.L.E. will fare at this weekend's box office.

This week's topics include our thoughts on Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Gambit, Wonder Woman, Doctor Strange, Ghostbusters, Five Nights at Freddy's, SPECTRE, what's next for Christopher Nolan, the state of Adam Sandler's career, and more.

We also ponder how Vacation will fare against Mission: Impossible -- Rogue Nation at this weekend's box office.

This week's topics include our thoughts on X-Men: Apocalypse, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad, Star Wars: Episode VIII, Marvel's Spider-Man reboot, Ant-Man, SPECTRE, Space Jam 2, Minecraft, Pacific Rim 2, Captain America: Civil War, Thor: Ragnarok, and more.

We also ponder how Pixels may fare at this weekend's box office.

This week's topics include our thoughts on what we saw from San Diego Comic-Con, including Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad, Deadpool, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, X-Men: Apocalypse, Fantastic Four, Warcraft, The Hateful Eight, The Amazing Spider-Man 3, Green Lantern Corps, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2, and more.

We also share our thoughts on whether Marvel's Ant-Man can be big enough to topple Minions at the weekend box office.

This week's topics include the casting of Spider-Man, Captain America: Civil War,, The Batman, Avengers: Infinity War, Wolverine, X-Men: Apocalypse, Thor: Ragnarok, Ant-Man, Green Lantern, Uncharted, Rampage, Independence Day Resurgence, Paranormal Activity's end, Jurassic World, Inside Out and more.

We also share our thoughts on the the death of composer James Horner, and wager whether Ted 2 can topple Jurassic World at the weekend box office.

Alas, another season of Game of Thrones has come to a close, and this time all fans are left equally in the dark about what's to come next, as the books have now caught up with the HBO series. Joshua Yehl, Roth Cornet, and Eric Goldman join together once again for an epic season overview episode of Dragons on the Wall.

First, we touch on the fallout of the events in Meereen, from there we move onto Stannis decline and if he is or is not lost to us, which brings us to Brienne and Pod and where they may be headed from here, from there we move onto the events at King's Landing including Cersei and the High Sparrow, then it's on to Dorne, Jon Snow and The Wall and the question of if he's truly lost to us, from there we move to Arya and the Many Faced God, and Winterfell.

Finally, we talk about some general questions, including the lack of Bran and Hodor this season and how we feel that effected the overall story.

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This week's topics include Star Wars, Wolverine 3, Doctor Strange, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2, the Big Trouble in Little China remake, and more. We also share our thoughts on the enduring popularity of the Joker, as well as the passing of screen legend Christopher Lee.

We also share our thoughts on Jurassic World and how high it will saur -- get it?? -- at this weekend's box office.

Welcome back to another Game of Thrones show! Lots to discuss this week, as Season 5 delivers another eventful 9th episode.

First, Eric Goldman and Roth Cornet give their overall thoughts on what is perhaps the most talked about event of this episode - the sacrifice of Shireen.

From there, we move on to teen-dragon Drogon's Harpy roast and last minute dragon mamma rescue. We then discuss Arya's choice - vengeance or maintaining her vow. Then onto a look at what is and is not working in the Dorne storyline.

Finally, we touch on the way the show - as promised - spoiled a plotline from an upcoming book in this episode.

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This week's topics include Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Suicide Squad, Spider-Man, Star Wars Anthology films, Captain America: Civil War, Guardians of the Galaxy 2, Tron 3, Captain Marvel, Star Trek 3, James Bond, a Big Trouble in Little China remake, and more. 

We also chat up this weekend's new releases Spy, Entourage, and Insidious: Chapter 3.

This week's topics include Suicide Squad, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Doctor Strange, Wonder Woman, Transformers One, J.K. Rowling's Fantastic Beasts and Where To Find Them, Stephen King's It, and more.

We also chat up this weekend's new releases San Andreas and Aloha.

This week's topics include Suicide Squad, Captain America: Civil War, Warcraft, Star Wars, Transformers 5, The Flash, horror remakes and more.

We also guess how Tomorrowland and Poltergeist will fare against holdovers Pitch Perfect 2 and Mad Max: Fury Road at the box office this weekend.

We open up with our thoughts on the episode and an initial response to that final, controversial scene. We talk about the episode as a whole, though. Including: Arya's evolution and whether or not the Dorne storyline is paying off.

From there, we spend a bulk of the time unpacking that Sansa wedding night scene, the various takes on it, and why it did or did not work for us.

Finally, we touch on the Littlefinger's reveal, and what it might mean going forward.

Okay, guys! This was a tough one and we understand that there a are a lot of different opinions out there and that this is a topic that inspires some understandable emotion for many. It's totally fine to agree or disagree with what anyone is saying, let's just try to keep the discussion thoughtful and respectful - particularly given the sensitive nature of the subject matter.

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This week's topics include Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Star Wars: Rogue One, Black Panther, Captain Marvel, Spider-Man, The New Mutants, Wolverine 3, X-Men: Apocalypse, Ratchet & Clank, Jem and the Holograms and more.

Finally, we guess whether Mad Max: Fury Road or Pitch Perfect 2 have what it takes to dethrone Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron at the box office this weekend, and then share our SPOILERISH thoughts on the awesomeness that is Fury Road at the very end of the show.

After our we give our initial responses to the episode, we delve into the nitty gritty of what's happening on Game of Thrones this season; including Jon and his controversial decision, Dany and her "How to Feed a Dragon" lesson in terror, what the heck is going on with Sansa, and Tyrion goes to Volantis!

From there, we take some reader email on who may ultimately win the throne, and a possible spinoff series. Finally - with plenty of warning - we head into some book spoiler territory!

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This week's topics include Suicide Squad, Star Wars: The Force Awakens, the alleged Boba Fett spinoff, Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, Captain America: Civil War, the Spider-Man and Ghostbusters reboots, John Wick 2, Stephen King's It, and more.

Finally, we're joined by special guests writer/director Jon Schnepp and producer Holly Payne who talk about their documentary The Death of Superman Lives: What Happened?.

From there, we move into a deeper discussion of some of the particulars of the episode, the Sparrows - the newly empowered faith militant - and Cersei's big move against Margaery, Tommen learning some of the pitfalls of leadership (as Dany continues to discover), Jamie and Bronn and the evolving storyline in Dorne - including our first real look at the Sand Snakes, and what Melisandre is up to over at the Wall.

Then we move on to some social questions, including: Who we would or would not bring back to life on Game of Thrones, if Bran Stark will make an appearance this season, and the point of the dragons on the series (hint: they're DRAGONS :)).

From there, we move on to our regularly scheduled book-spoiler section of the program!

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This week's topics include Suicide Squad, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, the Spider-Man reboot, Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War, Robotech, Furious 8,  the Jump Street and Men in Black spinoffs, Avatar sequels, and more.

Finally, we go into SPOILERISH detail in our reactions to Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron and speculate how much loot it will make this weekend.

First, we do a comparison between this week's trailers - Star Wars, Fantastic Four, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Jurassic World, and Tomorrowland - and vote on our favorite.

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We then move on to a discussion of the Star Wars: The Force Awakens news - including details from our interview with star Oscar Isaac - as well as Star Wars Anthology: Rouge One. From there, we dive into new X-Men: Apocalypse news - Gambit may not show up, and Apocalypse himself on gathering the Horsemen and how they are approaching the look of the villain.

We then jump into the challenges of a standalone Hulk movie and how we believe Marvel still may incorporate some of the elements of Planet Hulk. Finally, we talk about Joss Whedon leaving the MCU and touch on some of the other significant movie news of the week.

We didn't do box-office predictions on this one, but Furious 7 is likely to fourpeat!

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Welcome back to IGN's Game of Thrones show! This week, Eric Goldman and Roth Cornet discuss the second episode in the fifth season of HBO's Game of Thrones, "The House of Black and White".

From there we move on to a discussion of Jon's big decision this week, and if we feel it was the right choice. Finally, we move on to a chat about our favorite pairings of the season so far and then - with plenty of warning - a chat on some of the differences from the books.

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This week's topics include Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, Infinity War Parts 1 and 2, Fantastic Four, The Fast and the Furious 8, Black Panther, Deadpool, The Flash, Tron 3, Five Nights at Freddy's, Need for Speed 2, and more.

We also talk about the record-breaking debut of Furious 7 and just how big it will remain at this weekend's box office.

We then delve into the reveals that the show will not only break more and more from George RR Martin's series of books, but will also spoil some of the novels that have not yet been released.

With seemingly - almost - anyone up for grabs, we talk about a group of psychics predictions on who will die this season, and if we agree or disagree. From there, we move on to social questions, which includes a comparison between Breaking Bad and Game of Thrones.

Finally, we move on to the book specific portion of the show - with fair warning - where we talk about a certain character that we've not yet seen appear on the series and the chapter that George RR Martin recently released from the yet-to-be-released Winds of Winter.

This week's topics include Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Deadpool, SPECTRE, Suicide Squad, X-Men: Apocalypse, Mad Max: Fury Road, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2, Tron 3 and more.

Finally, we talk about how much loot Furious 7 will race off with at this weekend's box office.

This week's topics include Star Wars, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Captain Marvel, Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War Parts 1 and 2, Spider-Man, X-Men: Apocalypse, Deadpool, Ready Player One, Mission: Impossible - Rogue Nation, Star Trek 3, Super Troopers 2, Maggie and more.

Finally, we talk about whether Get Hard, Home or The Divergent Series: Insurgent will top this weekend's box office.

This week's topics Star Wars: Rogue One, Star Wars: Episode VIII, Frozen 2, Captain America: Civil War, Suicide Squad, Tron 3, Zoolander 2, Ghostbusters, Green Lantern, and more.

Finally, we talk about Disney's live-action retelling of Cinderella, which is projected to top this weekend's box office.

This week's topics include the Spider-Man reboot, Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, Power Rangers, Suicide Squad, Blade Runner 2, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, and more.

We also remember the late, great Leonard Nimoy.

Finally, we also wager whether Chappie, The Second Best Exotic Marigold Hotel or Unfinished Business has what it takes to top this weekend's box office.

The Tech Fetish crew also chats about the latest space developments (fireball over Pittsburgh, y'all), hints that Sony could sell off its audio and video divisions, and why you should pay really close attention to what software you're downloading before manually updating firmware.

This week's topics include Captain America: Civil War, Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, Alien 5, X-Men: Apocalypse, Deadpool, our Academy Awards predictions, and more.

Finally, we also wager whether Fifty Shades of Grey will remain champ at this weekend's box office.

We discuss the latest movie news, including Marvel and Sony's Spider-Man deal, X-Men: Apocalypse, Captain Marvel, Deadpool, Thor: Ragnarok, Hitman: Agent 47, and more.

Finally, we also wager how much of a spanking Fifty Shades of Grey might give Kingsman: The Secret Service at the weekend box office.

We discuss the latest movie news, including Jurassic World, Furious 7, X-Men: Apocalypse, Gareth Edwards' Star Wars standalone movie, Star Trek 3, G.I. Joe 3, Fifty Shades of Grey, and more.

Finally, we also wager whether The SpongeBob Movie: Sponge Out of Water, Jupiter Ascending, and Seventh Son have what it takes to finally topple American Sniper from the top spot at the box office.

We discuss the latest movie news, including X-Men: Apocalypse, Fantastic Four, Indiana Jones, the Ghostbusters reboot, Doctor Strange, Gareth Edwards' Star Wars standalone movie, and more. We also wager whether Project Almanac can topple American Sniper at this weekend's box office.

Finally, we're joined by actor Lance Reddick (Fringe, The Wire, Lost) to talk about the Blu-ray release of John Wick and more.

We discuss the latest movie news, including Suicide Squad, Deadpool, X-Men: Apocalypse, Spider-Man's cinematic future, Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, Star Trek 3, Resident Evil 6, the Poltergeist remake, and Gareth Edwards' Star Wars standalone movie.

Finally, we wager whether Mortdecai, Strange Magic, or The Boy Next Door have a snow ball's chance in hell against reigning champ American Sniper at this weekend's box office.

We discuss the latest movie news, including Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Spider-Man's cinematic future, Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, Star Wars, Avatar 2 through 4, Ghostbusters, upcoming remakes, as well as our reactions to The Golden Globe Awards winners and today's Academy Awards nominations.

Finally, we wager whether reigning champ Taken 3 can hold off Blackhat, Paddington and The Wedding Ringer at this weekend's box office.

Finally, we wager whether Taken 3 has enough box office firepower to take down The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies this weekend.

We discuss the latest movie news, including The Interview, The Amazing Spider-Man 3, The Sinister Six, Aquaman, Marvel's Avengers: Age of Ultron, Star Trek 3, an animated Super Mario Bros., Star Wars: Episode VII - The Force Awakens and more.

We also discuss our favorite and least favorite movies of 2014, and look ahead at what's hitting theaters in 2015.

We also discuss this week's release of The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies and our overall thoughts on Peter Jackson's Tolkien trilogies.