The Code Is Zeek

I suppose many just can't wait to see The Lion King, and that's understandable. Disney spent a ton to make sure you are interested. I didn't like it all that much, but it certainly has moments that are stunning to look at. Additionally, I have some other reviews for smaller films going wider in their release, along with thoughts on the newest home releases. Plenty of new trailers came out this week to take a look at. Lastly, have fun listening to this week's double-review podcast covering Stuber and Crawl. Enjoy and thanks for reading!  In Theaters Now: The Lion King - They look like real lions, but there's no heart to be foundThe Farewell - A terrific family-based drama (spreads wider this week)The Art of Self-Defense - It's like a lo-fi Fight Club (spreads wider this week)Here's The Archive Of Every Review Throughout The Year(s)

This week's Out Now with Aaron and Abe is more fun than a rideshare with an alligator. Aaron and Abe are joined by Forbes' Scott Mendelson to discuss the buddy cop comedy Stuber and the disaster-horror flick Crawl. Listen in to hear our various takes on these Summer movies, along with other fun discussions about recent releases. Among the topics covered, we have a fun round of Know Everybody (6:30), Out Now Quickies™ (9:22), Trailer Talk (20:45), the main reviews (25:40) and (46:04), Games (1:09:00), and Out Now Feedback (1:16:52). We then wrap things up (1:32:10) and have some bloopers (1:43:13) following this week's closeout song. So now, if you've got an hour or so to kill...
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Following another spectacular Spider-Man opening, this weekend is a bit more low profile, yet packed with releases. Stuberand Crawl fill the need for some standard buddy comedy and horror creature feature entertainment if that's what you're looking for. Meanwhile, on the indie front, audiences can get a literal kick (or a punch) out of The Art of Self-Defense or the terrific family drama, The Farewell. There are also a few new options for those viewing from home, including the incredible Transit. Lastly, be sure to listen to our most recent podcast episodes, as they offer up plenty to have fun with. Enjoy and thanks for reading!  In Theaters Now: Best Films of the Year So FarStuber- The buddy pairing of Nanjiani and Bautista worksCrawl - A fun Summer creature featureThe Farewell - A terrific family-based dramaThe Art of Self-Defense - It's like a lo-fi Fight ClubEarly Review: