Zach kicks things off as the crew dives into this week’s biggest movie news: AMC theaters plan to show even more ads before films, a new Wonder Woman movie is officially in development at DC Studios, and the Zelda release date shift avoids a clash with Godzilla x Kong. Plus, popcorn lovers beware — Galactus is coming in bucket form… for $80.

The trailer breakdown features reactions to ALIEN: Earth, Ironheart Trailer 2, Wicked: For Good, Freakier Friday, and Megan 2.0.

At the hour mark, the trio tackles a big question: Why are so many major releases now sequels or remakes? And will original ideas ever dominate the box office again?

Finally, in "Wacha Watchin’", Jacob, Zach, and Lance share their latest watches — from Stranger Things and Clarkson’s Farm to Alien: Romulus and Indiana Jones: Raiders of the Lost Ark.

Triple Take Podcast – Episode 15

This week on Triple Take, the crew kicks things off with breaking headlines: Mark Hamill won’t return as Luke Skywalker, Cillian Murphy is locked in for more 28 Years Later, and Marvel is skipping Hall H at Comic-Con. Plus, Lilo & Stitch hits a surprising milestone, crossing $600 million.

We dive into fresh trailer drops including Happy Gilmore 2, Frankenstein, Stranger Things 5, Dexter: Resurrection, Wake Up Dead Man (Knives Out 3), and Gen V Season 2.

At the 45-minute mark, we go deep on John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum and its impact on the franchise.

Then it’s time to rank this summer’s upcoming blockbuster giants — Fantastic Four, Superman, and Jurassic World: Rebirth. Which are we most excited for, and how much will each rake in at the box office?

We wrap things up with “Wacha Watchin?” featuring Clarkson’s Farm, Oblivion, Return of the Jedi, Conclave, How to Train Your Dragon, and more.

This week on Triple Take, Jacob, Zach, and Lance break down a massive Memorial Day box office weekend, with The Final Reckoning and Lilo & Stitch smashing records. They also dive into Marvel’s latest reshuffling of the Avengers: Doomsday and Secret Wars release dates, and the implications of Spider-Man: Brand New Day jumping the line.

The crew discusses exciting casting and trailer reveals — from Kieran Culkin joining The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping to first looks at IT: Welcome to Derry and Jurassic World: Rebirth.

In the second half, the team takes on the Mission: Impossible franchise, analyzes Marvel’s future direction, and questions why Spider-Man still isn’t getting a true solo moment in the MCU.

Finally, they wrap things up with what they’ve been watching — from Clarkson’s Farm to Monarch: Legacy of Monsters.